Organizations

During the 20 years of its existence, the CMA organizes medical trips to remote settlements of Ukraine, where medical care is difficult to access. The founder of the CMA was the honored surgeon of Ukraine Samuil Onisovich Karpyuk. Since 2020, Rudolph Mygovich became the head of the CMA, who continued the work of his two predecessors. Currently, the association organizes online and offline training with foreign doctors for Ukrainian doctors and students, interfaith prayer breakfasts for medical workers, CPR training, medical camps and conferences. The full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation became the reason for the expansion of activities to meet the needs of medicines, equipment, hygiene products of hospitals and medical military units. In response to this need, the CMA organized a medical headquarters in Lviv. Our partners are charitable organizations and foundations in Europe and the USA. In 2022-2023, the HMA shipped more than 800 tons of humanitarian aid (mostly medical drugs and medical products) to military hospitals, units, hospitals, churches, and charitable foundations.

We offer practical training courses that prepare missionaries to serve in their context, giving them specialized skills to minister to the physical as well as the spiritual needs of those they serve. Our experienced instructors teach missionaries, whether career missionaries or short-term mission trip laypeople, how to be versatile in their settings, creatively using the resources available to serve their communities. Equip teaches specialized courses in Agriculture, Appropriate Technology, and Medicine that address four major areas of human need: Water, shelter, health care, and community development. At Equip, our approach to missions is customized. People come to us with a vision for what God has called them to, and we help them refine that calling and formulate a plan on how to get there. Seeking wisdom before action is important to us. We encourage our missionaries to ask God for insight into how to best serve in their context. Our missionaries don t fit in any particular mold. We have all different ages, denominational affiliations, and family situations. We recognize God may call people to the mission field at any point in life, whether they just graduated from college, just retired from a long career, or are somewhere in between. We understand different communities have different needs, which is why we encourage creative approaches to ministry, and we are open to explore new possibilities. Because of that, our work varies from running an orphanage, school, and medical clinic in Nigeria to establishing a resource center to alleviate poverty through environmental stewardship in northern India.

We are National and International Relief; Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Messiah; and Opening the opportunity to easy education and professional training. We will love to see that the relationship and fellowship between God and man is restored. Therefore, we engaged in Uniting the Body of Christ to Advance the Gospel in the World.

Welcome to a safe space for black women, indigenous women, women of color (BIPOC), and our allies. It is important to recognize that cultural factors can impact how conditions are experienced and treated. For example, research has shown that individuals from BIPOC racial and ethnic backgrounds may be less likely to seek mental health treatment due to cultural stigma, lack of access to care, or mistrust of healthcare providers. As a black doctor with cultural understanding, I am uniquely positioned to address these barriers and provide culturally sensitive care for individuals with ADHD, Anxiety, Obesity and Professional Burnout.

We offer certification for childbirth educators from a Christian perspective so that they can: Educate couples how to be prepared for childbirth spiritually, physically, and mentally Teach about how to get rid of fear, what the Bible says about birth,and benefits/risks of interventions Teach preparation from a Christian perspective, avoiding worldly/New Age methods After completing the certification program, the educator is competent to teach these topics: Childbirth in the Bible Labor and Birth Postpartum and Newborn Choices, Interventions, and Variations of Labor Comfort Measures Introduction to Breastfeeding About Our Organization: Our Mission : To empower expectant women/couples to make informed choices so they can have confidence for labor, childbirth, and breastfeeding through physical, mental and spiritual preparation. Our Vision: To provide excellent childbirth education with a Biblical point of view for those who need help navigating this important time in their lives. Our Values: We believe in the Holy Trinity: God the Father, Jesus his Son who lived a sinless life, died on the cross, and rose again to give us eternal salvation, and the Holy Spirit who guides and comforts us in this life. We believe that life begins at conception and that conception, pregnancy, labor and birth are a beautiful picture of being born again. We believe that children and breastfeeding are blessings from the Lord, not burdens as current society portrays. We believe this ministry has been called to meet the childbirth education needs of expectant women/couples, for those planning a hospital, home, or birthing center birth. We believe that childbirth education is important to learn from a Christian viewpoint, avoiding techniques that conflict with the Bible. We teach effective comfort measures without teaching worldly/New Age methods such as hypnotism, yoga, or Eastern meditation. We believe that it is vital to learn techniques to increase comfort in labor and help labor progress. We believe that to make informed decisions in labor and birth, one needs to learn benefits and risks of medical interventions. We believe that financial, location, and time constraints should not be a barrier to attending Christian childbirth education classes, so this ministry will provide economical and convenient class options.

Shipping medical supplies and educational supplies to remote faculties and centers in Papua New Guinea

Integra Ventures (IV) began in 1995 as a US non-profit (501c3). IV was spun out of a long-standing evangelical missions agency, International Teams, which today is named One Collective ( www.onecollective.org ), as a Business as Mission (BAM) focused entity. IV focused on the former Soviet Union bloc countries in eastern and central Europe leading with business training and loan capital for committed believers who were nationals as a strategy to reach atheistic (unreached people groups) with the Gospel. Over time, IV began to focus its efforts in Romania, Bulgaria and Albania. Beginning in 2005, IV began to identify missional entrepreneurs and businesses in which they could make equity investments and mentor and coach those entrepreneurs. In 2008, IV led the investment in a missional medical venture in Sofia, Bulgaria which still remains today as IV s largest portfolio company. From 2012-2019, IV did not have an executive director and all initiatives were led by its Eastern Europe director of business development and an active volunteer board. IV s main activities have been to identify missional entrepreneurs primarily in Romania, Bulgaria and Albania, equip them through training, mentoring and business plan development, and then resource them through capital investments and partner with them through board engagement and ongoing business development assistance.

Los Gozosos is an orphanage for disabled children with our own Special Ed school located in Chimaltenango, Guatemala. Children who come to us without family to care for them will be cared for by us lifelong, for this reason we have some young adults. The children in our home have multiple severe disabilities, they are placed in our home by court order. Our program is focused on helping each child reaching their potential in mobility and independent daily activities. We celebrated 20 years of service in April 2023. We love Jesus with all our heart and soul and seek to lead our children into loving relationship with Almighty God through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. We are a faith ministry, sustained by the loving donations of individuals and churches.

The AME Fund exists to stably and sustainably support Christian African medical educators in remote and under-resourced regions of Africa through scholarship, discipleship, and professorship subsidies.

this organization is register in Government of Nepal and social welfare council HEALTH A majority of the population living in rural areas of Nepal are poor, have various health problems and economic hardships. Difficult geographical terrain, lack of time and resources to access health care facilities and few doctors in rural areas make it challenging for the locals to receive quality health services. Many dwellers from remote areas have to walk for long hours to reach the nearest health post MCDC aims to increase access to quality health care services, reduce economic burden to access health care services and reduce harmful cultural practices mainly for the disadvantaged and EDUCATION Education has always been linked to the growth and development of an individual, it affects a person s life in many aspects be it economically or socially. Many villages in Nepal still lack access to quality education. The focus of MCDC is to improve the quality of education in rural, village that s call khairang Makwanpur District Chepang (praja) community we started school for class five .must of children s never been school generation we have started pre school in church and now we have school near church schools name is Bethany school. MCDC further runs an education program designed for the children with mental and physical disabilities.

Since 1999 World Missions Alliance, under the leadership of Chuck and Helen Todd, has been reaching the unreached nations and the world s hot spots with the Gospel message. Through the support of the local churches, evangelistic outreaches, Bible distribution and various humanitarian aid projects it has led hundreds of thousands of people to Christ and gave opportunities to thousands of Christians to fulfill the calling in the Great Commission. We cultivate a culture of global involvement among the Christians by fulfilling Acts 1:8: But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. We create a community of individuals of different ages, social and cultural backgrounds who are united by the passion to spread the Gospel and see lives transformed. We are the catalyst of change through the power of Christ s love in the spiritually dark and devastated nations, meeting the spiritual and physical needs of the people. Our mission is to change lives in the nations and in our own country. The Great Commission transforms not only the mission field but the missionaries as well.

El Ayudante is committed to grow committed followers of Christ by meeting the needs in our communities through medical, dental, outreach.

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/

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.

To honor Jesus Christ through comprehensive health care leading to healthy, changed lives.

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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.

Crossing borders to provide care with compassion for those in need.

Digital health infrastructure company for resource-constraint regions

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