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When our medical/dental team was in Sri Lanka in 2012 an elderly woman stumbled into our clinic. Suffering from severe asthma, she had recently run out of her medications. She collapsed before our very eyes. If it weren’t for our clinic, she would have died that day.
It’s because of patients like this that we feel called to provide medical and dental care around the world through hospitals, clinics and short-term outreaches. That care can give people a brighter future, without having to worry if basic ailments will take the lives of their loved ones. Over the years, we’ve had the privilege of providing this care to more than 1 million patients worldwide!
Our desire is to travel to the places where people need the most urgent care. This often sends us to some pretty remote locations, but the result is vital care that is literally saving lives.
YOU CAN HELP: If you’re a medical professional, you can join us on a medical/dental outreach.
This full service hospital opened in 2006 and is open 24/7It is located in a very rural area of India. The nearest medical facility before the construction of this was several hours away. This facility includes inpatient services, meals, a maternity ward, eye clinic, pharmacy, and many other services that you won’t normally find in rural areas of India.
With one of the world’s least developed healthcare systems, we felt it was imperative to provide medical/dental care in Cambodia. Opening in 2009, the facility has cared for more than 80,000 patients.
In partnership with International Crisis Aid, we support a clinic that includes a pediatric and birthing unit, ophthalmology unit, pharmacy, food bank, medical training for doctors, general exams and testing. The clinic also has four outposts in the surrounding areas to make it easier to get food, free medical treatment and medications to people living far away from the facility.
In partnership with Service International, we’re providing free dental care five days a week to people living in war-torn Gjakova, Kosovo.
Working with Love A Child in Fond Parisien, Haiti, we’re helping provide medical care to the men, women and children. Hand of Hope provided the funds to complete the facility and pays for all monthly operating costs. The facility includes a lab, malnutrition center and pharmacy and provides general testing and exams.
Hand of Hope partners with CURE International to fund five clubfoot surgeries per month.
Hand of Hope partners with CURE International to fund two corrective surgeries per month.
Our medical clinic in Shoubra Al Kheima has doctors that cover pediatrics, cardiovascular and gastrointestinal issues. We’re also providing medical care in the city of Shams Al Deem.
In March a team of medical and dental volunteers visited Mozambique hosting four days of outreaches. During that time they were able to treat over 1,400 medical patients, 139 dental patients including 251 extractions and distribute 4,866 prescriptions.
In February a medical team of volunteers returned to Haiti for week long clinic outreach. Over one week they were able to treat over 2,500 patients, distribute 7,629 prescriptions and see 865 people come to Christ.
In January our team of medical and dental volunteers held a week long clinic in Phnom Penh treating over 4,200 patients, filling over 16,000 prescriptions and witnessing over 2,750 salvations.
In November/December we returned to Ethiopia again. Over a one week long clinic 4,047 medical and dental patients were seen. In total, over 16,000 prescriptions were given and there were over 500 salvations.
In October/November another week long clinic was held in El Salvador. Over 2,700 medical and dental patients were seen and received over 10,400 prescriptions all free of charge. There were also 316 patients that confessed Christ as their savior.
In late August to early September we were able to treat over 2,400 patients as part of our week long clinic in the Dominican Republic. Patients received over 7,100 prescriptions and 596 of them accepted Christ.
Over 11,000 prescriptions were distributed to just over 3,200 patients who received medical and dental care at our first ever weeklong August clinic in South Africa. Greater yet was the fact that 1,409 patients confessed belief in Jesus Christ.
In July, we held a weeklong medical and dental outreach in Uganda seeing over 5,100 patients and treated the most people we ever have in one day. Each patient received one or more prescriptions totaling over 16,000 in all and over 3,400 received the best prescription of all, accepting Jesus Christ as their Savior.
Another first trip took place in May as we traveled to Madagascar for medical/dental outreach to over 2,500 people. Well over 8,700 prescriptions were written and distributed while over 2,000 patients accepted Christ.
Our first ever trip to Panama happened in May with over 1,800 patients receiving medical and dental care and over 6,500 prescriptions. Of all the patients over 800 came to believe in Christ!
In April we took our first ever medical/dental outreach to Brazil. Using a boat to access remote areas along the Amazon we were able to care for over 3,300 patients and provide over 12,400 scripts throughout several villages. Over 375 patients accepted the Lord.
Our third medical and dental outreach in Haiti took place in March. Working with our ministry partners Love A Child we were able to treat over 1,800 patients with over 7,300 prescriptions seeing 20 come to Christ.
In February, we returned to Cambodia for a one-week medical and dental outreach treating over 4,000 patients and providing them with over 16,100 prescriptions. Best of all, over 2,100 participants confessed Christ as their Savior!
In January 2012, we conducted a one-week medical outreach in Sri Lanka. Over 4,000 people were treated, 16,000 prescriptions were distributed and just over 100 souls were saved.
In December 2011, we conducted a one-week medical outreach in Guatemala. Over 1,000 people were treated and almost 20 souls were saved.
In November 2011, we returned to Ethiopia to hold another weeklong outreach where over 3,100 patients were treated and five people received salvation.
In October 2011, we conducted a one-week medical outreach in Panama. Over 3,200 people were treated and nearly 1,200 souls were saved.
In September/October 2011, we conducted a five-day medical outreach in Beirut and Tripoli, Lebanon. Our doctors and staff treated 711 patients and provided over 2,758 prescriptions. Over 15 people gave their hearts to the Lord!
In August 2011, we held a one-week medical outreach in Nicaragua. Over 1,600 people were treated and nearly 100 souls were saved.
In July 2011, we conducted a one-week medical outreach in Uganda. Over 4,300 people were treated and over 2,100 souls were saved.
In June 2011, we held a five-day medical outreach in Bercotes, Doyake and Liprovich, Kosovo. In all, our doctors and staff treated 882 patients, provided free prescriptions, and more than 110 people gave their lives to the Lord.
In June 2011, we conducted a five-day medical outreach in Esibomvu and Bulawayo, providing 2,427 patients with free medical care and filling 9,281 prescriptions, as well as rejoicing over 1,297 salvations.
In May 2011, we held a one week medical outreach in Angatcha, Ethiopia. Over 2,100 medical and dental patients were seen and treated during this outreach and over 400 people gave their lives to the Lord.
In March/April 2011, we conducted a five-day medical outreach in Pateung, Hui Mae Sai and Mae Yov, Thailand. Our doctors and staff treated 1,497 patients and provided over 5,600 prescriptions. Over 100 people gave their hearts to the Lord!
In February/March 2011, we conducted a one-week medical outreach in Pursat. Over 4,000 people were treated and over 2,100 souls were saved.
In January 2011, we conducted a one-week medical outreach in Haiti. Over 3,400 people were treated and nearly 200 souls were saved.
In June 2010, we held a one-week medical outreach in Bulawayo. More than 3,200 patients were treated and nearly 2,000 souls were saved.
In April 2010, Joyce Meyer Ministries conducted a one week medical outreach in El Timal, Nicaragua. Over 3,300 patients were treated during this time and nearly 200 people gave their lives to the Lord.
In November 2009, Joyce Meyer Ministries held a six-day medical outreach in Malawi. Nearly 4,400 medical and dental patients were seen and treated during this outreach in Ngodzi and Lilongwe.
In September/October 2009, Joyce Meyer Ministries conducted a one week medical outreach that was held in our new health center in Pursat, Cambodia. Over 4,300 patients were treated and 3,667 came to Christ.
In July 2009, Joyce Meyer Ministries conducted a five-day medical outreach in conjunction with a Festival of Life outreach. Our medical and dental teams treated over 4,500 patients while we also built two new medical wings.
In March 2009, Joyce Meyer Ministries conducted a four-day medical missions outreach in Haiti. Nearly 2,200 patients were seen and over 60 souls were saved.
Joyce Meyer Ministries is funding a medical project that, once completed, will provide anti-parasitic medicine to 6,000 children throughout Haiti.
In January 2009, we conducted a four-day medical outreach in Bangalore, India. Our doctors and staff treated 1,707 patients and provided nearly 7,000 prescriptions. Nearly 300 gave their hearts to the Lord.
Hand of Hope also conducted a four-day medical outreach in Peru in July 2008, treating 3,600 patients and celebrating 1,848 salvations. Our team filled 10,800 prescriptions free of charge, providing much needed medication in a place where health care is viewed as a luxury. Over the course of the last year, we have also been excited to provide 1 million children with lifesaving antiparasitic medication throughout Peru.
In April 2008, Hand of Hope conducted a four-day medical outreach in Acuna, Mexico, providing 1,155 patients with free medical care and filling 3,455 prescriptions, and over 400 people gave their hearts to the Lord.
In January, we held a four-day medical outreach in Mumbai, India. In all, our doctors and staff treated 1,408 patients, provided free prescriptions, and more than 1,100 people gave their lives to the Lord.
We offered free medical care to a total of 285 patients.
The average person in Cambodia visits a physician just once every three years. Life expectancy is less than 50 years. And since the Pol Pot genocide, there is an extreme shortage of medical professionals. Health care is almost nonexistent.
We launched Hope Cambodia: 30 Days of Hope to confront this challenge. During this 30-day crusade, 80 doctors, nurses, dentists, EMT personnel and other medical professionals from South Carolina to South America traveled to Cambodia and volunteered their time to:
9,000 people were treated in all, receiving free medical care and prescriptions. We are currently building a hospital in Cambodia to treat hundreds of patients on an ongoing basis.
In partnership with Healing Place Church, we purchased a mobile dental truck. Along with a mobile medical unit, which we also help support, the dental truck visits several low-income areas in Baton Rouge each month. Among other procedures, our dental team extracted over 354 teeth from 174 patients in 2007.
Hand of Hope is the missions arm of Joyce Meyer Ministries. Our goal is simply to help as many hurting people as we possibly can, to alleviate human suffering and to help Christians grow in their faith.
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