WORLDWIDE MEDICAL DISASTER AND HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE
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"One doesn't ask of one who suffers: What is your country and what is your religion? One merely says, you suffer, this is enough, you belong to me and I shall help you."
-Louis Pasteur
WHAT WE DO
It starts with the will to make a difference.
Mobile Medics International is a 501(C)3 non-profit, volunteer organization that provides medical care to victims of natural disaster and humanitarian crises.
We were founded to provide basic healthcare to those who may not be able to access medical facilities in a disaster or those who are medically underserved.
As our name implies, we are a mobile team that specializes in reaching patients in remote areas. From weather-related catastrophes to refugee crises worldwide, our volunteers are ready to respond and help those affected.
We achieve this goal by bringing together highly qualified medical personnel from all over the world.
No one at Mobile Medics International receives a salary, so 100% of our donations go towards helping those in need.
WHERE WE'VE BEEN
Colombia, South America
2019
MMI provided much needed medical care to Venezuelans fleeing their home along the arduous walking route into Colombia.
Mexico
2018
MMI responded to medical needs at the US-Mexico border at Tijuana.
American Samoa
2018
MMI sent a team of volunteers after the destruction of Cyclone Gita to help local government officials medically assess the elderly and vulnerable citizens.
Greece
2015-ongoing
Aiding early in the Syrian refugee crisis, MMI has sent teams to assist newly arriving refugees.
Bahamas
2019
In response to Hurricane Dorian, MMI was there to help care for those caught in the destruction.
Puerto Rico
2018
In response to the destruction of Hurricane Maria, MMI assisted local communities by providing direct aid to those in need.
Texas
2017
In response to the destruction of Hurricane Harvey, MMI assisted local communities with their immediate medical needs.
Mozambique, Africa
2019
On our response to Cyclone Idai, MMI team members saw 200+ patients a day.
North Carolina
2018
MMI sent a team to respond to Hurricane Florence.
Cebu, Phillippines
2016-ongoing
MMI provides free health care clinics to the people in jungle villages and remote islands. We are often the sole medical provider that these people will see annually. Our primary focus is maternal and child health. As well as teaching locals medical self-sustainability through training and mentorship.