CMRF - CMMRF

CHRISTIAN MEDICAL MISSIONS RESOURCE FOUNDATION
Mobilizing Human and Material Resources Worldwide
to show God’s Love through Words and Actions
CMRF provides medical and other humanitarian services to needy, heavily underserved communities - typically 10 medical outreaches a year.

CMRF is involved in diverse activities all aimed at helping to alleviate the poverty level in deprived communities. It operates one permanent medical clinic started in 1991.

Services provided historically include:

1. Free Medical, Surgical, Dental and Optical services – consultation and treatment (primary mission)

2. Providing potable water – boreholes (primarily) and filtration systems

3. Resourcing health institutions with medical equipment and consumables

4. Resourcing needy schools with educational materials

5. Providing Scholarships for needy/deserving students

6. Providing Economic empowerment projects
   o Drip Irrigation
   o Goat & Sheep model projects
   o Micro-projects

7. Leadership Development

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CMRF is a registered NGO in Ghana; CMMRF-USA is a registered, federally authorized
tax-exempt 501(c)3 charitable organization.

CMRF ORGANIZES A ONE (1) DAY MEDICAL MISSIONARY ACTIVITY IN HAATSO

The Christian Missions Resource Foundation(CMRF), a Ghanaian based non-governmental and not for profit organization, organized a one-day medical mission for the people in Haatso. The missions, executed by a team of Christian Medical professionals and Ministers, was designed to serve and demonstrate the love of God to the poor, needy and marginalized in the Haatso community and it’s environs. It was also used as a tool to share the Gospel.

CMRF has been sharing the love of God; providing free medical outreaches and evangelistic activities to over 700 communities in Ghana, and other parts of the world for over 30 years. This is done in partnership with the government, churches, communities, NGOs, individuals and corporate organizations.

The Haatso mission provided beneficiaries with the opportunity to have general medical, dental and eye care. Resources were provided freely. The foundation looks forward, as part of its mandate, to replicate this mission in other places in partnership with available communities and groups.