Ukraine Emergency Response Update

Ukraine Emergency Response Update

Over the last five weeks of conflict in Ukraine, the Medical Ministry International family has demonstrated an outpouring of love and support for our directors in Ukraine, our network of partnering hospitals, churches, and the Ukrainian people in the communities where we have had a presence. I cannot thank you all enough for your donations, your prayers, and your encouraging words. Read the full Update from Leanne Ferris, Executive Director.

MMI Bolivia Local Project

MMI Bolivia Local Project

This week our fully Bolivian team is running a project to provide spiritual and compassionate health care to those in need. Fewer people are travelling internationally these days, but the needs continue and as a ministry we are called to respond. To run these projects in Bolivia and other countries, funds are being raised on a per country basis for locally sourced medications, logistics, transportation and honorariums for team members.

300 cataract surgeries in Ukraine

 300 cataract surgeries in Ukraine

Over the past five years, Professor Gregory Porkhomenko and his son Oleg have performed more than 300 cataract surgeries in Ukraine. They are volunteers and considered patriots of their country.

Visions projects are carried out in partnership with #MMIUkraine: Co Cf "Ukrainian Compassion Project"/Бо "Бф "Український Проект Милосердя", Медичні центри Новий Зір and local churches.

Sight is being restored to people in poverty who had lost all hope to a fulfilling life. Attention has been directed to veterans who lost their sight during recent conflict in the country.

Thank you to Dmitry Kozlov and the entire team of the Novy Zir clinics.

MMI Ghana

MMI Ghana

“We’re right back at it in Ghana! Even though it’s hard, I so love this work!” - Nicole Williams, MD

MMI Ghana‘s first Women‘s Health Project since the start of the pandemic was a success. We‘re so grateful for this caring and talented team that performed several life-changing OB-GYN surgeries alongside Barnor Hospital staff in Accra.

100 Eyes

100 Eyes

“100 Eyes” is a campaign offering free ophthalmological operations to veterans in Ukraine diagnosed with traumatic cataracts.

For this project, we have partnered with Ukrainian Compassion Project, Ukrainian Mercy Project (doctors Emil Alibeili and Tofik Teymurov), New Zir Medical Center (ophthalmologist George Parkhomenko and team), Alcon ophthalmological company, as well as participants and volunteers of the NGO Green Stripe.

17 hours by boat

17 hours by boat

MMI Amazon’s Real Love project is travelling 17 hours by boat to reach the region of Tarapaca. The team will be serving the indigenous villages with medical, dental, nutrition, optical, & integrated health care, and pharmaceutical services.

They are then continuing down the Cotuhe River to continue their Real Love project to villages there.