Missions

 

Missions are an integral part of CMDA. CMDA mission trips break down barriers that would otherwise obstruct the Gospel from reaching many around the world.

 

Our mission efforts reach out to those who rarely, if ever, are treated for medical or dental health concerns, and we provide educational training so that local healthcare providers can offer better care after a team leaves.

 

We also offer scholarship opportunities for students who would like to serve on the mission field, but do not have the funds available to complete their medical degree.

 

For more information on these programs, please browse through the links below.

 

• Global Health Outreach - Medical and Dental Short Term Mission Trips
  
  
• Medical Education International - Teaching Opportunities
  
  
• Healthcare to the Poor - Training and Technical Assistance to New and Struggling Health Centers
  
  
• Pan African Academy of Christian Surgeons - African Surgical Degree Program
  
  
• Center for Medical Missions - Supporting Medical Missions Around the Globe
  
  
• Scholarship Programs - Student and Resident Mission Trip Scholarships
  
  
• International Student Missions Opportunity Booklet
  
  
• Global Missions Health Conference - GMHC Information and Presentation Downloads

 

 

Volunteers for Prosperity

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On May 21, 2003, President George Bush introduced the Volunteers for Prosperity initiative, which encourages Americans trained in professional specialties to serve as volunteers with nonprofit organizations helping to generate prosperity in countries around the world. This program will place highly-skilled volunteers in assignments of flexible duration, from as little as two weeks to as long as several years. We are happy to announce that President Bush has chosen CMDA as one of these non-profit organizations working to support the first six federally-supported initiatives that can use volunteers overseas right now. For more information on this exciting new initiative, visit the Volunteers for Prosperity site.