Hurricane Gustav Response   

Gulf Coast, USA - We're contacting our church partners in the Gulf Coast and we will respond to the needs as they arise. Our volunteers were on standby over the weekend, but their assistance has not been needed. "We're grateful for the well-coordinated effort to Hurricane Gustav," says Joe DiCarlo, director of emergency relief at Medical Teams International. "We're monitoring the situation closely and appreciate your prayers."

Volunteers - Answering the call     

Worldwide - Marie Davis, RN, vividly remembers her first volunteer team with Medical Teams International. “It was my first time overseas,” she says. Davis lived in a tent infested with fleas and worked intensely as the camp grew from 3,500 people to 35,000 in just weeks.  Read more 

Fiscally responsible spending

We maintain a 4.5% overhead. That means, more than 95 percent of all donations go to our programs and services.

How do we do it? The contribution of thousands of volunteers’ time and millions of dollars in donated medicines, supplies and equipment helps Medical Teams International keep its overhead to an astounding 4.5%

Read about our finances We're members of the Better Business Bureau and Evangelical Council for Accountability. We're also highly rated by MinistryWatch and Charity Navigator.

News and Events

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Ethiopia: Medical training
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Uganda: Disaster response
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