International Agency for Minority Artists Affairs

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God's House International (GHI) is a holistic healthcare organization dedicated to bridging medical, cultural, social, and economic gaps to promote health consciousness and eliminate health disparities. Founded in 2000 by Dr. Yvonne Washington, GHI provides free to low-cost medical care, health promotion, and disease prevention services primarily in underserved communities in the United States, Sierra Leone, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

With a committed team of health practitioners, administrators, and volunteers, GHI focuses on improving the mental, physical, and spiritual health of individuals, striving to create healthier populations and more productive communities. The organization believes that by addressing the root causes of health disparities, they can enhance human productivity and overall well-being.

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