Guyana Medical Relief, Inc.

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Guyana Medical Relief

Guyana Medical Relief, Inc. – A Major Contributor to the Healthcare System in Guyana

Since its inception in 1984, Guyana Medical Relief (GMR) shipped medical supplies valued in excess of USD $50 million to hospitals in Guyana. 

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Combating HIV/AIDS in Guyana

It is well documented that HIV/AIDS has infiltrated the Guyanese population in a very serious and threatening way. Recognizing the enormous threat that these diseases pose to the population of our birthplace and, with the goal of combating the virus, GMR expanded its mission to provide funding to support the Stemming the Tide program. Stemming the Tide is a project that is run by St. Joseph Mercy Hospital that provides free testing and treatment for HIV/AIDS related illnesses. Stemming the Tide’s focus is on preventing the transmission of the virus particularly in pregnant women.

For more information on Stemming the Tide, click here.

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GMR Collaborates to provide more Healthcare to more Guyanese

Guyana Medical Relief expands its mission to provide support to two other Healthcare Missions in its effort to reach Guyanese in Guyana who need medical care. These other initiatives are:

  • A Mobile Clinic operated by Mercy Hospital which provides free medical services in six (6) of the poorest areas around Georgetown and along the East Coast of Demerara.
  • Deskan Institute – an organization located in Atlanta, Georgia which provides free medical treatment to various communities and the Amerindian community and is manned by volunteers from USA and in Guyana.

Click here for more information on these programs

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