Beta Humanitarian Help – Medical help for the developing world

Beta Humanitarian Help is an initiative which was brought to life by Dr. Daniel Sattler, senior physician and surgeon for plastic and cosmetic surgery at The Beta Klinik. The aim of this voluntary initiative, is to travel to the poorest countries in the world and treat local people who need help. Many patients suffer from soft tissue defects on the surface of their bodies, burns, child deformities, (soft tissue-) tumours as well as hand or foot deformities and have neither the possibility nor the means for treatment.

Beta Humanitarian Help

Since 2013, the team have been bringing their surgical expertise, medical manpower, their know-how as well as materials, aids and appliances from Germany with them as they travel to different locations worldwide. Before each trip, the doctors carry out thorough research into the disease symptoms and local medical conditions. This enables them to efficiently plan the work in Germany and then carry out surgical interventions and examinations once arriving at their destination.

Want to have a first-hand impression of their work?

Find out more about the voluntary work of Beta Humanitarian Help and some of their projects to date here:

2018 Burundi – 10 Days, 19 Operations

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2018 Uganda – 3 Days, 4 Operations

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2018 Togo – 7 Days, 11 Operations

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2017 Madagascar – 12 Days, 56 Operations

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2015 Nepal – 14 Days, 62 Operations

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2013 Peru – 7 Days, 60 Operations

Click here for the 2013 report In English

‘Help them help’ – Donation campaign 2019

‘After the operation is before the operation’. Dr Daniel Sattler and his team are, together with colleagues and other medical experts, already planning various potential destinations and hospitals for the next aid missions and projects. With your donation, you can help them to help others.

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Click here for the current 2019 donation appeal campaign

Your money goes where it is needed – directly to the patients

The Beta Humanitarian Help e.V. is a charitable organisation and is financed by donations. All donations are for the benefit of the patients in the targeted land and go directly towards their medical care. All members work on a voluntary basis and in their own free leisure time.

Costs involved for administration or information activities are also given on a voluntary basis or through sponsors. If you would also like to become one of these sponsors, the organisation will be very pleased to receive your donation payable to the following account:

Beta Humanitarian Help e.V.
IBAN: DE21370502990047009145
BIC: COKSDE33XXX
Kreissparkasse Köln

A donation receipt will be sent to you when you write your address in the section marked “reason for payment” or when you send an email with your details to: charity@beta-humanitarian-help.org

Beta Humanitarian Help – this is us!

The Beta Humanitarian Help team is made up of these four core members:

Dr. med. Daniel Sattler,
senior physician at Beta Aesthetic, plastic and cosmetic surgeon

PD Dr. med. Armin Kraus,
specialist for plastic, cosmetic and hand surgery at the University Hospital Magdeburg

Dr. med. Lisa Gambhir,
medical specialist for general medicine at the Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg

Dipl.-Volksw. Doreen Sattler,
donation commissioner, contact partner and administrative co-ordinator for charity events.

They are supported according to medical need by dedicated colleagues especially recruited for these medical missions in the targeted lands. Every one of them volunteers for Beta Humanitarian Help.

The organisation’s website with further information

For more information about Beta Humanitarian Help, look at their website: www.beta-humanitarian-help.org Please note that the website is in English. You can also get an impression of the organisation’s involvement and their supporters here: Youtube