DARY provided free medical and health services to (166342) citizens who visited their centers and clinics in Al-Anbar, Al-Mosul, Baghdad and Al-Diwaniyah during May.

The number of visitors to Dary centers and clinics in Al-Anbar funded by the World Health Organization (WHO) for "Dary1" are (7958) citizens, "Dary 2"(7304) citizens, "Dary4" (6560) citizens, "Dary8" (5416)citizens , while mobile clinics operating in Al-Khalidiya, Hit, Al-Baghdadi ,and Al-Furat provided services to (8950) citizens.

The number of visits to the obstetric hall  in al-Bakr  quarter in Al-Anbar funded by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Iraq (OCHA) reached (1375)citizens of whom 21 were born naturally.

In Nineveh, the services provided by Dary centers and clinics funded by the World Health Organization (WHO) were distributed as "Dary 5" (26343) citizens, "Dary 6" (19093) citizens, "Dary 7" (11305), "Dary 9"  (2504) citizens, Al-Sanouni Center (3632), while the mobile clinics provided services to (46909) citizens, while Beit Dary received (4357 )citizens in (Tal abata) ,and (5810)citizens in camp of Beit Dary (500) .

The women& 39;s health clinic in the "Dary 5", "Dary 7" centers funded by the United Nations Population Fund (unfpa) received (1795) reviews and (1013) reviews,  while the Hammam Al-Aleel field hospital –emergency dept. funded by(WHO) (1086) citizens, women& 39;s obstetric department funded  by the Population Support Fund (2260) reviews, and (271) births .

In Baghdad, Dary clinic received (1177) citizens, while Dary clinic in Al-Diwaniyah provided services to the needy and the poor with a monthly (1224) citizens.