Marrakech - The Moroccan Association of Social, Cultural and Artistic Activities (AMASCA), affiliated with Mundiapolis University in Casablanca, conducted a free medical campaign in Ait Lakik village in the Oukaïmeden- Marrakech region on January 10 -11 in order to give direct aid to people in need.
After a successful similar campaign in the same region in 2013, and thanks to 17 medical interns, AMASCA organized this medical and humanitarian campaign, which, according to a press release obtained by MWN, targeted about 250 people, including 60 children.
The campaign was aimed at conducting medical consultations, providing medical care, ensuring access to necessary medication, and distributing blankets collected from various donors for the benefit of the inhabitants of the targeted town.
Founded by the graduates of the Mundiapolis University in December 2012, AMASCA aims at spreading a message of goodwill, optimism and positive change through volunteerism. "AMASCA seeks to carry out sociocultural activities, carrying a message of hope and living up to a better future,” reads the statement.
Besides humanitarian activities, AMASCA supports all other activities that have the potential to promote the cultural, artistic, sporting, and social aspects of local communities in Morocco.