We send both medical and nonmedical volunteers, as well as students at various levels in their training, to serve at our hospital in Bolivia and in other countries, such as Liberia and Haiti. We also send medical supplies and equipment to hospitals and clinics in Kansas and around the world and equip missionaries, both short and long-term, with the supplies they need to provide quality medical care. Our expertise is evaluating the needs of hospitals and clinics in the developing world and organizing the equipment and volunteers necessary to meet those needs.
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Hospitals of Hope is a 501(c)(3) Christian medical missions organization based in Wichita, Kansas. We aim to improve the healthcare of the under-served, both locally and internationally. Our goal is to use medicine as a vehicle into the hearts of people, to demonstrate Christ’s love by showing the value of each person we care for.
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Volunteer Stories
Apr 09 2010
In February, I abandoned my comfortable existence as a fourth year medical student in North Carolina, and traveled to Bolivia, South America for a short term mission trip.
Latest News
Aug 16 2010
We were saddened to learn that Dr. Richard Kowalske, who used to work at our clinic in Bolivia, has died from malaria after returning from Uganda. He was a great man of God, and he will be sorely missed.Read more about his life.
Recent Blog Entries
Sep 02 2010
As I write this, I'm sitting in the dining room of the HOH guest house in Vinto, Bolivia.
Aug 24 2010
Check out this reflection by Peter Wickwire, one of our Liberia Volunteers:
The hospital is a dream made reality. We have waited and hoped for this work.
~ Miriam, patient in Bolivia