International Medical Health Organization Canada

Relieving poverty and addressing health care gaps in under-served communities

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Our Vision

We envision a world whereby all persons have access to health and medical care and are able to lead healthy, productive, and meaningful lives. IMHO Canada strives to serve communities in need, particularly those affected by poverty, conflict, and natural disaster.

 

Through partnerships forged with local partner organizations and institutions, IMHO Canada is able to channel assistance and work collaboratively with local change-makers in developing and implementing initiatives that transform communities, and improve lives.

We believe that true success lies in empowering communities themselves to build their own health systems, improve the overall well-being of all persons, and respond to challenges and needs as they arise.

 

Current Needs

Hearing Aids for the
Deaf and Blind

The Nuffield School for the Deaf and Blind in Kaithadi, Jaffna is the primary institution that comprehensively serves 122 deaf, and 5 visually impaired children.

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Palliative Care

Our international collaborative Northern Province Palliative Care Initiative aims to ease pain and improve quality of life for patients and their families

Home Gardening

Families in Mullaitivu District are requesting support for sustainable Home Gardening Projects during the current economic crisis

Livelihood Help for Visually Challenged

Let’s provide career development and livelihood assistance for visually challenged people in the Jaffna district

Social Media

#imhocanada #shanthiham #Kilinochi #kilinochipregnant #Kilinochchipregnantmothers With support from our ground partner Shanthiham Ahc, IMHO Canada delivered Material to help 200 pregnant mothers at the Killinochi General Hospital on December 9th, 202
With ground support from Ramakrishna Mission Batticoloa, IMHO Canada was able to assist 2500 people of 500 families during the COVID Crisis in September 2021 in Mannar and Batticoloa districts. Covering about nine most backward areas such as Semman I
From the generous donations received, we were also able to support a second hospital for our COVID19 relief request. Mullaitivu District General Hospital in Mullaitivu District has been supported with their request for a CPAP oxygen therapy device.
Thank you to all the donors who contributed over $24,000 to our COVID19 relief request. We were able to support Vavuniya District General Hospital with their request for high-flow nasal cannula oxygen therapy devices. Special thanks to Sri Sathya Sai
Thank you to all the donors who supported completion of the on-site medical residence at Moolai Cooperative Hospital (MCH), thus providing immediate and reliable care for patients at this hospital. MCH is located near the town of Vaddukoddai, in the
Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! 🌍✨ The month of June is National Indigenous History Month. This is a time to honour and celebrate the culture and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people. It is also a time to recognize the strength of