MPACT for Mankind Inc

MPACT For Mankind aims to create change through the four pillars of our replicable model. By focusing on these four pillars we anticipate not only seeing outcomes of optimal health and wellbeing but informed and educated communities, a skilled and healthy workforce, stronger community infrastructure and ultimately economic development. Our four pillars of MPACT are: medical care, nutrition, clean water, and health literacy.

We believe that by increasing health education and access to treatment we could be the difference for thousands of people. By meeting basic needs, we can improve health outcomes, empower people through knowledge and provide hope for a chance at a brighter future. Our strategy is simple, provide supplemental health care services to meet immediate needs through medical missions, while simultaneously working to plant clinics and hospitals in regions where they don't exist or partner to grow and enhance existing clinics that are underresourced.

With more than 30 years of combined experience in healthcare in our leadership team, as well as a network of both healthcare and nonhealthcare individuals who support the mission, we have the capacity to facilitate medical trips to the established regions ongoing. In addition, we recognize the value of partnerships and collaborations and have therefore established partnerships with in-country organizations that provide other services that complement our mission including orphan care, education, and other community-oriented programs.

We are proud to already be making a difference in our first years. Locally, we have distributed coats, blankets and gloves to the homeless. We also raised funds for 300 MPACT first aid kits that were distributed to the homeless and low-income families. We took our first medical mission trip to Haiti in November 2018. We spent 3 full days providing medical care and our team of 30 volunteers saw 458 patients. No one was turned away. We provided around 1000 prescriptions to those in need as well. We followed up with a return trip in September 2019, where we provided free medical care to 455 people and dental care for 72 orphans and over 30 people from the surrounding community; a service that had not previously been provided by any mission team.

We have engaged with the Bibogobogo community in the Congo and have sent medical supplies to support the local medical clinic. We contributed to the fight against hunger in our local community of Dallas, TX by providing 5,088 meals to St. Philips School, a school in the impoverished southern sector of Dallas, and Our Calling, and organization that serves the homeless and unsheltered. We are planning our next medical missions to Haiti in June 2020 and to Uganda in November 2020.