Frontier Alliance International
Resource those who have the Gospel as we labor to reach those who do not have the Gospel
Resource those who have the Gospel as we labor to reach those who do not have the Gospel
We are passionate about making disciple-making disciples, using medicine as an access ministry. We call it Disciple Making Medicine. Come by our booth to learn more about how you can make reproducing disciples as the Lord commanded, Go therefore and make disciples of every nation, baptizing them ... and teaching them to observe everything I commanded you.
Mercy International Mission USA is a Minnesota based non-profit organization with a 501(c)(3) tax exemption status. Our goal is to improve the quality of life in Southwestern Nigeria. Mercy International Mission was founded in 2007 by Sunday and Victoria Olayinka, who were born and raised in Osi-Ekiti, Nigeria. Our mission is to provide access to basic health care services for everyone, especially women, children and the elderly, regardless of ability to pay. Mercy International Mission USA and Mercy International Nigeria exist to reduce the disease and mortality rates in Nigeria. This is done through the provision of essential medical care, preventative health services and health education; to strengthen local communities by facilitating self-development activities; and to improve overall quality of life for the women, children, and elderly in the region.
Operation Care s Mercy Medical Clinic is a Christ-centered free clinic that is staffed with 45 volunteers including licensed medical and dental providers, nurses, pastoral caregivers, language interpreters, and office personnel. The clinic offers lab and dental services, family and internal medicine, surgical and orthopedic consultations, dermatology, cardiology, gynecology, and counseling services. The clinic s mission is to provide compassionate medical and dental care to the uninsured, non-Medicare, and financially disadvantaged patients from multiple surrounding counties. Since 1998, when Operation Care launched the clinic, the hospital and local physicians have worked collaboratively with the Mercy Medical staff to provide diagnostic tests and other supports in an effort to ensure excellent patient care. We are currently in need of MD s, PA s, or NP s, DMD s, and dental hygienists. The clinic has an extensive waiting list for fillings and cleanings. Please let us know if you are interested in serving with us. Thank you.
Tendik Medical Clinic opened in Tendik village in Kyrgyzstan in 2014. We focus on bringing holistic health to this and surrounding villages through direct primary care, home visits and community health outreach.
Running The Race is a newly formed non-profit organization focused on sports medicine missions in Kenya. We are currently recruiting Kingdom-minded sports medicine physicians, fellows, residents, physical therapists, and certified athletic trainers to help staff monthly clinics in Iten, Kenya. Our mission: Transform hearts for Jesus Christ through: Christian evangelism and discipleship of athletes, coaches, and Sports Medicine clinicians. Education of disadvantaged coaches and athletes in the care of basic sports injuries and the management of medical emergencies. Development of comprehensive Sports Medicine clinical services in disadvantaged regions by developing comprehensive clinical education pathways for local medical providers and medical providers-in-training. For more information please contact us via email: itensportsmed@gmail.com
The Whiteriver USPHS Indian Hospital is a Joint Commission accredited 40 bed acute care hospital which includes all-ages inpatient care, Emergency Services, OB, and Ambulatory Surgery. The hospital is located on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation about three miles north of the town of Whiteriver, Arizona, and serves approximately 18,000 tribal members and other Native American communities around the area. Residents to the southwest are served through the Cibecue Health Center, located fifty miles from Whiteriver. It is staffed by approximately 25 primary care physicians, including Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Med-Peds physicians, as well as 9 Nurse Practitioners, 4 Physician Assistants, 2 podiatrists, 1 orthopedist, 1 general surgeon, 1 optometrist, 5 dentists and 79 nursing staff members. We see approximately 177,000 outpatient visits, 40,000 ER visits and have 1700 admissions annually. Whiteriver Hospital has also been designated as Baby Friendly. We have an active teaching program which includes medical students and residents, pharmacy students and residents, as well as nurse practitioner, physician assistant, optometry, dental, laboratory, and physical therapy students. Whiteriver is located 20 to 30 miles from the resort town of Pinetop where many employees live. Climbing to more than 11,000 feet in the mountains, this region offers a temperate four-season climate that is pleasant year-round. There is easy access to hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, skiing, hunting and fishing, or camping in the surrounding national forest. This is a wonderful population that face many challenges and are in need of loving staff. Whether you are a provider, nurse (especially OB, OR, or clinic nurses!), therapist, or any other allied health profession, your interest in caring for our patients would be most welcome. This is a great place to serve domestically while paying off loans or if you either want or need to work with underserved populations here in the US. You could not ask for a more beautiful place to live or better people to work with. There are many churches in the area where you can plug in and serve. We can schedule a site visit to meet our staff and explore all we have to offer. Thanks so much for your interest in serving Native Americans!
For over 22 years, WestCMR has been a game changer in the healthcare industry by altering how the industry thinks about managing excess surgical supplies. WestCMR purchases unwanted surgical disposables from Hospitals, Surgery Centers and Relief Organizations across the country in an effort to keep usable surgical supplies out of landfills. Our goal is to help reduce surgical waste, by redirecting supplies to those who are able to use them before expiration. We are able to provide funds for relief work by purchasing the surgical supplies that are too advanced or inapplicable for the MSRO s missions. Our expertise is in the following product categories with continual growth and expansion: Endomechanicals, Energy, ENT, General Surgery, GYN/Women s Health, Hernia Repair, Orthopedics, Robotics, Sports Medicine, Trauma, Urology, and Vascular Repair.
Our mission is to show and share the love of Jesus by promoting wellness and providing quality, affordable health care.
We work in humanitarian emergencies - crises, conflicts & natural disasters, bringing health, nutrition, & psychosocial life-saving help.
Healing, Hope & Purpose: Sharing Christ’s love through compassionate, quality healthcare for underserved communities.
The global emergency medicine ( GEM ) fellowship is uniquely designed to be tailored to the fellow s career interest including but not limited to disaster medicine, humanitarian response, public health, emergency medicine development. The fellowship can be completed in one or two year depending on if an advanced master s degree is pursued. If a one year fellowship is pursued, expect to spend 5-6 months internationally.
Tailored to the fellow’s career interest including, but not limited to, disaster medicine, humanitarian response, and public health.
Missions Of Love (MOL) is dedicated to ministering to the physical, educational and spiritual needs of the Haitian population in the area of Jolivert, a small village situated in the Trois River area of the Artibonite region. We emphasize improving medical and public health services in cooperation with the existing clinics and hospitals operated by Haitian authorities. We the members of Missions Of Love are committed to serve the people of Haiti through Medical/Dental service, Education, and sharing the Gospel Message in an effort to minister to the physical, educational and spiritual needs of the people.
Our Mission: Helping physicians heal. We train physicians to make disciples who can make disciples through medical work access ministry.
With advances in communication technology we have seen the rapid growth of telemedicine based services that include live video consults and the electronic transfer of medical data. These alternatives to in-person services were first developed with expensive systems for remote locations like Alaska that had limited options. Today s core technology has significantly lower cost, is a common component of US healthcare, and has proven effective service from the US to any international region that has access to internet connections. The past five years have seen a significant expansion of internet service in many poor or developing countries. Ministry Proposal A-Vu Media has a proven telemedicine system that can be offered to medical mission organizations as a low cost shared resource to serve mission locations. The system: Operates with off the shelf hardware: PCs, tablets, Cameras, other USB devices. Works with limited bandwidth, wired or wireless. Supports multipoint calls without degradation. Is fully secure with HIPAA compliance. Is configured for provider control, easy use and pre-scheduled consults. Provides data access and transfer capabilities. Operates on the core Vidyo Platform, a market leader in US and Canada. With this system providers can do pre, post, and on-demand client visits on their own PC from their home or any other location with internet. The system can also be installed for providers in the distant country to implement local telemedicine service. Other options include distant training or general operating communication on a secure video conferencing platform. For further information please contact: John Goodman, john@avumedia.com , 612-839-2329
Medical mission trips with IMR provide short-term volunteer opportunities abroad for medical professionals and dental professionals , students , and non-medical volunteers with any level of experience. Our medical and dental clinics provide free healthcare and health education in more than 57 countries in areas where care is limited or difficult to obtain. We make all arrangements for our volunteers, including transportation, lodging/meals, government permits, and clinic logistics. Equipment, supplies, and medicines to operate our clinics come from donations through partnerships with U.S. pharmaceutical and medical supply companies, hospitals, and other health and development organizations, as well as donations from private supporters. IMR operates with just 1.5% administrative and fundraising costs so more than 98 cents of every dollar donated is invested directly into our programs. International Medical Relief (IMR) is a registered 501(c)(3) medical organization with NGO status based in the United States. We provide mobile medical clinics and sustainable health education to underserved communities in 57 countries around the world. IMR offers short-term assignments for volunteer medical professionals and dental professionals , students , and non-medical volunteers to conduct medical and dental clinics that provide free, expert care and health education in areas where it is limited or difficult to obtain. We make all arrangements for our volunteers, including transportation, lodging/meals, government permits, and clinic logistics. We secure equipment, supplies, and medicines from within the United States through partnerships with pharmaceutical and medical supply companies, hospitals, and other health and development organizations. We provide our services without compensation or discrimination, and irrespective of race, religion, creed, or political affiliation. IMR was founded on the belief that knowledge of basic health facts and access to healthcare should not be the prerogative of select nations, regions, or classes, but should be shared by as many people as possible. We undertake our work to include some of the millions of people who have been excluded from today s healthcare systems worldwide. During our clinics, we partner with local medical and dental professionals to share knowledge about diagnoses and treatment. We also provide community health education so that people are empowered to provide for their own health, as well as for the health of other community members. IMR contributes to the world s communities by improving the overall health and wellness of the people via medical diagnosis and treatment, partnerships with local medical designees, community training, and fostering the principles of prevention. OUR MISSION: To provide access to health care in underserved and vulnerable communities around the world to improve the health, wellness, and quality of life of those populations most in need. OUR VISION: To be the preeminent global nonprofit health provider that will create, sustain, and enhance global community health status by providing compassionate, responsive, and high quality services.
The non-profit Family Health Foundation or Fundación Hogar del Ecuador began in 1988 and is based in Cuenca, the third largest city in Ecuador. Our board members are leaders in the Arco Christian Church. In the beginning, our goal was to serve the under served, ministering holistically to each person, as well as their families. At the time we wanted to stay open to wherever God would lead. Almost 30 years later we have settled into 5 main areas. Centro Medico : We provide high quality health care for underprivileged people in our full service clinic. There are 16 medical specialties and we see 30,000 patients each year in a modern, centrally located, fully equipped facility in the city of Cuenca. We also provide medical coverage for the 2,200 Compassion International children who are part of the central-south district of the country, and work with the government social security system, performing surgeries for their over-burdened institution. Under the umbrella of our clinic, we host between 5-9 International Medical/Dental teams from the US and Canada each year. 4 of these teams come from GHO, and the rest from individual churches and groups. We use the medical teams as part of our church planting strategy, working in conjunction with the local government, and Compassion International. Here is an article in Today s Christian Doctor that talks about that. https://www.dropbox.com/s/nhnrejsur96txcj/Transforming Ecuador.pdf?dl=0 Over the years we have planted 6 churches this way and have strengthened many others. In 2017 we saw 11,500 patients touched by the love of Jesus. Through La Esperanza Children s Ministries we serve in 3 remote communities in the northwest corner of Ecuador. Our goals include helping the citizens (adults and children) acquire their national ID cards so they can access government services and attend public schools, and improve the general well-being of these marginalized people, giving the children a vision for what God can do in their lives. We have also begun ministering to children of the recyclers in Cuenca- people who live around the refuse piles scavenging for items they can sell to recycling companies. We hope to impact their lives, ministering to their physical, mental and spiritual needs, while integrating them into the Body of Christ. Casas de Dios is a ministry that provides a house for people who own a piece of land but do not have the resources for building their home. We have developed a sustainable model that is bringing the families, churches, communities, and international organizations together. Seeing families make connections, develop economic and social stability, and grow spiritually has been a tremendous blessing. To date we have built 22 homes in 5 different communities including homes for the earthquake victims in Esmeraldas and Manta, Ecuador. Education and Communication includes a.) our school (K-12) which provides high quality, low cost, Christian education based on Biblical principles and values. We have been recognized by the Ecuadorian government as leaders in special needs education and inclusion (integrating the special needs children into the regular classrooms). b.) We have the only Christian FM radio station (Radio Familia 96.9) in the southern part of the country, offering programs focused on affirming family values and Biblical principles in a non-religious format. c.) Our capable staff and volunteers have become well known in several cities in Ecuador as experienced and talented professionals, skilled in presenting high quality seminars and classes. We cover areas including leadership development, marriage and parenting seminars, ethics and values classes, and more. We regularly give presentations to government workers, businesses, police and military personnel, in secular and parochial schools, and churches. d.) MUYU, our internship program focuses on cultural and ministerial exchange. We help each student develop and apply the gifts God has given them, facilitating their spiritual, emotional and professional growth and development. The program can be tailored to individual and group needs, with flexible dates and schedules, and a wide variety of language, cultural, and ministerial opportunities. Students experience the local culture directly, both by living with Ecuadorian families, and through involvement in the local church and community. We invite you to join with us in serving the body of Christ in Ecuador. Specifically, we can host your short-term medical team, providing your church or group with excellent care and a clinic site where God is moving, while they care for our countrymen. Our internship program MUYU is an excellent opportunity for you to get out of your comfort zone and seek the Lord for how He wants to use your gifts and talents in the Kingdom. As you can see we have many outlets for ministry, which allows for a rich experience during your time with us, and we can be very flexible to tailor your experience to your needs. Marilyn Guido: marilynguido@yahoo.com Deanna Capaldi: dcapaldi@hotmail.com
We lead with the gospel in all we do, seeking to be sustainable as we plant churches, care for children, the poor and those who are sick.
Provide training and consultation in the areas of security and crisis management for the international Christian community.