African mission healthcare (amh) strengthens mission hospitals to aid those in greatest need. we envision an African continent filled with enduring health systems where everyone has access to quality, compassionate healthcare.
WE SUPPORT
Clinical Care
Training
Infrastructure
THE PROBLEMS WE'RE SOLVING
TOO FEW HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
TOO LITTLE INFRASTRUCTURE
TOO FEW SUPPLIES
limited support FOR medical MISSIONARIES
In Tanzania, there are 33,000 people for every doctor.
In America, it's 390.
OUR IMPACT
115
Health training scholarships
550,000
Total patient visits funded
2,400
HIV providers prepared
AFRICAN MISSION HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION:
OUR STORY
$8
Malawi
$240
Uganda
$850
Tanzania
100% of gifts go to the field
A generous donor covers our admin costs so you don't have to, and more help gets to those who need it.
If evangelicals want to engage in activism...they can support life-saving organizations like World Vision or African Mission Healthcare Foundation...
...perhaps the most interesting quality of the organization is the uniting bond that is created by bringing the Jewish and Christian faiths together to conduct invaluable humanitarian work.
AMHF provides a critical link between Western Christian donors and the needs at remote mission hospitals. Those hospitals are still a critical part of healthcare infrastructure in Africa, but Western donors might not continue support when a particular missionary they know leaves a hospital.
Christian missionary hospitals in Africa, which provide much of the continent's medical care but are often desperately short of both cash and doctors, are now competing for a major award: a $500,000 Prize created specifically for them by a Jewish businessman-philanthropist and his wife, a rabbi.
AMHF was created in 2010 by Fielder and entrepreneur Mark Gerson to promote health care in Africa, where Christian mission hospitals provide about a third of all medical work.
