Catholic Medical Mission Board Inc

See schedule o.in 2024, cmmb provided health and social services to 1.4 million women, children, and men. These services included provision of antenatal and delivery services for pregnant women, as well as postnatal care for mothers and newborns; provision of immunizations, nutrition supplements, and treatment of pneumonia, malaria, and diarrheal disease for children; and provision of clean water and hiv testing and treatment services for communities. Cmmb also strengthened health systems in underserved rural areas by training and equipping community health workers; building, renovating, and equipping rural health facilities; and fielding international volunteers to improve the quality of medical care. Finally, cmmb promoted prevention of sexual and gender-based violence, and created safe spaces for orphans and vulnerable children.

Cmmb's volunteer program (vp) places licensed healthcare and other international development professionals at faith-based healthcare facilities and community-based initiatives in resource-poor countries. Doctors, nurses, therapists, and other healthcare professionals devote themselves to helping those in need, in-person or virtually, for periods ranging from a few weeks to a year and over, in direct healthcare, program development, and capacity building roles. In 2024, cmmb placed 85 medical and public health volunteers at locations in 8 countries of sub-saharan africa, peru, haiti, and the united states.