We are a result of social problems impacting people worldwide without or limited sustainable solutions. Unlike most NGOs‚ instead of focusing on short-term interventions‚ we strive for a culture of autonomy and sustainability. Our goal is to help developing countries build stronger healthcare systems that stay strong. We accomplish these through supporting empowerment zones or segmentation strategies.
Our mission is to create sustainable quality‚ affordable‚ and accessible medical care in developing countries. How you can help:
- Volunteer – US‚ Africa and Cameroon
- In-kind Donations
- Financial Donations
- Develop world-wide sister organizations
- Medical equipment and supplies
- Stocks and other donations
A comprehensive approach for initiating and sustaining healthcare in Africa can be summed as preventive care‚ disease cure or treatment‚ health maintenance and sustainability using poverty reduction programs. Education and implementation of transparent changes in lifestyles to prevent or treat diseases are a way to embed the changes as new culture. From a Public and Global Health perspective‚ we should deconstruct the meaning neighborhoods since humans are careers of most infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS and the Ebola. Literally speaking‚ an infected Ebola patient in Liberia is an infected Ebola patient living in a Boston neighborhood. If we are passive or think that Liberia is an ocean away from Boston we are making a grievous mistake. How we mitigate the spread of diseases such as Ebola‚ HIV/AIDS and other contagious diseases to protect our neighbors is an integral part of this presentation. The presentation uses economics‚ law‚ sociology‚ polity‚ health and healthcare literature reviews‚ and case study to propose new strategies for creating and solving health and healthcare problems of our neighboring African countries