As the worldwide mission and development agency of The United Methodist Church, Global Ministries works with more than 300 hospitals and clinics around the world through its Global Health Unit.
Provides hands-on training in kidney transplantation for surgeons, doctors, and nurses in low- and middle-income countries.
Provides developing countries around the world with significant volunteer programs that aid the neediest communities and forge a lasting bond between those volunteering and those they have helped.
Helps marginalized communities by providing technical, human, and financial resources to sustainably strengthen primary healthcare and public health in Ecuador, Ghana, and Nepal.
Improves the availability and quality of healthcare through the education, training, and professional development of the health workforce in resource-scarce countries.
Works in partnership globally to deliver locally sustainable, quality health solutions to women, children, and their communities.
Aims to improve health in developing Asia Pacific nations by enhancing the standards of practice of gastroenterology and building capacity to treat digestive diseases.
Works to prevent and treat blindness through hands-on training and improved access to quality eye care.
Builds orthopedic capacity around the world and provides the injured with poor access to fracture surgery by donating orthopedic education and implant systems to surgeons in developing countries.
Addresses public health issues for the most underserved populations of the world, providing psychosocial and medical support along with disaster debris cleanup and rebuilding in partnership with other organizations.
Brings free dental care to impoverished children in partnership with local organizations, and delivers treatment and preventive care in dental clinics that serve children in schools and remote villages.
Seeks to restore health as the first step to restoring hope, working to bring basic but lifesaving medical care to those in need.
Acts as a centralized network for individuals and agencies involved in relief work worldwide and organizes and executes mission trips to areas in need, focusing not only on healthcare delivery but also on health education and improvements.
Empowers people with autism to protect and promote their rights and utilize their skills to have a meaningful and effective participation in society.
Promotes good ear health by treating and preventing hearing disability in Nepal.
Works to improve the lives of underprivileged people, children working in brick and carpet factories, internally displaced people, and women in need by providing medical care, raising health awareness, and training.
Based in Christian ministry, supports communities worldwide through improved healthcare, education, and spiritual and economic development.
Seeks to empower communities to realize they are capable of creating lasting solutions using their own skills and abilities.
Provides sustainable medical, surgical, and educational services through volunteer ophthalmic surgeons, with the objectives of restoring sight and preventing blindness to disadvantaged individuals worldwide.
Creates sustainable development programs in remote areas of Nepal that will improve the quality of life for its people by strengthening primary health care, community education, and income-generation opportunities.
Works to ensure safer childbirth for women and newborns everywhere through innovative mobile health solutions such as the Safe Delivery App, a mobile training tool for skilled birth attendants.
Aims to bring effective medical care to those who need it most through a platform for paramedics and other pre-hospital workers to engage in humanitarian work and travel to remote areas of the world to deliver healthcare, establish healthcare facilities, and provide education.
Empowers people to achieve their full human potential by eliminating barriers of ill health, illiteracy, inequity, and poverty and by employing health as an entry point and education as a door opener for poverty reduction, equity, and social inclusion.
Aims to support the social good by supplying infrastructure and personnel for sanitation, education, medical care, small business, and job training.