CFV Mobile Integrated Healthcare Hoke EMS

American Indian Mothers in Red Springs, NC is an organization that focuses on providing programs and services to indigenous communities, with a particular emphasis on preventing and protecting against COVID-19. Through their ITTCH program, they have successfully increased COVID vaccinations in both indigenous and non-indigenous populations. With moccasins on the ground, AIMI-ITTCH has been actively involved in various events and collaborations, offering free transportation to vaccination sites and $20 gift cards as a token of appreciation for helping keep inter-tribal communities safe from COVID. Their efforts have made a significant impact in increasing vaccinations and promoting awareness about the importance of vaccines in tribal communities.Generated from the website

Share the Health Cambodia Corp is a US-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to improving life and health in Cambodia. They have provided free medical care to over 10,000 impoverished patients in rural Kampong Thom Province and continue to collaborate with the Cambodian government and international agencies to enhance patient care and medical education. Their focus is on finding innovative ways to push healthcare forward in hard-to-reach areas and they are actively involved in creating emergency medical training programs and providing essential medications and supplies to communities with limited access to healthcare. Share the Health Cambodia Corp is committed to establishing a national EMS system in Cambodia by developing a Prehospital Emergency Medical training curriculum and training future emergency medical instructors. They also work closely with local citizens to support rural Cambodian orphanages and impoverished families by providing food, supplies, and basic emergency medical response kits. Through their efforts, they aim to improve the future of healthcare in Cambodia and make a positive impact on the lives of those in need.Generated from the website