Medical Relief News and Stories: Delivering Health & Hope

The Moment  There are places in the world where you walk through the doors of a hospital and feel, all at once, the weight of what is missing and the remarkable force of what remains.  Atutur Hospital is one of those places.  Nestled in Uganda’s eastern Kumi District, about a four-hour drive northeast from Kampala, Atutur Hospital is a vital […]

Written By: Lilyana Webb For the past five years, Dennis Callahan and his family have carried something extra with them when they travel to Honduras—not souvenirs, but 50-pound bags of essential medical supplies for local clinics in need supplied by Project C.U.R.E.   Their story began with a chance encounter while working in Colorado, but has grown into a deep, personal mission to help support the people of the Honduran island of Roatán, which […]

What began as an effort to send a single medical container to equip a health center in Ethiopia two years ago grew into a grassroots inter-continental movement that could serve more than 8 million people. On April 7, World Health Day, that effort reached a significant milestone when the last of 41 semi-truck-sized containers filled […]

Around the world, healthcare providers are working every day with limited resources, high patient volumes, and critical gaps in equipment and support. C.U.R.E. Clinics exist to meet that need alongside them. Project C.U.R.E. is now accepting applications for the upcoming 2026 clinic trips, offering medical and non-medical volunteers the opportunity to deliver care, support local […]

What Audacity Looks Like in Action  In many parts of the world, healthcare workers do not have what they need to do their jobs.  Doctors treat patients without gloves. Clinics operate without reliable oxygen. Mothers give birth without the equipment required for safe delivery.  These are not rare challenges. Rather, they are daily realities.  At Project C.U.R.E., responding to that level […]

From Cargo to Kits  Gene Deems’ multifaceted journey with Project C.U.R.E. began a decade ago with C.U.R.E. Cargo when he brought together students from St. George’s University and Medicine with a Mission. They managed to raise $20,000, helping fund a shipping container with $400,000-worth of donated medical supplies for a hospital in Grenada.  Years later, while volunteering with Hospice of the Chesapeake in Maryland, Gene learned about the organization’s sister hospital in […]

When providing care is personal Improving Healthcare Access in Rural Nigeria Growing up in the rural Nigerian village where the Kwacki Gilead Medical Foundation serves, Dr. Joshua Giyan saw firsthand the effects of deadly malaria and the difficulties many people faced in accessing timely and safe medical care. That’s why, after completing medical school, Dr. Giyan returned […]

At Project C.U.R.E., we believe that access to quality healthcare is not just about supplies. It is about people. Skilled, compassionate clinicians who are willing to step outside their comfort zones, meet patients where they are, and work alongside local healthcare professionals who will transform lives long after a clinic ends. That belief came to […]

At Project C.U.R.E., some of our most meaningful work begins with a simple question: how can we help? That question was at the heart of a Kits for Kids Eagle Scout project led by Tyler, a high school student in Colorado, who brought together fellow Scouts to assemble Project C.U.R.E.’s Kits for Kids. What started […]