The World Health Organization (WHO) praised the work of the mobile clinics operated by DARY Human Organization , the health and educational services it provides in Nineveh and Anbar governorates, especially in account to the pandemic (COVID-19) and the complete closure of the movement.

WHO in a report published on the website of its Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean (EMRO), indicated that the mobile clinics funded by it and run by DARY Human have proven their worth by treating patients from the returnees and the displaced in the period during the spread of the COVID19 pandemic and before and since 2014, indicating that its partner DARY Human, It succeeded to manage (18) mobile clinics in the provinces of Anbar and Nineveh, which include the most vulnerable groups of the population who are in urgent need of health care services.
The organization also indicated in its report that mobile clinics have also survived to deliver awareness and prevention messages (Covid-19) to thousands of beneficiaries in Nineveh since the outbreak of the pandemic began in Iraq, while 48,611 consultations were provided in (293) areas until June 2020.