URAM Care

Our impact

volunteers
2,000+volunteers
school chapters across Mongolia
20+school chapters across Mongolia
handmade cards
10,000+handmade cards
A nurse in blue scrubs and a mask hands medication to a seated patient wearing pink-hearted pyjamas.

Nearly 81% of deaths in Mongolia are caused by noncommunicable diseases.

WHO's 2026 Mongolia action plan emphasizes that prevention, health promotion and early detection are essential to reducing this burden. Major modifiable risk factors include tobacco use, alcohol use, unhealthy diets and physical inactivity.

The habits we build early can shape our health later in life.

WHO's approach to NCD prevention focuses on addressing risk factors such as physical inactivity, unhealthy diets and tobacco and alcohol use, while strengthening health promotion and prevention.

Your social life is part of your health.

WHO reports that loneliness and social isolation are associated with higher risks of cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes and poorer mental health. Social connection isn't simply about feeling happy. It is an important part of overall health.

4 in 5 deaths in Mongolia are linked to noncommunicable diseases.

Healthier choices today can shape a healthier tomorrow.

Figures and findings cited from the World Health Organization.

Handmade cards created by volunteers to bring encouragement, kindness, and comfort to people going through treatment or recovery.

A wall of handmade get-well cards with drawings of a panda, flowers, and sea creatures, some reading Get well soon and Хурдан эдгээрэй.Handmade cards with drawings of a bunny, a cat, and flowers, one reading Биеэ бодоорой.Cards pinned to a board, including a large one reading GET WELL SOON with penguins, a sun, and bees.Handwritten letters and pastel envelopes laid out side by side.A wall of handmade get-well cards with suns and flowers, many reading Хурдан эдгээрэй (Get well soon).A wall of colourful handmade cards with flowers and animals, many reading Хурдан эдгээрэй (Get well soon).