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56,000+ patients treated in the past FIVE years!
We are a volunteer-based, charitable 501(c)(3) organization that provides sustainable Integrative Healthcare in the U.S. and abroad. Domestically, our skilled practitioners serve in outreach clinics providing free of charge treatment to war veterans, recovery patients, and people living with HIV/AIDS. Internationally, our volunteer teams have brought free treatment to communities in remote villages of Indonesia, Nepal, and Guatemala — the location of our primary international base. Find out more →
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Global Healthworks Foundation has been working in Guatemala for 5+ years. During that time, we've treated more than 56,000 patients from rural indigenous communities throughout the Department of Quiché. The following video provides a glimpse into the ways in which we're shifting healthcare with kindness and compassion with our patients, health promoters, and all those who cross our path. GHF Founder & Executive Director, Dan Wunderlich, describes our team of dedicated volunteers as “The Best Team Ever!” We hope you enjoy the video!
As one can imagine, the effects of Covid-19 added further hardship on a population already suffering extreme poverty and violence - and this is especially the case in the Mayan communities in Guatemala. To continue our humanitarian goals, Global Healthworks Foundation launched our Covid-19 Response Initiative to deliver “Stop the Spread” Coronavirus Prevention Kits to families in need. The kits were designed to minimize the effect of the global pandemic on families, and they contain healthy food staples, face masks, natural plant medicines, and instruction materials to help educate people on steps they can take to prevent and respond to the spread of the coronavirus.