EMTs respond to the call in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka - Three years ago, Sri Lanka did not have a single EMT. Today, 20 EMS agencies and 1,000 EMTs respond daily to life-threatening emergencies, including a violent civil conflict that drove 200,000 from their homes.
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Emergency air shipment to Pakistan
Pakistan - Medical Teams International airlifted enough emergency medicines and medical supplies to care for 10,000 Pakistani people during the next 3 months. The civil and military strife in Pakistan has pushed 2 million people from their homes. Families are trying to survive without basic necessities, including medical care and medicines. Our shipment arrives this Saturday and is valued at $421,000. Read more »
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We maintain a 3.3% overhead. That means, 96.7% 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 3.3%
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