Association of Medical Doctors of ASIA, founded in 1984, Consultative Status with UN ECOSOC since 1995

Activity Report (February – May 2025): City of Goodness (Ukraine)
 

 Located in proximity to the Romanian border in western Ukraine, the City of Goodness is a medical organization that accommodates women and children fleeing war zones in the country’s eastern regions. AMDA has been extending support to the organization since August 2024.

Prior to the 2022 Ukraine humanitarian crisis, the City of Goodness was working to provide shelter for those who were escaping domestic violence or those without homes due to poverty. It wasn’t until the crisis occurred that it started accepting evacuees from the east.

Activity Report (February – May 2025): Dynasty Medical Center (Ukraine)

AMDA has been providing aid to the people of Ukraine who have been persevering through extremely challenging circumstances due to the ongoing crisis that began in late February 2022.

Working hand in hand with partner organizations in Ukraine and neighboring Hungary, AMDA is doing its best to meet the humanitarian needs of affected communities during these difficult times. 

It has been three years since AMDA launched a farming project in Bodhgaya, India, in 2022. However, it wasn’t an easy start, as the project had to go through numerous trials and errors.
 
There were times when it was difficult to supply water to the field because of the diminishing level of groundwater in an old well. But this issue was resolved with the construction of a new well, which was made possible by the assistance of an AMDA donor in Japan.
 

 
AMDA has recently helped build a new well in a remote village in the state of Bihar, India.
 
At Shreepur, a village located on the outskirts of Bodhgaya, the poverty rate is very high since most of the residents belong to the lowest stratum of the Indian caste system (Dalit).
 
An old well, which previously supplied water to the village, had been operated with an electric pump. However, because power outages frequently occur in the village, a total of 650 residents had been forced to endure the inconvenience of not being able to use it from time to time.

AMDA has been offering free meals to people in Bodhgaya, India, where it runs AMDA Peace Clinic (APC).
 
The program, titled “AMDA Blue-Sky Canteen,” was launched in January 2023 to serve local communities by providing: 1) drinks for heatstroke prevention during a hotter season, and 2) lunches during a cooler season.
 
Approximately 100 people use this weekly service, which has proven to be very popular among residents of the locality and its neighboring areas.

  
It has been over 10 years since AMDA Peace Clinic (APC) in Bodhgaya, India, launched health programs

In August 2024 and March 2025, AMDA Cambodia organized an annual youth forum primarily targeting medical and nursing students. Addressing issues mostly associated with reproductive health, t

AMDA Malino Farm in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, has recently tapped into SNS and E-commerce to increase the sales of its organic farm produce. Because expanding sales routes had always been a challenge

In response to the catastrophic quake that hit central Myanmar on 28 March, AMDA sent a team of medical professionals from Japan to assess the humanitarian needs in affected regions.
 
After arriving in Myanmar on 5 April, the team was based in Yangon to discuss feasible assistance with *People’s Health Foundation (PHF), AMDA’s local counterpart.
 
As a result, it was decided that AMDA would provide financial

On 5 April, the AMDA team arrived in Yangon, Myanmar, around noon to discuss further relief efforts with local partners. The team held a briefing with Dr. Than Sein, President of People’s Health Foundation. The organization has collaborated with AMDA in the past.

Aftershocks still continue even after a week has passed from the occurrence of the magnitude 7.7 quake. According to WFP as of 4 April, the tremors have damaged bridges and caused road blockades in many places. Debris have not been cleared while power shortages and network disruptions have been