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IAMAT is a non-profit organization dedicated to travel health. Our goal is to help you plan a healthy trip and provide more access to trusted medical and mental health practitioners around the world. As an advocate for travellers’ health since 1960, our focus is on prevention. We believe in being well informed about potential health risks during travel. We also believe that trusted and affordable medical assistance should be available to all travellers. IAMAT’s work relies on donations. This allows us to provide impartial information and recruit qualified independent medical practitioners around the world without compromising medical ethics. Our vision is to live in a world where peace and understanding can be attained through international travel. The friendships gained while travelling often bring about a sense of solidarity and evoke a spirit of cooperation. Our motto Ut Unum Sint - 'Let All Be One' in Latin - expresses the dream of working together for the common good.

International Mosaic Down Syndrome Association is designed to provide support, information and research to those touched by mosaic Down syndrome. IMDSA also strives to increase awareness in the medical, educational, and public communities throughout the world.

PfID is the charity that manages the health and education projects initiated by its sister non-profit corporation, Students for International Development (SID).

The Canadian section of Handicap International was founded in 2003. The goal is to share and maximize the organization's valuable experience, while providing additional technical, human, administrative and financial resources available locally that are essential to the fulfillment of our programs in the field. Our Canadian headquarter is based in Montreal (QC)

Child Aid International is a not-for-profit organisation that respects and champions the rights of all orphan children – regardless of race, ethnicity or faith. The organisation strives to address the basic needs of orphan children by providing them with love, hope, inspiration and support to develop into healthy, caring, and confident individuals.

In 2005 our sister organization, Village Schools International, opened our first 3 schools, built 22 classrooms, received 13 missionary teachers from America, and enrolled 832 students. Today, we have twenty-six schools in villages in Tanzania which are providing an education to nearly 7300 students, and we are currently partnering with people in 188 villages, working together to try to build an additional 138 classrooms this year and to open at least two more of the six new schools under construction.

Support everyone affected by Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia while advancing the search for a cure.

To bring shelter, care, and hope, founded on the Word of God, to orphaned children of Africa.