Medical Missionaries News Thank you ...
... to all those who joined us at our Caring Hearts Ball on April 26. We appreciate
your continued support. We were very fortunate to have Junior Charles, Manager of St. Joseph Clinic, with us to learn
how your support saved his life and continues to save many others in Thomassique, Haiti.
Meet Our New Global Health Fellows for 2014-2015
We are pleased to announce the appointment of 3 new Global Health Fellows who will
serve at St. Joseph Clinic in Thomassique, Haiti, for one year. They began their year of service in mid June. Read more about our new Global Health Fellows. |
During
2013, Medical Missionaries sent 1,000 packages of medicines to medical teams serving throughout the world, made over 25 supply
trips to Appalachia and Oklahoma, distributed clothes, supplies and equipment locally, sent several containers of supplies
to Africa and to Haiti/Dominican Republic, and disaster relief supplies to the victims of the typhoon in the Philippines,
We thank our supporters and partners for making this possible, and for the many lives you have touched.
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| Our Work and Projects Healthcare and Illness Prevention in Haiti
In addition to operating St. Joseph Clinic in Thomassique, we also work to improve the health of local residents by distributing water
purification systems, providing help in overcoming childhood malnutrition, and establishing community health centers. Global Health Fellows' Blog
Follow the work of the Medical Missionaries' Global Health Fellows at St. Joseph Clinic in Thomassique on their Medical Missionaries Global Health Fellows Blog. Shipments of Aid and Hope
Medical Missionaries regularly ships medicines, medical supplies and equipment, food, clothing and other supplies
to those in need in the U.S. and throughout the world. Medical Missionaries Chapters
Read about the work of our student and professional chapters, in which students, parents, teachers, medical
professionals and others support our work in many ways. Previous
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St. Joseph Clinic is located on an unpaved highway in rural Haiti. Outlying villages we serve are 8 to 10 miles away, a trip
that takes hours on dirt roads that are not much more than walking paths. This takes a high toll on our autos, which need
to be replaced about every 3 years. Please make it possible for us to continue serving these villages by helping to fund
a new vehicle such as the one shown here. 
Groups in the U.S. are sponsoring the healthcare services we provide in four of Thomassique's outlying villages. Two more
villages are hoping for support so we can continue to bring them healthcare. 
