Groupe AMH

AMH provides a wide range of life-enhancing products and services to people living in precarious situations (disabled people, elderly, children). It employs 240 people in five sectors of activity.

In healthcare, AMH manages several physical and functional rehabilitation centres in Morocco. For example, the Noor Centre for re-education and rehabilitation in Casablanca is a pilot project providing a diverse range of rehabilitative services to more than 1,500 patients a year; 30% of patients are low income and benefit from a 20-80% discount on their medical treatments. The remaining 70% of patients allows the centre to break even and thus achieve financial sustainability. Any remaining profits are used by AMH to develop new projects and reach more people in need. This project has proved to be very successful and is now looking to be duplicated in other regions of Morocco, thus providing people all over the African continent with access to physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, psychotherapy, and the fitting of prosthetics and wheelchairs.

In social assistance, AMH assists vulnerable people in achieving their potential and building a brighter future, from developing professional reinsertion programmes to helping beneficiaries with administrative procedures. In skill training, the NGO created a vocational training centre in 2015 that provides training for health service personnel and paramedics. The educational wing of AMH is represented by the Institution Tahar Sebtiâ (ITS). It offers an educational programme from kindergarten to elementary school to 480 children. It focuses on their personal development regardless of their socio-economic background or disability. In lobbying, AMH aims to trigger state actions and to raise public awareness of disabled people’s rights.