We have collected an extensive list of online resources related to international health and medical missions.
Hope Grows Haiti offers, educational, housing, nutritional and medical care in Petit Paradis. Hope Grows runs a medical clinic with a full time nurse and occasionally hosts short term medical mission teams.
Hospitals of Hope sends short term medical and dental teams to countries worldwide, including Haiti. Hospitals of Hope have constructed four medical clinics for use in Haiti through their "Clinic in a Can" program which assembles and ships ready to use medical clinics built in a shipping container.
IAM missions recruits and sends physicians, physician assistants, nurses, medical assistants, technicians, dentists, and dental techs for short-term missions.
Iaomai Medical Ministries is a non-profit organization providing advanced healthcare services to underserved populations worldwide, including Guatemala. Iaomai Medical Ministries conducts an annual surgical mission to Guatemala in conjunction with HELPS International.
Impact International, Inc. is Christian missionary organization. It sends missionaries and medical missionaries to Guatemala, Belize, Honduras and Mexico.
The mission of IASK is to improve the living conditions of orphans and abandoned children around the world, by working with members and other organizations to reduce the cause for abandonment through providing education, job training, and assisting in finding loving and caring families for these children. Medical task force organizes medical trips to Haiti and other locations.
International Child Care is a Christian Health development organization. Operating in Haiti since 1967 and in the Dominican Republic since 1988, ICC is working to change the conditions that make people sick, hungry, impoverished and afraid. This is the parent organization of Grace Children's Hospital in Port-au-Prince.
The mission of the International Children's Heart Foundation (ICHF) is to bring the skills, technology and knowledge to cure and care for children with congenital heart disease to developing countries. They work in a number of countries. In the Dominican Republic they work at Arturo Grullon Children's Hospital in Santiago
The International Esperanza Project (IEP) is focused on healthcare, community development and girl empowerment in developing countries, including Guatemala. IEP's healthcare mission teams include general surgeons, plastic surgeons, gynecologists, eye surgeons, dermatologists and many other specialties.
International Health Service is a non-profit international relief organization that provides medical assistance to the people of Honduras. Each year IHS sponsors missions to Honduras in February and October. The October trip involves planning for the February team of around 100 people working in general medical, surgical, or dental areas.
IMA provides access to medical care in underserved and vulnerable communities around the world through short term medical mission trips. Supports the Good Samaritan Hospital in Jimani. Since the earthquake in Haiti, it has become a gateway for relief efforts and a safe haven for Haitians who cross the border.
The International Medical Assistance Foundation (IMAF) conducts several medical and surgical missions annually to Central and South America, including Juticalpa, Honduras.
International Medical Corps has been operating 15 mobile medical units throughout Port-au-Prince and the surrounding regions. Providing services, including, emergency, primary and mental health care, maternal and child health, immunization and communicable disease surveillance, and health education. These services are provided through a combination of both static and mobile medical clinics.
International Surgical Foundation is a non-profit organization focused on providing spine and scoliosis surgery to individuals with spine related problems in the Caribbean and South America, including the Dominican Republic.
The International Surgical Health Initiative (ISHI) is a non-profit organization that provides free surgical care to underserved communities worldwide, including Haiti and Guatemala.
J/P HRO's efforts include providing emergency medical and primary care services, delivering medical equipment and medicine, distributing food and water purification systems, improving communication systems, and community redevelopment in the neighborhoods surrounding the Petionville Camp.
In addition to the units' primary tasks, MEDEL also conducts outreach health clinics, surgeries and exercises. For more infomation contact Nilda [dot] Toro [at] jtfb [dot] southcom [dot] mil
JoyHouse has a mission center that serves as headquarters for the church started by the ministry, as well as the mission teams. JoyHouse currently serves four area churches and two orphanages while facilitating multiple ministries including a medical ministry which offers primary care services through multiple clinic sites.
Jungle Medic Missions provides medical and dental care for Mayan Indians living in remote villages in the jungles, mountains and along the Rio Dulce River in Guatemala. They host teams of doctors, dentists, and other medical personnel.
Key Humanitarian Initiative for Southern Honduras (KHISH) conducts medical, dental and vision mission trips to San Lorenzo, Honduras. KHISH teams provide surgical services at the San Lorenzo Hospital while also offering medical and dental clinics in the surrounding areas.
Founded in 2000, Konbit Sante is committed to helping Haitians in North Haiti care for Haitians with targeted health programs, supplemental Haitian medical staff, teaching, equipment, supplies, and infrastructure improvements.
Partnership between Episcopal Diocese of Haiti and Episcopal and Presbyterian churches in the US focusing on education,healthcare,nutrition,agriculture,water, and economic opportunity. Runs clinic with doctor in Gonave and Community Health Workers Program.
Information on the mission work with the Good Samaritan Hospital and the Maranatha Baptist Church. This webpage was designed to help new and returning work teams as well as provide information for others seeking to begin a mission work overseas.
Organization that supports medical mission work to benefit the people of La Romana, Dominican Republic.
Latin American Medical Providers, Inc. (LAMP) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing health care to the people of Jalapa, Guatemala. LAMP conducts an annual mission providing medical, surgical and dental care.
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