We have collected an extensive list of online resources related to international health and medical missions.
A small private non-profit hospital serving a population of 43,000 Tz'utujil Maya on the southern shore of Lake Atitlan in the highlands of Guatemala. Local physicians work with volunteer medical personnel from around the world to provide a comprehensive scope of care, including the only 24/7 emergency and surgical obstetrical care within a 2-hour radius.
Hospiten Bavaro offers the following services: 70 hospital beds, 2 operating theatres, 1 labor room, intensive care unit, hemodialysis unit, outpatient services, emergency room, biochemistry and microbiology laboratory, general ultrasonography, scanner, remote control and conventional X-Ray unit, mobile X-ray apparatus, orthopantomograph.
Has 35 hospital beds, 2 operating theatres, intensive care unit, neonatal intensive care unit, labor room, hemodialysis unit, outpatients and special services, emergency room,laboratory, radiology.
Boca Costa Medical Mission operates two medical clinics that are maintained and staffed by medical volunteers. The base clinic, in the village of Paquila, is open every Thursday and Friday. A second clinic in Xojola is open two days each month. Boca Costa Medical Mission welcomes short term medical mission teams.
ILAC is a faith-based group that has a free-standing clinic near Santiago with three operating rooms and five exam rooms. ILAC has a system of health-care workers, called cooperadores, who live in remote villages and perform health screenings. The cooperadores bring surgical candidates to the clinic.
Healing Hands for Haiti, Team Canada Healing Hands, Team Ange, The Community Coalition for Haiti, and others to provide a sustainable physical rehab clinic in Jacmel, Haiti which has been devastated by the worst natural disaster in the history of the western hemisphere. All licensed physical and occupational therapy professionals are invited to join.
Kings Hospital offers a 35 bed in-patient facility with 2 surgical suites, supported by Lumiere Ministries. Major and minor surgeries performed.
Klinik Fonfred is a primary care clinic located in Les Cayes. The clinic is entirely operated by a Haitian staff including a director, doctors, nurses, clerical and support staff. The clinic is open 6 days a week, offers primary medical care services, digital x-rays and laboratory services.
Clinic in Terre Cassee, Haiti, supported by the Catholic Diocese of Richmond. Staff includes nursing and pharmaceutical staff as well as a physician 3 days per week.
Klinik Pep Bondye-a operated by the Haitian Health Foundation is an outpatient health clinic located in Jeremie and features a dental clinic, eye care, x-ray and sonogram capabilities, five exam rooms, laboratory and pharmacy.
Full-service hospital in La Lima.
The Lambert Sante Free Clinic is supported by the Real Medicine Foundation (RMF). The clinic provides emergency trauma care and care of complications from trauma, as well as orthopedic and reconstructive surgery. The clinic is located in Petionville.
The L'Acul Clinic, established and supported by the Vassar Haiti Project, is a small medical clinic providing basic health care services. A physician is present 2 days each month. The clinic is located in the village of L'Acul, approximately an hours walk from the town of Chermaitre.
Supported by The Rasin Foundation, the center provides medical care and dispenses medications free of charge to rural villagers who lack access to basic health care services. Staffed by a nurse, nursing assistant and a community health worker, the health center also welcomes short term medical volunteers. The health center is located in rural Petite-Riviere, Departement de L'Artibonite.
Lifeline has three Christian health centers, two in Haiti and one in Honduras. One of the clinics in Haiti includes the latest in dental equipment, and optometry equipment is available at one of the clinics in Haiti. All Health Centers are staffed with Haitian and Honduran nationals. Periodically, volunteer health care workers travel to the mission field with Lifeline to participate in providing health care services to the people.
MamaBaby Haiti is a non-profit organization formed by a group of midwives and naturopathic doctors who serve women and families out of their birthing center and clinic near Cap Haitien. They provide free prenatal, birth, postpartum, and pediatric care.
Medical Aid to Haiti conducts medical missions to Haiti as well as sponsoring a Haitian-staffed mobile medical clinic that operates in and around Port-au-Prince three days a week.
A non-profit organization striving to bring medical care to the impoverished of the world. Works in rural mountain areas of the Dominican Republic. Runs St. Joseph clinic in Thomassique, Haiti. The clinic provides pre-natal care, and specialized services from U.S. doctors and nurses who travel to the clinic several times a year.
Misioneros Del Camino runs a home for orphaned children, a school and a clinic specializing in neurological disorders, all located in Sumpango Guatemala.
The Mission Guatemala Clinic is staffed 2 days a week by a doctor and receptionist and offers low cost consultations and medicines. The clinic is located in San Andres Semetabaj in the Solola department of Guatemala.
Mission Haiti Medical oversees the operation of an outpatient clinic in Saintard, in cooperation with L’Eglise de Dieu Reformee Church. The clinic provides health care services to Haitians through a medical clinic, dentistry clinic, eye clinic, 2 operating rooms, pharmacy, lab and a prosthetics unit. In addition, Mission Haiti Medical conducts short term medical missions each year.
Mission of Hope Haiti is a non-profit organization that has established the Hospital of Hope in Titanyen, Haiti. The Hospital of Hope consists of an outpatient clinic, mobile clinic, prosthetics lab, and a community health program. In addition, Mission of Hope Haiti conducts short term medical mission trips to assist in the clinics.
Missions International of America supports two schools, an orphanage and several agricultural projects in Savanette, Haiti. In addition, they oversea a medical clinic that offers basic health care services 2 days each week and conduct short term medical clinic trips several times each year.
Missions International of America supports two schools, an orphanage and several agricultural projects in Savanette, Haiti. In addition, they oversea a medical clinic that offers basic health care services 2 days each week and conduct short term medical clinic trips several times each year.
Council of churches from the nine geographical departments runs the Hope Clinic, which staffs a full-time Haitian doctor and nurse. Hosts medical missions through partner First Church of Christ in Longmeadow, MA. Also runs the Karen School of Nursing
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