Organizations

Faith-friendly preparation for rural & urban underserved; proficiency w/complex patients, procedures & homeless-addiction care-coordination

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Seed Programs International (SPI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing access to good quality vegetable seeds to reduce hunger, improve nutrition, provide a family with extra income, and while improving gardening skills.

Simple Saves Lives Shift Labs creates well-designed devices for fast-growing healthcare sectors, everywhere from home health care in the US to clinical care in emerging markets. We emphasize both design and technology to create devices that help a diverse range of healthcare workers to provide better care in more places. We started our company to make affordable, simple, durable devices that would help advance the cause of healthcare equity around the world. We make the DripAssist Infusion Rate Monitor which allows clinicians to give accurate IV medication with the expense and complexity of traditional infusion delivery equipment. DripAssist has received two global health grants through the USAID and partners grand challenges programs, one from the Saving Lives at Birth Grand Challenge, and the other from the Fighting Ebola Grand Challenge. We also won the MedTech Innovator award for Global Health Innovator in 2017. Learn more at www.shiftlabs.com, email us at info@shiftlabs.com, or check out our videos at youtube.com/shiftlabs.

As a Seventh-day Adventist Christian institution integrating health, science, and Christian faith, LLU seeks to further the healing and teaching ministry of Jesus Christ by preparing our students to approach whole person care through mind, body, and spirit. Our graduates leave with a solid foundation to transform the world one person at a time, and inspired to serve. As an academic health science complex, we make it a priority to provide students with practical knowledge and skills in our eight schools holding over 200 health care options: School of Allied Health Professions School of Behavioral Health School of Dentistry School of Medicine School of Nursing School of Pharmacy School of Public Health School of Religion SERVICE FOCUS In the center of our campus stands a sculpture called The Good Samaritan, representing a Biblical story about a man who chose not to walk away from a fellow human in need. This is the spirit that Loma Linda University embraces we seek to actively integrate faith into your life both in and outside the classroom.

At Hope Matters we exist to minister the love of Christ in a tangible way through providing medical care in Kenya.

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The Hope Venture is a non profit in Lincoln NE that s helping people in India, Kenya and Uganda through education and health projects. With God s generosity and through trusted local partners, we re on an adventure to restore dignity and hope. Whether you re a broke college student, a retired hotel owner, a toothless third grader or a soccer mom, we believe anyone can step into the moments they have and make a difference.

Helping Hand for Survivors, Inc. (HHS) is a non-profit organization with a mission to empower survivors of war and conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Founded in 2012 by Dr. Jean Claude Luhere and Kashoro Nyenyezi, both Congolese war survivors themselves, HHS understands the struggles faced by women, girls, and children affected by violence. About Us: Our Mission: To support survivors of sexual violence, trauma, and displacement. To empower communities through education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. To advocate for the rights of the forgotten and marginalized. Our Work: We operate multiple departments focused on: Women s Empowerment Healthcare (including two hospital centers in Bukavu and Goma in the East DRC) Education Nutrition Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Spiritual Care (Ministry and Shelter We address the gaps left by other organizations and government efforts. Our Impact: We provide essential services to vulnerable populations in the DRC. We empower communities to become self-sufficient and build a brighter future. Contact Us: Email: info@hhsurvivors.org Phone: 437-991-4232 Website: www.hhsurvivors.org https://www.facebook.com/HHSDRC https://www.linkedin.com/company/helping-hand-for-survivors-in-the-drc/ Additional Information: We are a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the United States (EIN# 83-1855559). We have headquarters in Kentucky, USA, and we are also registered with branch offices in Canada, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of survivors in the DRC.

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Malayka International provides medical treatment and surgeries for children in Uganda. We also support one orphanage.

We are a group of former Special Agents and Accounting Experts with the United States Agency for International Development/Office of Inspector General (USAID/OIG) and the FBI who are highly motivated to help those who suffer from corruption, persecution and injustice.

Our vision at Healing Nations is a world that recognizes and declares God s glory as individual, communities, and nations experience healing through truth and compassion.Our medical and dental teams seek to glorify the Lord through the skills and knowledge that He has graciously blessed us with. Physical healing is an incredible bridge to share God s great love. We see this through so many Bible stories and even in the life and ministry of Jesus. Our team s goals are to: Provide compassionate medical and dental care Build relationships with the community and support the work of the local church Be purposeful in sharing God s love through our medical and dental clinics We host a 5 day clinic and return every 6 months to give our patients great care, follow up visits, prescription refills, and most of all a compassionate heart that shows them Jesus! For more information visit healingnations.net/medical-missions/ or email medical@healingnations.net

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As followers of Christ, we unleash potential in people through work and life skills so that they may enjoy a productive life i...

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Partnering with Malawians for physical & spiritual care through rural mobile clinics, hospital care, & visiting surgery teams.

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A world in which every human life is valued, and health and human dignity are shared by all.

Our faith-based community health center is located in Clarkston, GA. Dubbed the Ellis Island of the South and most diverse square mile in America, Clarkston has received national attention due to its uniquely high concentration of refugees and immigrants with over 62 languages represented. Additionally, over 35% of the population are African American and native to Georgia. We have been open since October 2018 and have enjoyed being a part of this vibrant community, but with the beauty of Clarkston s diversity comes the realities of vulnerable populations and health care injustice. The majority of our community is low income (over 50%) and without steady, affordable medical care and good insurance coverage. Only about 7.5% of the low income population in our area are able to access healthcare at one of the safety net health centers. Not only that, but there are also great spiritual needs in a community familiar with oppression and stress. The fields of Clarkston are ready for harvest and there are great opportunities for the gospel to be shared among people with little to no witness. We have named our clinic Ethnē Health, from the Greek word found in Revelation 5:9--meaning people united by kinship, group or nations. We hope to bridge the medical gaps by delivering comprehensive, high value healthcare through a culturally sensitive, neighbor-centered medical home that advances Jesus love and justice. In doing so, we envision a movement of people from every ethnē, healed and compelled by the gospel of Jesus!

Cancer Companions is a cancer ministry which trains, equips and supports volunteers in churches to draw people coping with cancer closer to Christ. The volunteers are trained to lead three programs: Cancer Prayer Partners, 30 Days of Cancer Prayer and various Bible Studies designed for anyone impacted by cancer. We serve anyone in cancer treatment, post cancer treatment and their loved ones. Cancer Companions believes Jesus is the master at pushing back the chaos of cancer for everyone. As trained facilitators we strive to provide prayer, scripture and companionship as we lift up people on their cancer journey. Cancer Companions began in 2011 by Christian counselor and author Karen Tripp MS LMFT in St Louis, MO. This came after years of Karen leading Christian cancer support groups around St Louis and thinking someone should teach people how to do what she was doing. Then one blustery November day Karen heard the Lord say I wanted you to start a ministry not write a book. From that moment, Cancer Companions was born. Since then Cancer Companions has developed volunteer training programs, Bible study and devotional video and books as well as the premiere online Christian cancer presence. These scriptural foundation of these Christian cancer materials, the intimate connections of the Cancer Prayer Partner Program as well as the National-wide impact of 30 Days of Cancer Prayer has seen this ministry spread from heart to heart and coast to coast. To learn more about us, check out www.cancer-companions.org. (Our 501c3 nonprofit is Volunteered Leadership DBA Cancer Companions)

Chances for Children is a nonprofit in Haiti whose mission is provide hope to children one child, one family, one community at a time. We believe the answer to Haiti s orphan epidemic can be solved by strengthening communities and families. The vision of C4C is to work through local pastors to move their communities from survival towards stability and then ultimately onward to sustainability . Addressing the basic needs of clean water, hunger, medical care and spiritual encouragement are the components for survival. The community then moves into stability when families are given the tools of employment to begin providing for the basic needs of their families. In some of the regions we work in, the movement from survival to stability has been accomplished in two years. Our ultimate goal is to see these communities into the final stage of sustainability. In this stage, the members of the community would create sustainable livelihoods for themselves so that they can provide for the needs of their families and furthermore teach those skills to their children. Through orphan care, education, woman empowerment, feeding programs, medical care, agricultural and micro loan programs, C4C empowers communities to move from survival to sustainability. You can learn more at chances4children.org.

Missions Supporting Strategic Work Primarily Through Medical & Relational Short Term Missions To Our Ministry Partners.

Holistic, Christ-centered approach to community development through projects and mobile medical clinics.