The initiative is based on providing mobile medical care and reaching patients in their homes and tents. A team of nurses and physiotherapists visits the homes and tents of patients who have difficulty accessing hospitals and clinics, offering them necessary care and treatments, as well as initial psychological support for cases of post-traumatic stress. The team also conducts regular, personal, and detailed follow-ups to provide the necessary support until the wounded and patients are able to become self-reliant and complete their treatment. Additionally, the initiative has taken steps in public health, such as providing and disseminating practical guidelines to combat scabies, methods for disinfecting clothing, and using available materials as effective treatments to control the disease.