Manufacture of dentures in Jordan
A new Wings of Healing mission is in the pipeline !


In early November, Jamal Zeffri Wattasside, President of Wings of Healing, will travel to Jordan in person, accompanied by Yves Cortvrint, for a mission that is very close to our hearts.
This will be our first mission directly on the ground, in the Palestinian refugee camps. It marks an important first step for Wings of Healing, enabling us to be as close as possible to the children we wish to help and to oversee every stage of their prosthetic fitting in person.
This mission, however, builds on an initial initiative led by Delphine Noels from Belgium. Thanks to her commitment, prostheses had already been provided for children, even though Delphine was unfortunately unable to travel there herself.
Now, we wish to go further by carrying out the fittings, adjustments, fine-tuning and final fitting of the prostheses directly on the ground, so that they best meet the needs of each child.
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we will be able to provide an initial batch of ten leg prostheses to children living in Palestinian refugee camps.
This initiative is also the result of a wonderful personal commitment.
Yves Cortvrint has walked kilometre after kilometre to raise a substantial sum of money to enable these children to be fitted with prostheses. His energy, determination and dedication have played a major part in making this mission possible.
The prostheses were purchased from the UGANI Foundation, thanks to the funds raised for this initiative.
Behind every prosthesis, there is a child.
A child who deserves to be able to walk, play, go to school, grow up and regain greater freedom and independence.
To Delphine Noels for initiating this first campaign, to Yves Cortvrint for his incredible commitment, to our donors and to everyone who supports Wings of Healing: THANK YOU.
This mission marks a new step in our commitment: to turn generosity into tangible help, delivered directly to those who need it most.
Because every child deserves to be able to move forward.
Because every step counts.


