The availability of medical care is a prevailing need throughout Mozambique. Many people die of easily treatable illnesses like malaria because they don’t have access to health care or simply cannot afford the most basic of treatments. Malaria, specifically, is so prevalent in the country that it accounts for 29% of all deaths and 42% of deaths in children under the age of five. For as little as $5 a patient can be tested and treated.

About Our Medical Program:

We offer a much-needed service to rural Mozambican communities through our Medical Outreach Program. While also sharing the love of Jesus, our Mozambican medical staff identify and address common illnesses that might otherwise go untreated, resulting in severe complications or death.  When more serious matters are discovered that cannot be treated directly, our team refer patients to the proper medical facilities.

In addition to treating illness, our staff transform lives through disease prevention.  By implementing community health education initiatives and partnerships, we help empower Mozambican communities to do their part in the reduction of common illness and diseases such as dysentery, malaria, malnutrition, HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis.