Give the gift of a critical Heart Operation
($2000.00 Each)

Each year skilled CMMC/JH surgeons identify Cambodian patients in need of heart surgery. Ordinarily the heart center would charge $3000 per surgery to cover overhead for operations, but CMMC/JH has negotiated a cost of $2000 per patient, as we were able to send our own supplies to the heart center. Your donation will provide a life-saving operation.

Gift of Cardiac Catherization / Catherter Intervention or Pacemaker
($500.00 each)

Gift of Cardiac Catherization / Catherter Intervention or Pacemaker $500.00/case. (stents, catherters and pacemakers donated by CMMCJH)

Give the gift of General Surgery
($300.00 each)

Each year while in Cambodia, skilled doctors and medical personnel identify complex issues that require surgery.  Because of a severe shortage of medical supplies, operating rooms and facilities, CMMC/JH is charged a $300.00 fee for overhead on each operation performed.  Give the gift of improved health through these surgeries.

Give the gift of sending a nurse to Cambodia
(Gifts of all sizes are very helpful)

Each year nurses take time off from their regular jobs to provide medical care in Cambodia. The cost is over $3000. In addition, these dedicated nurses ordinarily use there two weeks of vacation to provide care in Cambodia. Give the gift of sending a nurse to Cambodia.

Give the gift of U.S. medical training to a Cambodian physician
(Gifts of all sizes are very helpful)

A goal of the ministry of CMMC/JH is to raise the standard of care in Cambodia by providing medical training to Cambodian nurses and doctors.  Often this can best be accomplished through bringing an especially promising physician or nurse to the U.S. for 1 -2 months of training. Give the gift of a scholarship to a Cambodian medical physician or nurse.

Clinic Maintenance

$1200.00 per month for maintenance of our clinic in Cambodia.

Cambodian Staff

$2000.00 per month to pay for Cambodian staff.

Give a gift to be used where it is needed most
(Gifts of all sizes are very helpful)

It is often easier to raise funds for projects and specific programs than to raise unrestricted funds for on-going needs of a ministry.  To those of you who have the confidence to give a gift to be used where it is most needed, thank you.