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Heart medication support for Amal

Jericho

Summary

A patient’s health depends on urgent access to essential medication. Amal is living with a serious heart condition and is struggling to afford the treatment she needs to manage her illness.

Background

Amal is living with a severe condition affecting her heart arteries and currently has seven
stents. Her condition requires ongoing medical care and strict adherence to prescribed
medication in order to remain stable.
Her doctors have prescribed specific medications that she must take regularly. However,
these medicines are not readily available through public healthcare, and when found in
pharmacies, they are often too expensive for her to afford.
As a result, Amal faces daily uncertainty, knowing that without consistent access to her
medication, her health could deteriorate. What should be a manageable condition has
instead become a constant struggle due to limited access to essential treatment.

Zakat eligible? Yes

Aims

Patients with serious heart conditions rely heavily on consistent access to medication to
manage their health and prevent complications.
For Amal, the lack of access to these essential medicines places her at significant risk.
Without regular treatment, her condition could worsen, leading to further medical
complications.
This appeal aims to provide Amal with the medication she urgently needs, ensuring she can
continue her treatment safely and maintain her health.

Targets
Total Needed: £400
£10 – Contributes towards essential medication
£25 – Supports ongoing treatment needs
£50 – Helps cover the cost of prescribed medicines
£100 – Provides a more sustained supply of medication
£200+ – Helps secure longer-term treatment support

Outcomes

With the right support, Amal will be able to access the medication she urgently needs to
manage her condition.
This will help stabilise her health, reduce the risk of complications, and allow her to continue
her daily life with greater security and peace of mind.
Your support can make a direct difference, helping ensure that a treatable condition does not
become life-threatening due to lack of access to essential care.