!!Breaking News!!
EHA’s Madhipura Hospital is currently flooded - a dam in nearby Nepal gave way to the pressures of heavy Monsoon rain. The hospital is closed, and a skeleton team is managing emergency services. Three districts including Madhipura are completely under water and it is reported that more than 2 million people are affected. There is an urgent need of evacuation, food and health intervention. EHA is sending in teams to initiate relief work which should start once the water recedes. Movements in the area have been heavily restricted up until now. Please pray with us that God will demonstrate his love and care for the hospital's staff and patients in this added challenge.
If you would care to partner with EHA financially to help provide desperately needed aid to the people of rural north India, click here.
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One
of the critical issues in the world today is meeting the growing
need for quality medical care among the poor. The Emmanuel Ho sp
ital Association of India helps to address this need.
Launched
out of a group of western-run mission ho sp itals in the late 1960s,
today EHA is the largest private healthcare network in India . Through
a system of 20 hospitals and 27 community health and development
projects, located in underserved areas of rural North India, EHA
helps to bring health and medical care to more than 600,000 Indians
per year, the vast majority from among the poorest classes of society.
Many
of those served have no access to such medical care other than through
EHA facilities. In a country where 1 in 4 families live below
the poverty line the needs are tremendous. In fact, they are beyond
description.
Will
you get involved?
This
website serves the single purpose of promoting the needs of medical
ministry in India and challenging those with a burden to get involved.
Opportunities
for... |
Doctors |
Critical need for short term (one month) or extended assistance
from surgeons. [more…]
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Nurses |
Provide short term support or
extended assistance in nurses' training. [more…]
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Volunteers |
Check
out how you can get involved with EHA right where you live.
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Donors |
• Fund
a capital project [more…]
• Underwrite
care for the poor [more…]
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Doctors
EHA
has a critical need for short term assistance to support the work
of Indian physicians. At times the case load exceeds the capacity
of their surgeons. More often, vacations must be curtailed
because when the surgeon is away services must be cut back.
New Family Practice Residency programs need experienced FP instructors
. If you are interested in finding out about short term (two weeks
to four weeks) or longer term ministry opportunities in India ,
please contact the EHA office.
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Nurses
Opportunities
exist for nurses with BSN/MSN and teaching experience to assist
in EHA's nurses' training programs. These openings for service
would last from one month to one year, or more. Certain challenges
exist due to language barriers but trained professionals willing
to serve should contact EHA.
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Volunteers
EHA
in the United States is a grass roots effort with no paid staff.
We are in need of volunteers who catch a passion for the ministry
and are willing to represent us in local churches in their area.
Materials such as brochures and Power Point presentations are available
to assist your efforts. If supporting EHA in this way is attractive
to you, do not hesitate to contact us to learn more.
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Donors
Ongoing support needs
in a wide variety of areas exist. 90 cents of every
dollar raised in the United
States goes to help the
Indian hospitals serve more patients, many of whom would
never have access to medical care in other ways. For
detailed information on projects and locations, please do
not hesitate to contact us. We are also happy to supply
copies of audited financial statements for your review.
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Our goal for the work in India is
simple: build awareness, prayer and financial support for EHA, enabling
their staff to more effectively address the health related needs
of Indian villagers, and in that process, earn the opportunity to
share the good news of eternal healing.
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