Causes: Health, Health Support, International, International Relief
Mission: Project Helping Hands is a non-affiliated, not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing sustainable healthcare and education programs to people in developing countries, through culturally sensitive adventure.
Results: Last year, we deployed 12 medical teams in 8 differentcountries on 4 different continents. The countries wedeployed to were Kenya, Bolivia, Cambodia, Peru, Philippines, Uganda, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Those trips were carried out by nearly 200 volunteers, eachsacrificing their time and money to become a part of ourglobal mission—to provide sustainable healthcare andeducation programs to people in developing countries, through culturally sensitive adventure. Launching into new regions while continuing to maintainour established relationships is a key component to ourorganization’s success. We could do neither of those thingswithout a steady stream of volunteers willing to join us inour work. That’s why I’m encouraged to report that manynew volunteers undertook their first trip with us this year. Ofcourse, none of this would have been possible without thegenerous support of our donors.
Target demographics: Our medical and dental clinics provide free healthcare and health education in developing dations in areas where care is limited or difficult to obtain.
Direct beneficiaries per year: Last year, we deployed 12 medical teams in 8 different countries on 4 different continents. The countries we deployed to were Kenya, Bolivia, Cambodia, Peru, Philippines, Uganda, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Those trips were carried out by nearly 200 volunteers, each sacrificing their time and money to become a part of our global mission—to provide sustainable healthcare and education programs to people in developing countries, through culturally sensitive adventure.
Geographic areas served: International Medical Missions to Developing Nations including Kenya, Peru, Bolivia, Phillipines, Uganda, Cambodia, Haiti, Nepal
Programs: Project Helping Hands provides free health care services, education programs, medicines, and supplies to communities, particularly to poor community members who are sick, or at risk with disease.
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
Mission: Project Helping Hands is a non-affiliated, not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing sustainable healthcare and education programs to people in developing countries, through culturally sensitive adventure.
Results: Last year, we deployed 12 medical teams in 8 differentcountries on 4 different continents. The countries wedeployed to were Kenya, Bolivia, Cambodia, Peru, Philippines, Uganda, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Those trips were carried out by nearly 200 volunteers, eachsacrificing their time and money to become a part of ourglobal mission—to provide sustainable healthcare andeducation programs to people in developing countries, through culturally sensitive adventure. Launching into new regions while continuing to maintainour established relationships is a key component to ourorganization’s success. We could do neither of those thingswithout a steady stream of volunteers willing to join us inour work. That’s why I’m encouraged to report that manynew volunteers undertook their first trip with us this year. Ofcourse, none of this would have been possible without thegenerous support of our donors.
Target demographics: Our medical and dental clinics provide free healthcare and health education in developing dations in areas where care is limited or difficult to obtain.
Direct beneficiaries per year: Last year, we deployed 12 medical teams in 8 different countries on 4 different continents. The countries we deployed to were Kenya, Bolivia, Cambodia, Peru, Philippines, Uganda, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Those trips were carried out by nearly 200 volunteers, each sacrificing their time and money to become a part of our global mission—to provide sustainable healthcare and education programs to people in developing countries, through culturally sensitive adventure.
Geographic areas served: International Medical Missions to Developing Nations including Kenya, Peru, Bolivia, Phillipines, Uganda, Cambodia, Haiti, Nepal
Programs: Project Helping Hands provides free health care services, education programs, medicines, and supplies to communities, particularly to poor community members who are sick, or at risk with disease.
Donor & Volunteer Advisory
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.
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