Healthcare

As part of the healthcare initiative area of the Virtue Foundation, volunteers and Foundation representatives undertake a wide range of programming and activities throughout the year. This includes medical missions, research, site visits, and donation of medical equipment.

The Virtue Foundation carries out projects in several different countries, such as Cambodia, El Salvador, Ghana, and Mongolia. The specific areas of work vary depending on data-based needs assessments to ensure resources are being allocated where they are most needed. For example, we found an unmet need for women’s healthcare in northern Ghana, and organized a mission team to help address this gap. To date, we have carried out medical missions in areas of eye health, women’s health, acid violence, dental hygiene, pediatric health, and preventative medicine, among others.

Ghana

 The Institute for Innovation and Philanthropy in Ghana serves as a model institution to facilitate development solutions for women and children’s advancement.Learn More

Mongolia

 Virtue Foundation has been providing vital medical care to underserved patients and clinical training to local staff and physicians in Mongolia since 2008.Learn More

Cambodia

 Since 2004, Virtue Foundation has been deploying medical teams to Phnom Penh and elsewhere to train surgeons and provide plastic and reconstructive surgical care to acid attack victims.Learn More

El Salvador

 Virtue Foundation volunteer physicians conduct needs assessments, provide education to medical professionals, and further VF project goals in Caluco, El SalvadorLearn More

Child Soldiers Project

 Since 2005, we have collaborated in the rehabilitation, education, and medical treatment of former child soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In 2006, the Foundation launched the “Child Soldiers Youth Initiative” to raise awareness of this problem among high school students.Learn More
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