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Communities

Where We Serve

We currently work with 32 partners in 11 countries, each strategically chosen to meet the greatest needs for care and medical education.

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Every community is unique.

We know each community we serve has its own culture and context, and the people there have unique needs. Therefore, we come alongside established institutions already immersed in local communities, rolling up our sleeves to help transform medical care for the long-term.

Hover on the map or click below to learn more about some of the communities we serve:

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Serving through strategic partnerships

Hospitals, clinics, and medical education institutions are the focus of our efforts. To accomplish our goals, we coordinate and partner with organizations such as the Pan-African Academy of Christian Surgeons, the Christian Academy of African Physicians, MedSend, Friends of Kijabe Hospital, Friends of Maua, and Build Health International. Together, we make hospitals stronger.

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Stories of Hope

When Broken Machines Work Again, Hope Returns

Sometimes lifesaving healthcare depends on something remarkably simple: a machine that works. See how AMH is restoring critical medical equipment and strengthening local biomedical teams in Sudan and South Sudan.

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Into the Deep End: A Physician’s Experience in the Nuba Mountains

When amputation seemed like the only option for a badly injured soldier in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains, Dr. Gary Ulrich, Dr. Tom Catena and Dr. Bill Rhodes searched for another way—and found a solution in an old cardboard box.

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A Morning on Rounds at Mother of Mercy Referral Teaching Hospital

During a May visit to Gidel Hospital, Dr. Jon Fielder joined clinical rounds and saw severe trauma, tuberculosis complications, heart…

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