International Health

Africa AIDS Watch

Afrilife's belief that by applying the concept of village health programs, it can reduce the major causes of mortality and morbidity with an emphasis on mothers and children.

African Medical & Research Foundation, Inc.

AMREF is a non-profit international health development ngo that builds local capacity through sustainable and relevant research, education, training, and clinical projects that promote health and improve the lives of the most disadvantaged people throughout sub-Saharan Africa -- originally the Flying Doctors of East Africa.

Aids Response Fund, Inc.

The AIDS Response Fund raises funds and other resources to provide care and support of children and adults affected by HIV/AIDS in the developing world.

Doctors Without Borders USA, Inc.

Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) is an independent, private, international medical relief organization aiding victims of armed conflict, epidemics, natural and man-made disasters, and others who lack healthcare due to social marginalization.

Food for Children, Inc.

Helping to reduce hunger and preventable disease throughout the world by collaborating with other concerned individuals and groups.

Global Impact

You can help end world poverty! Your gift supports these accomplishments: increased life expectancy, declining infant mortality, improved education and health care in developing countries.

Global Links

Global Links is dedicated to recovering surplus medical equipment and supplies for use by health facilities serving the poor in the developing world.

Health Volunteers Overseas

HVO sends volunteer doctors, dentists, nurses and physical therapists to 50+ established programs in 25 developing countries to train their colleagues overseas. Programs vary according to the needs of the countries in which they are located. However, there are certain principles that apply across all programs: training focuses on local pathologies and medical problems; practices and procedures taught are both relevant and realistic; trainees are encouraged to make maximum use of locally available equipment and supplies; and the ultimate goal of all programs is to identify and train local personnel who can, in time, assume the roles of educator and provider, thus continuing the process.