The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa actively delivers outreach programmes and projects in the local community that aim to improve and promote health and wellbeing. The university's initiatives in medical education, such as the National Assessment Centre of Medical Competencies (NACMC), play a significant role in advancing health education through community engagement and partnerships. The centre offers practical training and assessments that directly contribute to healthcare development in Iraq and the Arab world.

In addition, the university has hosted workshops and training sessions for medical professionals, students, and the wider community, focusing on advancements in clinical examination methods, healthcare education, and digital assessments. These activities help raise awareness of various health-related topics, including nutrition, hygiene, and general wellbeing. The university’s efforts in equipping laboratories with state-of-the-art equipment also reflect its commitment to enhancing healthcare education, which indirectly supports better health outcomes in the community.

These programmes and partnerships illustrate the university's dedication to community outreach in health and wellbeing, furthering both local and regional health education efforts.