Dental screenings
Front-line checks during outreach, identifying untreated conditions early in communities with limited access to care.
Executive committee
Executive Officer, International Operations
Amman, Jordan · H4H International
A Jordanian dentist and healthcare advocate working to make care more accessible, empower volunteers, and build sustainable impact in the communities H4H serves.

Dr. Sarah Haddad is a Jordanian dentist and healthcare advocate who has been involved with Hearts for the Homeless since 2022. She began her journey with H4H Jordan as Treasurer, and later served as Chapter President in 2024.
During her time with H4H Jordan, Dr. Sarah introduced the organisation’s dental sector, expanding its healthcare initiatives to include dental screenings, oral health education, fluoride applications, and dental extractions as part of community outreach efforts. Her work helped broaden the scope of H4H’s healthcare services and integrate oral health into its community-based initiatives.
She currently serves as Executive Officer of International Operations at H4H International, where she works with chapters across the organisation to strengthen international collaboration, support chapter development and operations, and expand H4H’s impact globally.
Service record
From chapter finances in Amman to operations across every international region.
Joined Hearts for the Homeless and took responsibility for the Jordan chapter’s finances, budgeting, and reporting.
Led the chapter’s volunteers and outreach programme, and established the dental sector that brought oral health into H4H’s community work.
Represented H4H International across the Middle East, supporting regional chapters, strengthening collaboration, and helping expand the organisation’s presence and impact across the region.
Works with chapters across the organisation to strengthen international collaboration, support chapter development and operations, and expand H4H’s impact globally.
Contribution
Dr. Sarah introduced dentistry to H4H’s outreach model, adding four services to the care offered on the ground.
Front-line checks during outreach, identifying untreated conditions early in communities with limited access to care.
Practical guidance that helps people protect their own oral health long after a team has moved on.
Preventive treatment delivered on site, reducing decay before it becomes a reason for emergency care.
Clinical treatment for those in pain, closing the gap between a screening and the care people actually need.
Making healthcare more accessible, empowering volunteers, and creating meaningful and sustainable impact within communities.
What drives her work
Chapters worldwide
Dr. Sarah’s team supports chapters across five world regions — from launching a new chapter to strengthening the one you already lead.