Bringing Training, Hope and Healing to War Zones
When Dr. Michael Grady retired, he didn’t stop saving lives—he volunteered to help in Haiti, Gaza, Ukraine and beyond. From International Medical Corps.
Year: 2024
A Puppy Party with Purpose: Tackling Pet Overpopulation in Los Angeles
Tammy Hines, a dedicated spay/neuter advocate, partners with Project Street Vet and local veterinarians to provide crucial services to homeless pet families in Los Angeles, addressing the city’s pet overpopulation crisis one surgery at a time.
Reimagining the Future: A Pediatrician’s Journey to Breastfeeding Advocate
Dr. Nnamani made the difficult decision to leave full-time practice — and discovered her important new role in educating women and children about the importance of breastfeeding.
Amid Haiti Turmoil, Direct Relief and Partners Test New Pathways for Insulin Donations
In a country where no insulin is produced locally, people managing diabetes have few options, limited further by violence and instability. These health providers are changing that. From Direct Relief.
This San Diego Health Center Offers Patients a Career Focused on Community
Fifteen medical assistants recently graduated from the Laura Rodriguez Medical Assistant Institute, a program of the Family Health Centers of San Diego. Sixty-five percent of participants have been health center patients themselves, and aim to better reflect the community they serve.