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Medical Missions Kenya and Hunger Relief (MMK) seeks to combat hunger, improve access to health care services, and promote health awareness education in underserved Kenyan communities.

A teaching hospital founded in 1889 on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, Mount Sinai Beth Israel is notable for its unique approach to combining medical excellence with clinical innovation.

Noah's Ark Medical Clinic And Mission Incorporated (NAMCAM) is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Public Charity that has been established to meet the Medical and Public Health needs of Vulnerable Children in order to make a lasting impact on local communities, while alleviating the impact of poverty, ministering God's Love and restoring hope to entire families. Service begins to Ondo Town in Ondo State, Nigeria, West Africa, where the Founders grew up.

Summit Health Cares is focused on supporting people in need and helping our neighbors in underserved communities gain access to the medical, educational, and social services they need to live a healthier life. Providing Care, Transforming Lives

The Dystonia Medical Research Foundation Canada is a non-profit health organization dedicated to serving people with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The Canadian National Office, located in Toronto, opened its doors in 2003 and has established 20 Dystonia Support Groups and Chapters across the country.

The institute conducts and funds medical research focused on developing therapies using adult stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells while avoiding embryonic stem‑cell methods; it also supports preclinical technology development and educational outreach that emphasize bioethical, pro‑life principles.

For more than 190 years, the Medical University of South Carolina has worked to educate the health care professionals of the future, save lives, conquer illness and end human suffering, in turn empowering people to make the most of the precious few days that make up a lifetime. We operate under a three-part mission of cutting-edge research, compassionate patient care and world-class education. To accomplish our goals, we rely upon the generous support of thousands of alumni, patients, like-minded citizens and friends of the University, businesses and foundations — donors who share our belief in the paramount importance of better health.

At its inception, Medical Missions for Children (MMFC) went to one country to help a handful of children and with a goal. That goal was to build sustainable health care, education and social services infrastructure, thereby enhancing life in the underserved areas of the world. Today, 25 years later, MMFC now conducts close to 20 missions a year and has operated on over 27,000 children. MMFC accomplishes its goals by building long-term relationships and sending volunteer teams to more than 15 countries in those 25 years. Overall, the need is staggering with more than 170,000 children born with cleft lip and palate deformities each year and a backlog of over eight million children and adults who are born with these congenital facial deformities and are currently awaiting this surgery. MMFC’s seeks to increase access to care for children in some of the more isolated and under-served areas of the world while at the same time creating a sustainable health care model.

RMYC's mission is to provide accessible, affordable, high-quality health care and support programs to infants, children, and youth across Colorado regardless of their insurance status or family’s ability to pa

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MEAK works in Kenya in the fields of ophthalmology, dentistry, orthopaedic & paediatric cardiac surgery, with the overarching goal of reaching the unreached. To date, MEAK has completed over 110 missions & carried out over 13,000 operations to people in need, all of them completely for free.