MMN want to encourage prayerful support for medical mission around the world. Prayer is so vital for the different ministries that we are connected with around the world and for our work in the UK.
MMN provides grants to Christian organisations in many different countries to enable them to engage in medical mission in their local context.
To encourage Christian medics to consider using their medical skills as a way of serving God and reaching others with the good news of Jesus we sponsor doctors, nurses and students in their medical and/or mission training and development both in the UK and overseas.
Shipping medicines, medical aids, equipment and supplies to mission hospitals and clinics.
Following the devastating news about Russia's attack on Ukraine, we are supporting a number of projects both in Ukraine and in surrounding countries.
Providing support to families of those living with a disability by creating a support network and educating parents on how to care for their disabled child.
Integrating children living with a disability into society by taking them on trips and teaching life skills to grow their independence.
The provision of residential education and training to young disabled people.
Medicine is a great way of connecting with people as millions across the world have little or no access to basic healthcare.
We find out how the Well of Love project was established to support families with disabled children.
The team share some thoughts from their first Palliative Care Student Volunteer.
Grev had the privilege of visiting Ishmael & Molina Ochieng to see the work of Shelter of Hope. MMN have been supporting their ministry for 15 years so it was great to see the different aspects of their work and exciting to hear what God is doing the ministry.
The team share Dr Enkeleda's testimony and the impact of faith-developing ministry at ABC Foundation.
The team share about their work with local churches to reach the local community with healthcare services.
This week the team share about some recent opportunities they have had through healthcare training.
