Children's Medical Ministries provides free surgical, orthopedic, and dental services, medicine, food, and clothing to children in America and developing countries.

• $10 buys one pair of shoes for a shoeless child to prevent hookworm (globally, about 1 billion people are infected with hookworm)
• $30 provides clothes, food and school supplies for two orphans to attend school for one month
• $50 refurbishes one wheelchair (it is estimated that 60 million people in the world need wheelchairs)
• $100 will provide 50 personal health care kits (kits contain basic health care tools such as toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, etc., to implement the steps of the primary health care book.)
  $230 buys 1000 primary health care books (42,000 to 50,000 children die every day from preventable diseases); this bi-lingual coloring book for children ages 5-7 contains illustrations of basic health care functions, such as brushing teeth, washing hands, $1,000 will drill a well and buy a pump in a village with 50 families.
• $6,500 will buy multi-chewable vitamins with fluoride for 1,000 children for one year.

• Furnished dental and related equipment for three dental clinics located in the National Capital area that serve the poor and needy.
• Distributed 100,000 personal health care kits and primary health care coloring books to orphans and displaced children in 10 developing countries and the United States.
• Provided general hospital and specialized burn equipment and services valued at $1.1 million to start the National Burn Center of Bangladesh. Received national recognition through news releases, TV and radio.
• Provided 6 containers of food, clothing and medicine to the survivors of the Bangladesh cyclone that killed 150,000 people. Received national recognition on TV and radio.
• Provided funds and medical equipment for a new children's hospital in Shenyang, China. Received recognition from regional, district and local authorities.
• Distributed 2000 wheelchairs to victims of cerebral palsy, polio, and landmines in Vietnam.

• Will distribute 1000 wheelchairs to victims of polio and cerebral palsy in Ecuador, Guatemala, and Colombia during 2000-2001.
• In process of building a youth hostel/training center in Chang Rai, Thailand, which will accommodate 100 children.
• In planning stages for constructing, equipping and manning an artificial limb facility in the Sahrawi Refugee Camps. This project will include training local personnel to operate the facility for manufacturing and fitting limbs.
  

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• Office space in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC
• Supplies for health care kits: zip lock bags, small toothbrushes and toothpaste, small bars of soap, small bottles of shampoo, small comb and hairbrush
• Paper donated for printing primary health care books
• Health care professionals to volunteer for long or short-term missions