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Doctors Without Borders / Medecins Sans Frontieres An international humanitarian aid organization providing emergency medical aid in more than 80 countries. International Medical Corps An emergency humanitarian health care relief organization in Albania, Angola, Bosnia, Burundi, Georgia, Kenya, Kosovo, Honduras, Somalia, and Sudan employing doctors, nurses and program managers and logisticians to provide emergency care. Lalmba Nonprofit organization active in several countries in Africa teaching individuals to care for their own health needs and providing primary medical care. Medical Aid for Palestine, Canada An organization with a mission is to improve the health of Palestinians through humanitarian and development assistance, Site is in English and French. Doctors of the World, USA International organization working to create sustainable medical programs to those in the greatest need in the US and abroad. Has current projects in Chiapas, Kosovo, Russia, South Africa, US, Vietnam. World Dental Relief Nonprofit relief organization with a state and federally licensed warehouse to receive and distribute dental supplies and equipment to dental healthcare projects around the world. Filipino American Medical Incorporated Providing charitable surgical procedures and medical services in the US and abroad. FAMI also promotes medical and technical education here and abroad. New Hope India Organization working with people who have leprosy. Raises funds for crippled childrens polio surgery. Donors needed for street children rehabilitation. Also accepts other help from volunteers. Medicus Mundi International An international organisation related to the World Health Organisation dealing with health care development. It actively supports the concept of primary and community-based health care. Dentaid UK-based charitable organization that provides equipment, training, and oral health services to hospitals, clinics, and dentists in the developing world. |
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