You can find out a lot about people by the company they keep. The same is true of organizations. CURE is thankful to have a host of organizations with impeccable integrity to help make our vision come true. Here is a list of those who are working with us - a gallery of leaders in their fields:
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This nonprofit, non-denominational humanitarian organization provides crucial healthcare initiatives in restricted access countries: medical camps, medical equipment, disaster relief and consultations. These efforts are facilitated through the leaders of each of the countries, giving them the ability to work within their own culture.
www.arise.ms |
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ASSH offers volunteer opportunities at CURE's medical facility in Kenya.
www.assh.org |
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CBM is an international Christian development organisation whose primary purpose is to improve the quality of life of the world's poorest persons with disabilities and those at risk of disability, who live in the most disadvantaged societies. CBM assists persons with disabilities regardless of their nationality, sex, or religion in more than 1000 supported projects in 113 developing countries. www.cbm.org |
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As a nonprofit organization committed to serving the indigent and oppressed children and their families, Children's Medical Ministries has outreaches in Washington DC and Baltimore area, seven other states in the US, and 30 countries overseas. They serve the children by providing health care assistance, food, shelter, clothes, medicine, wheelchairs, and prosthesis programs.
www.childmed.org |
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CURE applauds the work of the CMDA.
www.cmdahome.org |
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CHOSEN'S name is an acronym for Christian Hospitals Overseas Secure Equipment Needs. It was established in 1969 after CHOSEN'S founder Richard Love returned from a Korean hospital where he became keenly aware of the medical missionaries' desperate circumstances. Since 1969, CHOSEN has restored, tested, and shipped over forty million dollars of medical equipment to over eighty-five nations.
www.chosenmissionproject.org |
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Cross International is a ministry of relief and development to aid the poorest of the poor. Wherever possible Cross International's work seeks not just to sustain the needy, but rather to break the cycle of poverty that plaques them. By providing educational opportunities and by focusing on community development, Cross strives to make impoverished individuals and villages self-supporting.
www.crossinternational.org
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CURE is happy to partner with an organization whose mission is "to provide the transforming gift of mobility to the physically disabled poor in developing countries."
www.freewheelchairmission.org
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Health Partners International of Canada (HPIC) is a Canadian charitable humanitarian organization that provides free medical aid without discrimination for the world's most needy by operating through partnership and the motivation of Christian love.
www.hpicanada.ca
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International Aid is a Christian relief and development agency that responds to Biblical mandates by providing and supporting solutions in healthcare.
www.internationalaid.org |
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IF is the worldwide umbrella organization for a network of organizations that support people suffering from Hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida.
www.ifglobal.org |
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Through a partnership with LeTourneau University's Biomedical Engineering Program under the direction of Dr. Roger Gonzalez, its LEGS (LeTourneau Engineering Global Solutions) initiative is designing and implementing low-cost articulated above-knee prosthesis to enable disabled children more mobility and freedom.
www.letu.edu/legs |
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MAP International envisions a world where individuals, families, and communities have the hope and capacity to build conditions that support healthy lifestyles. MAP works in partnership with NGOs, local indigenous organizations, churches, and government agencies to promote grassroots community health development and provide essential medicines in developing countries throughout the world.
www.map.org |
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MedEquip Missions want to serve the servants that God has called into medical missions. They send biomedical technologists on short-term trips to meet the needs of active Christian hospitals.
www.medequip.org |
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The mission of Medical Teams International is to demonstrate the love of Christ to people affected by disaster, conflict and poverty.
www.medicalteams.org |
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MedShare International is a nonprofit organization headquartered in metro Atlanta, with an environmental and humanitarian impact of international scope.
www.medshare.org
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Orthopedic Institute of Pennsylvania's mission is to relieve human suffering by applying skills and training to the best of their abilities. While medicine obeys the laws of science we must never forget that healing encompasses much more. This includes positive attitude, respect for all people; and teamwork involving their patients, staff, and physicians. Within these principals they pledge dedication to their patients and their well being.
www.oip.com |
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Samaritan's Purse is a nondenominational evangelical Christian organization providing spiritual and physical aid to hurting people around the world. Since 1970, Samaritan's Purse has helped meet needs of people who are victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease, and famine with the purpose of sharing God's love through His Son, Jesus Christ.
www.samaritanspurse.org |
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SIGN is a humanitarian organization devoted to advocating optimum fracture treatment for all people. Its emphasis is in providing physician training, surgical implants, and on-going relationship building with SIGN projects throughout the world. Their focus is in providing this much needed fracture treatment to developing nations where 80% of the world's fractures occur.
www.sign-post.org |
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The Smile Train is a leading cleft charity dedicated to providing free cleft surgeries to children in the developing world and free cleft-related training to doctors.
www.smiletrain.org
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CURE acknowledges the good works Special Olympics accomplishes for people with intellectual disabilities through sports participation.
www.specialolympics.org |
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TECH, the Technical Exchange for Christian Healthcare, is a non-denominational Christian organization founded to promote the gospel by helping to improve the efficiency and quality of care provided by medical mission groups and agencies worldwide.
www.techmd.org |
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TriMedx has served thousands of children and communities worldwide. Through collaborative partnerships with individuals and other organizations, TriMedx supports medical equipment technicians who volunteer to travel and perform equipment assessments and repairs. Their goal is to help ensure that medical professionals can continue to provide care in international communities where none is available.
www.trimedxfoundation.com |
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WWLAB is a Christian, charitable, tax exempt, nonprofit US corporation specializing in assisting medical laboratory facilities in mission hospitals and clinics in developing countries. Their mission is to provide affordable and durable equipment as a means of improving health care in these countries.
www.wwlab.org |
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