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Sailo’s Story
After suffering for 13 years with an obstetric fistula and enduring immense physical and emotional pain, Sailo found hope through Cure Hospital’s fistula program. Thanks to the skilled care of Dr. Atia Sharif Nadi and her team, she made a full recovery and now enjoys a happy, healthy life with…
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Freedom From Darkness
Did you know that Afghanistan has a high dependence on imported electricity and must rely on neighboring countries in Central Asia and Iran to supply over 70% of its electricity? Potential shortages at Cure Hospital can be the difference between life and death. That’s why Be Team has embarked upon…
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Freedom from Illness & Hunger
Flash floods in the northern provinces of Afghanistan caused significant human casualties and extensive financial losses. One of the most severely affected areas was Baghlan, where an estimated 12,000 homes were damaged or destroyed and hundreds of lives were lost. Be Team’s Cure Hospital was able to send two teams –…
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Freedom to Learn
Pictured above: Dr, Yousuf Khan, MD, Cure Hospital Director and Chief Medical Office joins midwifery training participants showing their certificates of course completion. In a country where educational opportunities for women are limited, Cure Hospital is pleased to have recently implemented a four-week-long Midwifery Capacity Building training. Conducted inside the hospital,…
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Freedom from Isolation – A Patient’s Story
Women suffering from a fistula are shunned by their families. The symptoms associated with a fistula cause those who are suffering to become sad, withdrawn and living a life of isolation. Be Team’s partnership with the Fistula Foundation lends a helping hand.
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From the President’s Desk – Celebrating Freedom
Dear Be Team Friends, Donors, and Coworkers, Every year on July 4th, as we celebrate the birth of our nation, the freedoms we cherish, and the many blessings we enjoy, we at Be Team International take a moment to reflect on the courageous work of our staff in Afghanistan. Amidst…
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Educating Fistula Prevention and Free Treatment
Seventy women from all thirty-four Afghan provinces participated in a two-day seminar to learn about fistula prevention and free treatment at Cure Hospital.
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From the President’s Desk
Dear Be Team Friends, Donors, and Coworkers, I hope this message finds you in good health and high spirits. I am honored to share with you the remarkable experiences from our four-day strategic meeting in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where the sun kisses the desert sands, and the air is infused with…
