MedSend

One trained physician can change the future of a community.

Through MedSend’s National Scholars Program, doctors across Africa and Asia are receiving advanced medical training and returning to serve in places where healthcare access is limited.

Dr. Lydiah Ngigi is one of those physicians.

Today she serves patients at Tenwek Hospital in Kenya, caring for families facing serious illness, financial hardship, and limited access to care.

As MedSend approaches fiscal year-end on June 30, more physicians are ready to train and serve.

Your support helps make that possible.

Give today to help train and support more National Scholars serving their own communities at medsend.org/give.

What happens after a MedSend National Scholar finishes residency training and feels called to serve as a missionary?

For many, the biggest obstacle is finding a way to support their family while serving in a hospital or community that cannot yet provide a sustainable salary.

That's why MedSend created the Launch Project.

The Launch Project helps National Scholars graduates begin missionary service by providing a three-year salary supplement as they step into their calling.

This support gives hospitals and mission organizations across Africa and Asia the opportunity to bring in highly trained physicians while building a long-term plan for sustainability.

The impact reaches far beyond one doctor.

Patients receive care.
Communities gain access to healthcare.
Local healthcare systems grow stronger.

As we approach June 30, your support helps more physicians take this important step into missionary service.

Give today to support the Launch Project at medsend.org/give.