| HFH Medical Mission Initiatives |
| Hospitals For Humanity is a nonprofit organization applying for 501(c)(3) status. All donations will be honored. |
| Haiti MMI, February 2010: We are returning to Haiti to continue assisting people affected by the earthquake. Visit our Help Haiti page to learn more about our work. If you are interested in volunteering, please complete our MMI Application by February 15, 2010. |
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| HOSPITALS FOR HUMANITY |
HFH fulfills its goal to provide quality health care, medical education and
equipment to under-served areas through its Medical Mission Initiatives.
HFH helps build clinics and hospitals by collaborating with hospitals and
medical supply businesses in medically-advanced countries, international
donors, and local authorities. We then furnish the clinic or hospital with
supplies, state-of-the-art medical equipment, and technologies. These
medical establishments serve as training facilities for future physicians and
as models for future clinics and hospitals.
The clinics and hospitals provide the opportunity for medical students,
doctors, and health care volunteers from all over the world to contribute their
expertise and services to people living in under-served countries, as well as
empower these nations by providing jobs and research opportunities,
thereby improving the medical education offered in these countries.
equipment to under-served areas through its Medical Mission Initiatives.
HFH helps build clinics and hospitals by collaborating with hospitals and
medical supply businesses in medically-advanced countries, international
donors, and local authorities. We then furnish the clinic or hospital with
supplies, state-of-the-art medical equipment, and technologies. These
medical establishments serve as training facilities for future physicians and
as models for future clinics and hospitals.
The clinics and hospitals provide the opportunity for medical students,
doctors, and health care volunteers from all over the world to contribute their
expertise and services to people living in under-served countries, as well as
empower these nations by providing jobs and research opportunities,
thereby improving the medical education offered in these countries.
| Coming soon: Info, photos, and videos from past MMIs . . . |