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Kunar Earthquake
In response to the devastating August 31st earthquake that struck the eastern provinces of Afghanistan, Be Team’s Cure Hospital dispatched a specialized team of doctors and healthcare workers to the affected areas.
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Advancing Surgical Training in Afghanistan with Specialized Symposia
Be Team is committed to training future healthcare workers and ensuring the medical team at its Cure Hospital in Kabul and beyond are educated and experienced in the most up-to-date procedures and techniques. Recently, two symposiums were held at the hospital.
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Healing Through Giving
Be Team is grateful for the support it receives from our generous donors. Every dime and every dollar given is an investment in the people of Afghanistan. While much has been done to improve healthcare, the work that still needs to be accomplished is significant. Be Team is committed to…
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The Journey of Zarifa Shirzad
Zarifa’s journey has been one of strength, pain, and healing – one that reflects both the hardships many Afghan women endure during childbirth and the life-changing impact of specialized care.
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From the President’s Desk
As we close the fiscal year 2025, I want to take a moment to reflect with deep gratitude on the extraordinary impact we’ve made together.
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A Message from the CEO of Be Team International
Through our faithful and enduring partnership with the Fistula Foundation, we are developing a second center of excellence in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar Regional Hospital near its eastern border with Pakistan.
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The Call to Serve and Heart to Teach
Cure Hospital is fortunate to have Josette McMichael, MD, MPH, a dermatologist from Virginia on their teaching team. Following is an interview with this amazing woman who shares her knowledge and insights to help improve the health of the people of Afghanistan.
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Cure Hospital Donates Equipment and Training to Improve Healhcare for Afghans
With the support of the Fistula Foundation and as part of its commitment to improving the quality and accessibility of healthcare, Be Team’s Cure Hospital has donated medical equipment valued at $25,000 to the fistula department at the regional hospital in Nangarhar Province.