OUR PROGRAMS

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Volunteering Deployment/ Hurricane Maria 2017

2 IMGs were deployed

Provided:

-Pateint care

-Health education: Conducting world-renowned Unicef WASH program.

Our Partner: Project HOPE

Hours:

50 Hours of Patient care

50 Hours of Health Education

Outcome

100 Patients received Care

300 People received Health Education

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During Hurricane Harvey during 2017

Location:
Houston-Texas
NRG Stadium Shelter with 1030 residents

33 IMGs Participated

284 Volunteering Hours

1020 residents provided access to care

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Response To Hurricane Harvey Blood shortage 2017

Location: MD Anderson Blood center

35 IMGs participated

25 Pints of whole blood donated

Guatemala Clinical Care and Medical Need Assessment Deployment

Guatemala, Fuego volcanic eruption 2018

Over a million people affected, 99 people died and over 4000 people were in shelters

Deployment contributed to direct patient care along with assessing the medical need after the disaster by working with on-site agencies including the UNICEF and the Guatemalan ministry of health

Community Health Fair Booth

Houston, Feb 2018 sponsored by MD Anderson cancer center

Won participation fair award

Houston's Underserved Clinical Volunteering Program

IMGs for Texas worked closely to partner with a non profit organization clinic foundation that serves the underserved in Houston to launch a clinical volunteering program to help the clinics see more patients, the IMGs to receive clinical experience and the patients of the community to have more access to care.

Our Recognition Event

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October 2017

Reflecting on our progress, recognizing the efforts of our volunteers and informing members of our mission and our upcoming programs.

Getting input on how we performed the NRG clinic Director Beau Briese, MD, and getting to know two blood recipients stories who have received blood collected from our blood drive from MD Anderson Community representative Jeannette Saloum.

Learning more about disaster relief and efforts underway by Red Cross from Omar Al Dabagh Disaster recovery Specialist.

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