The
Carolina Medical Mission is a humanitarian project of the
nonprofit organization , Philippine-American Association of North
Carolina, Inc. (PAANC) With their dedicated volunteer professionals,
CMM provides free Medical, Ophthalmic, Surgical, and Dental services
to the many disadvantaged, health-impaired individuals in the
rural areas of the Philippines.
OUR
MISSION GOALS:
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To provide quality medical, surgical, and dental services
to the sick in underserved areas of the Philippines.
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To
provide medicine, small medical equipment, and medical journals
to mission hospitals.
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To
educate community health-care volunteers and residents with
advancements in medicines, nutrition and hygiene, and lifesaving
techniques. Presenting new medical and surgical techniques
to local doctors and surgeons.
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To
establish a "core" group of local health professionals
who are willing to volunteer their time and services to the
mission. Encouraging them to continue doing mission work outside
of CMM.
CMM HISTORY:
Before 1983, the year PAANC was incorporated, the Philippine Health
Aid group formed and was in operation. This group of concerned
North Carolina based Filipino-Americans were dedicated to providing
an outreach to community-based health centers in the Philippines.
This group became the Carolina Medical Mission (CMM) in 1994 under
PAANC. Thanks to the commitment and involvement of many volunteers,
CMM continues to provide quality health-related services to the
people of rural Philippines. CMM aims to have their services available
to other developing countries in the near future.
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OTHER
CMM PROJECTS:
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1990-Artesian
Well Projects through PEACE Inc.
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1996-Artesian
Well in San Fernando, Pampanga Pinatubo affected barrio
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1997-Artesian
Well to several barrios in Pangasinan
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1998-Water
Collection System in Barrio Tawas & Barrio Carmundo-Fr.
Nestor Adalia, Coordinator
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1999-Hurricane
Floyd Outreach-St. Peter's Catholic Church and Holy
Redeemer Church, Greenville, NC
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1999-Water
Collection System-Barrio Sigange, Oriental Mindoro-Fr.
Nestor Adalia
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2000-Recruitment
of Filipino Nurses for US Hospitals
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2000-Donated
Cauthery Unit to Perez District Hospital, Hagonoy, Bulacan-Mayor
Felix Ople, Coordinator
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2000-Donated
Laboratory Instrumentation to WQ. Pangasinan District
Hospital-Congressman H. Braganza & Mayor Ariel de
Guzman
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2000-Donated
Opthamology Instruments to CMM Philippine Based surgeons.
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2001
Sept. 11 Outreach, NY Catholic Charities
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2002
Donated ECG machine to Miagao and Sphygmanometers to
Gimbal's Pedro Trono District Hospital.
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2004
Donated Laparascopic Equipment to two Metro-Manila Hospital
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