Do you know the early signs of acute respiratory infection, diarrhetic diseases, malaria, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS? Most of us don’t have to worry, because if we were experiencing any symptoms that concerned us, most of us could have it checked out at our local clinic or hospital. That is why we have made it our mission to help improve healthcare in developing countries.

Surviving even minor illnesses and infections is much harder.

If the medical condition requires that the patient take medication or receive treatment of any kind, chances are there’s no money, so the patient’s chance of survival is minimal.

We cannot describe the heartache of parents who have lost children because of malaria or pneumonia—two of the most prevalent causes of death among infants and very young children in our missions.

With your help, we can provide much-needed medications, treatment, and support to thousands of women, children, and families who desperately need it.

Recent Project Highlights

Funding and supporting medical care in developing countries

• Purchased medicine for needy patients at Cumura Hospital, as well as reagents to assist in testing for their laboratory.  
• Cared and supported STD and HIV/AIDS infected and affected people in India. 
• Operated a medical clinic in Jamaica. 
• Operated a medical mission, relief operation, and feeding center in the Philippines.