U-VOL Foundation
Katy, TX, US
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1 member
About U-VOL Foundation: U-VOL (United Vessels of Love) Foundation is an international healthcare non-profit organization in the United States. Founded by a passionate Nurse Practitioner inspired by her faith, its mission is to help meet the unmet healthcare and wellness needs of underserved communities through medical outreach, health education, clean water, women s empowerment and other sustainable healthcare initiatives. U-VOL s vision is to build dynamic relationships and partnerships with people, communities, and organizations to create global healthcare and wellness initiatives to lessen existing healthcare disparities worldwide. We lead with love. Our work is grounded in empathy, cultural humility, and a commitment to restoring dignity through health and service. Our Core Values: Compassionate Service Empowerment Collaboration Sustainability Integrity How U-VOL serves through Medical Missions: U-VOL conducts international medical missions that span both direct patient care and healthcare workforce training. Through our clinical outreach, we provide free medical services including health promotion, screenings, treatment, and general surgical care in underserved communities. Equally, our capacity-building missions focus on strengthening local health systems through hands-on training, clinical education, and skills development for healthcare providers. These efforts include workshops, mentorship, and collaborative learning designed to build sustainable, community-led care. As a relief and capacity-building organization, U-VOL deploys medical volunteers while partnering with established hospitals that serve as care and distribution hubs for underserved populations. Our missions open doors to marginalized regions, expanding access to care while creating opportunities to serve, train, and advocate alongside local communities. Volunteering your time and expertise not only supports immediate health needs but also contributes to long-term impact, connecting you to people, perspectives, and experiences that leave a lasting impression. Learn more about U-VOL s volunteer medical mission opportunities at www.u-volfoundation.org/volunteer or email us at volunteer@u-volfoundation.org for inquiries. Follow the U-VOL Foundation on Social Media: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@u-volfoundation Fcbk: https://www.facebook.com/U.VOLFoundation IG: https://www.instagram.com/uvolfoundation/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/u-vol-foundation/
Paths
Auburn, AL, US
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1 member
Our parent company, VillageCreed , was established to help nonprofit organizations better manage volunteers and clients in a physical location while creating local awareness of their resources. Out of our own experience, we feel passionately about creating human-centered community engagement platforms that meet needs, solve problems, and help organizations care better for their clients and patrons. We believe that it is both possible and practical to bridge the gaps between the corporate and non-profit sectors in positive ways that truly benefit the public. In the spring of 2020, we all faced the difficult challenges of a global pandemic. Most of us were forced to reimagine and redesign our remote organizational management and operations. This shift was especially hard on non-profits. Our founder imagined an online remote engagement toolkit that could complement the physical engagement of non-profits. This is what gave birth to the idea of Paths . Paths was initially designed to be a powerful and user-friendly remote suite of services that would help nonprofits get organized and remain viable throughout the pandemic. During this journey, our founder s wife was diagnosed with Stomach Cancer. Her disease led to removing most of her stomach. Infections, and chronic complications led to 11 hospital admissions, all extraordinarily difficult for her and her loved ones. Our founder found himself in the role of caregiver, and he and his wife realized just how difficult it can be to navigate our healthcare system. She passed away at home in hospice care in February of 2022. She was 51. As a caregiver, our founder envisioned an added dimension for the Paths structure. He realized that patient and caregiver engagement and education are essentially the same as they have been for more than 40 years. The same tools that can help non-profits and churches engage remotely can also be used by doctors and their teams to engage patients and their caregivers in compassionate ongoing remote care management. In our experience, we have begun to discover that our powerful and easy-to-use and manage Paths engine can have an impact in many aspects of community life. At this point we have developed out three of these areas of need: healthcare, faith-based, and nonprofit organizations.
Crossroad Health Center
Cincinnati , OH, US
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4 members
To honor Jesus Christ through comprehensive health care leading to healthy, changed lives.
Isaac's Dream
Liberty , MO, US
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2 members
We run a school in Ghana, West Africa to fight child labor and child trafficking. We recently opened a medical clinic in the same village. Our village has no road, the only access to healthcare or education is by boat across Lake Volta, but now our family has both. We have a lot of questions on running the medical clinic, purchasing supplies and medications. We take teams at least twice a year and would love to take nursing or medical students.
Cooperative Aid Inc
Crossville, TN, US
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3 members
Crossing borders to provide care with compassion for those in need.
OphyCare
New York, NY, US
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5 members
Digital health infrastructure company for resource-constraint regions
TeleVU Innovation
Vaughan, ON, CA
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1 member
Healthcare problems such as shortage of physicians and nurses, high cost of care, inefficiencies, poor outcomes and preventable medical errors are not confined to any particular geography. A global shortage of physicians and nurses leads to inequity in care, and healthcare professionals are unwilling to move to remote and rural areas. And, referring the patient to larger centers is costly and delays the time for clinical decision-making, leading to poorer patient outcomes. The bridge to this gap is remote technologies, but Inadequate telemedicine tools such as handheld devices and video conferencing apps do not allow for a comprehensive assessment nor any interaction beyond audiovisuals. In addition, hand and eye coordination and situational awareness with handheld devices are limiting factors in receiving adequate visuals unless a second person points the device to the areas of interest, which is inefficient given the existing shortage of staff and security and privacy concerns. Using our technology, the frontline clinician can instantly & securely access the remote experts with the confidence of receiving over-the-shoulder guidance using augmented reality functions. All the while keeps their hands free and increases situational awareness. When it comes to telemedicine, privacy is always a concern, and our solution addresses this by blurring any faces in the videos using our AI algorithm. Our ecosystem improves access to care for patients by eliminating geographical and access barriers to care and brings care close to home! Ultimately reducing the burden on health system resources while improving quality of care and health equity. For more information ReachUs@TeleVU.ca
Kendu Adventist Hospital
Kendu Bay, Homa Bay County, KE
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3 members
Established in 1925 and located in Homa Bay County, Kendu Adventist Hospital (KAH) is a ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. KAH is a 170 Bed Capacity Teaching and Referral Hospital serving the Western Region of Kenya. KAH is a Christian community committed to providing excellent healthcare and compassionate spiritual care, discipling all for service to the glory of God. KAH is a major referral facility with a wide range of surgical, medical, maternity and pediatric services. The KASMS (Kendu Adventist School of Medical Sciences) continues to train scores of Kenyan Registered Nurses and Clinical Officers each year. KAH serves as an internship training site for both Medical and Clinical Officer interns We are looking for short and long term missionary volunteers who are interested in health evangelism and educational development. If you are prayerfully considering service, we invite you to visit our hospital and join our team. Please contact Dr. Denny Hong (dennyhong7@gmail.com) for further information. God bless you.
Maksat International
Glendora, CA, US
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2 members
We work with local medical schools and the health department to train their Family Medicine Residents in Central Asia.
Mercy In Action College of Midwifery
BOISE, ID, ID
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4 members
We are a faith-based non-profit organization involved in maternal/child health. We provide accredited education in the form of a 4-year Bachelor or Science in Midwifery degree, and a global post-graduate diploma program Diploma in International Midwifery & Maternal/Child Health, as well as on-going continuing education for health care professions delivered in on-line courses, hands-on seminars, and global outreach experiences. We have also provided clinical midwifery care in the Philippines since 1991, delivering over 17,000 babies with excellent outcomes while becoming a model Birth Model That Works (Mercy In Action was featured in a book by this name) and supporting similar birth center models in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
https://crossroadmc.org/
Glennallen, AK, US
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2 members
We have the opportunity to share love of the Lord Jesus Christ through accessible, quality healthcare.
Diamond Mountain
Bowie, AZ, US
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2 members
Looking for an Arizona healing retreat? Diamond Mountain Retreat Center is here to help you. Our centre offers a variety of healing programs to help restore your health and well-being. For further info, visit our site.
Hurst Review Services
Brookhaven, MS, US
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1 member
NCLEX prep course, NCLEX prep classes, NCLEX review course, NCLEX study programs, NCLEX exam prep, NCLEX practice test, NCLEX study help
Mission to Ukraine
Noblesville, IN, US
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2 members
Mission to Ukraine (MTU) works in Zhytomyr, Ukraine. The mission of MTU is to honor life with the love of Christ by serving children with special needs and pregnant women making life-defining decisions, while we influence society on their behalf. Founded in 1997, MTU serves more than 500 women and their babies each year (those saved from abortion). We also provide a wide variety of medical, humanitarian, and therapeutic services (PT, OT, etc) for 600 children with disabilities - as well as serving 100 young men with very significant disabilities in a local orphanage. We are nearly finished with our new 25,000 square foot rehabilitation center in Zhytomyr - and are looking for US partners to volunteer alongside our Ukrainian staff of professional therapists, physicians, and counselors.
Developing Workers Global
Tempe, AZ, US
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3 members
Our Mission The scriptures are clear the harvest is ripe and the workers are few. While many desire to serve, lead and go, there is an absence of preparation and support for these kingdom workers, leading to burnout, frustrations, and ultimately failure. We desire to develop, empower and send workers locally and globally. Informed by our dedication to the scriptures, our mission is to cultivate and nourish healthy spiritual lives for all people. Specifically, we seek to fulfill our mission by developing workers to mobilize ministry, so that Kingdom workers genuinely leave a legacy. Developing Workers is comprised of three arms, leader, coaching and development, Foundations training, and Mobilize Medical.
Emmanuel Hospital Association
Arlington Heights, IL, US
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14 members
Reaching some 30 million poor and underprivileged people in North India annually through 20 hospitals and 46 projects in 14 states.
New Sight
Ouesso, La Sangha, CG
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6 members
New Sight has been serving in the Republic of Congo since 2012. In 2025 we opened our brand-new, purpose-built hospital in Ouesso.
Limbfit
Minnetonka, MN, US
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4 members
Compelled by the love of Christ and our desire to bring him glory on earth, we provide support and encouragement and prosthetics for the amputee and his family, and education and training for those who are caring for them. We are currently working in Kenya, in Turkey, and Ukraine.
Adventist Health Ukiah Valley
Ukiah, CA, US
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1 member
Adventist Health Ukiah Valley is a 78-bed, nonprofit hospital located in Ukiah the county seat of Mendocino County. As the largest and most comprehensive healthcare facility in the county, Adventist Health Ukiah Valley offers a complete range of healthcare services for the communities we serve. Our emergency department operates with a physician on duty 24-hours a day and is designated as a level IV trauma center. Each year, Adventist Health Ukiah Valley treats more than 25,000 patients in its emergency room, performs more than 5,000 surgical procedures in its hospital based and ambulatory surgery center, delivers nearly 850 babies and performs more than 43,000 radiology tests.
Faith Baptist Church Toms River, NJ
Toms River, NJ, US
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2 members
Faith Baptist Church has been active in organizing medical mission trips since 1998. We have sent out a team to 5 continents of the world in an effort to evangelize the loss. Our goal is to utilize healthcare to show the love of Christ, preach the Gospel through one one one evangelistic methods, while working alongside young missionaries in needy area of the world in an effort to plant churches. I have organized all these trips, utilizing gifted believers to perform tasks that can be taught easily. I have been challenged by the need for physicians, NP s, and PA s. We are planning our next trip to Cusco and Arequipa, Peru. We saw an amazing response since our last trip in February 2022, so we were asked to return. God has done wonderful things and e count it a privilege to be used of Him to be amabassadors of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus. At the high altitudes of Peru we have seen many patients with Pterygium, that occlude their vision, making refraction impossible. I am seeking Opthalmologists or Fellows in Opthalmology who may want to travel on short-term mission trips to correct this problem and, at the same time, develop an expertise in the repair of this tragic but correctable condition.