Riyadh: Tarmeem Development in Makkah Region and Jeddah Second Health Cluster have signed a community partnership agreement to collaborate on health initiatives, awareness campaigns, and home renovations for home healthcare patients. According to Saudi Press Agency, the agreement aims to expand the non-profit sector's contribution to healthcare services by pooling resources, strengthening community engagement, and improving living environments for eligible beneficiaries across Makkah Region.
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Community Partnership Aims to Support Home Care Patients in Jeddah
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