"The community event was a great success. Not only did we have a chance to see how much work goes into the packing of the boxes of equipment first-hand, but through the information the MedShare team shared, we were able to see the amount of work this team does and just how comprehensive their...
We treated a teenager who had survived the earthquake in Haiti and somehow made his way to Moca and our mission with a severe cleft lip. He presented himself to us wearing a rag over his face so he wouldn’t frighten others...
“75% of the equipment I’ve repaired in the 38 countries I’ve visited can be repaired without spare parts...
This week marks six months since the tragic earthquake that struck Haiti, claiming over 230,000 lives, injuring more than 300,000 and leaving 1.5 million people homeless...
June 30, 2010 was the last day of MedShare’s fiscal year, and a day of celebration, because for the first time we exceeded our annual shipments goal by shipping 103 forty-foot containers filled with life-saving medical supplies and equipment to needy hospitals around the world.
When one thinks of Afghanistan, war is often the first word that comes to mind. We hear the ongoing war in Afghanistan consistently reported in the media, but what you don’t hear about is the country’s deteriorated health system. Since the start of the war on terrorism in 2001, there have been...
Outside of Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras, over 1,000 adults and 300 children rummage through a mountain of garbage to earn their living. The conditions are toxic, the pay, meager, and the lifestyle is nothing a child should endure...
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