In the places we work, the nearest clinic can be hours of rough road away. Sometimes there isn't one at all. War, displacement and poverty have left millions with no doctor to see, no medicine they can afford, and nowhere safe to give birth. An illness you'd shrug off in Canada can kill a child where no one is there to treat it.
We work alongside local doctors, nurses and midwives. Together we keep clinics stocked and open, send mobile health camps out to remote villages and displacement camps, and pay for the surgeries and maternal care that families could never cover on their own.
Care close to home is care that arrives in time. An infection treated. A baby born safely. A child immunised. None of it makes the news, but for that one family it changes everything.