National Organization for the Advancement of Haitians
Over Fifty Health Officials and Volunteers From the United States Will Head to Haiti to Provide Free Medical Care to the Poor and Disadvantaged As Part of NOAH's Annual Medical Mission
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, August 3rd, 2007
Thirty-three (33) health care professionals -- mostly Haitian-American physicians -- and Twenty-two (22) medical students from Howard University School of Medicine will travel to Haiti from July 18th to July 25, 2007 to provide free medical care to the poor and disadvantaged in Haiti. The mission will be divided into two separate medical groups in order to get greater coverage of the country; one will be heading north and the other will be heading south, before regrouping back in the Capital of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. This will assure more patients are treated. NOAH plans to visit seven clinics and one surgical site. "Our goal is to treat over 5,000 people," said Dr. Henry Paul,...
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