Continue to execute three or more health clinics annually in Indonesia, Laos, and Africa. Increase the number of patients treated in clinics each year. Increase attendance at LTL educational programs each year. Increase the number of volunteers utilized in clinics each year, including recruiting new individuals to our work. Continue to build catchment systems to provide clean rain water for villages. Health improvements realized in the individuals and communities tracked.

Create a new pipeline for volunteers from Australian universities which can also be a source of consistent revenue. Maintain communication with our network of past medical volunteers from around the world. Study metrics from clinics to develop more efficient service and innovative programs. Target corporations to sponsor the water catchment builds.

Research and Evaluation - gathering data has been a priority of LTL since the first program. The director is an epidemiologist, who joined LTL to bring high quality, evidence based research programs to communities in need. Foundation of relationships with medical workers, government officials, other NGOs in countries served. LTL's founder will continue to develop new relationships in Indonesia, Laos and Africa. LTL's model works with communities, runs all programs with partnerships. Medical expertise of board members and other volunteers committed to improving LTL's model, programs, and the experience of its clinical volunteers.

Maintain three or more health clinics annually. Increased number of patients treated each year. Increased attendance at LTL educational programs each year. Increased number of volunteers utilized each year, including recruiting new individuals to work in LTL clinics Continue to build one or more catchment systems to provide clean rain water for villages. Health improvements realized in the individuals and communities tracked.

LearnToLive has provided health care or health education programs to over 5,000 people worldwide. LTL has built seven rain catchment systems in Indonesian villages, available for use by all in the community and all are in use today. LTL had engaged over 200 volunteers in its mission. Since 2012, its programs expanded from Indonesia, to Laos and most recently to Kenya where volunteers will build a water system in 2018. In terms of care and treatment, LTL has expanded its clinic offerings from basic health to mental health and dental care. Organizationally, LTL added a board based in Australia in addition to its board in New Orleans. Both boards focus on fundraising, program design assistance and other administrative work. Long term goals include: Build learning centers for teaching community members and housing volunteers. And define LTL's sustainable model in order to share with other global organizations.