$23k+
raised from 9 fundraisers for medicine for highland farming communities in Mae Chaem
700+
patients treated on our outreach trips
8+
doctors brought to highland communities
300+
children taught first aid, across 10+ hours of training
$23k+
raised
9
fundraisers
| Fundraiser | Date | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Sponsors | November 2024 to March 2026 | ฿494,000 |
| RIS Breezeway Fundraiser | November 2024 | ฿3,000 |
| Bangkok Fair Fundraiser | January 2025 | ฿3,000 |
| Fun Fair Fundraiser | February 2025 | ฿30,000 |
| ASEAN MISST 2025 | February 2025 | ฿100,000 |
| Valentine’s Day Flower and Candy Grams | February 2025 | ฿5,000 |
| Songkran Water Festival Booth | April 2025 | ฿20,000 |
| Children’s Day Games Booth | January 2026 | ฿5,000 |
| Church Fundraiser | February 2026 | ฿40,000 |
| ASEAN MISST 2026 | March 2026 | ฿100,000 |
| Halloween Candy Grams / Treat Sale | Around October 30, 2026 | — |
In 2026, MedLink partnered with MamaCare Ghana, a non-profit working for the health of mothers, newborns and children in underserved communities. Money raised by our students paid for nutrition and malaria teaching materials for 10 community health nurses and health workers in Biakoye District, in Ghana's Oti Region.
The health workers use them to teach mothers and caregivers about breastfeeding, feeding young children, hygiene and growth, and to help families spot the danger signs of malaria, get treatment early and stop mosquitoes from breeding.
10
community health nurses and workers equipped
15
underserved communities in Biakoye District
~7,500
women and newborns who benefit
~6,500
more community members reached indirectly
Figures from MamaCare Ghana's project report.
These interventions from MamaCare Organization and their donor partners (Medlink Pathways, Thailand) have gone a long way in strengthening the healthcare systems in our communities, and we’re grateful.
It has enabled us to develop nutrition training resources for 10 health workers in Biakoye and surrounding communities, as well as support malaria control outreach. This is what humanitarianism is all about: transforming lives and communities one at a time.
The report MamaCare sent us, the teaching materials our funding paid for, and the receipt for printing them.
Report · 3 pages
MamaCare Ghana's account of the project: what was funded, who it reaches and what comes next.
View PDF: Partnership report (opens in a new tab)Nutrition material
UNICEF counselling cards on breastfeeding, first foods from six months, hygiene and feeding a sick child.
View PDF: Infant and young child feeding (opens in a new tab)Malaria material · 8 pages
Signs and danger signs, when to go to a clinic, common myths, and how to stop mosquitoes from breeding.
View PDF: Home-based care for malaria (opens in a new tab)Receipt · September 2026
Invoice for printing the nutrition and malaria materials, paid by MamaCare Ghana.
View PDF: Official receipt (opens in a new tab)
In the news
Ghanaian TimesBy Benedicta Gyimaah Folley
The Ghanaian Times reported on the project MedLink Pathways funded with MamaCare Ghana. Ten health and community workers in Biakoye District received teaching materials on child nutrition and malaria prevention for the families they serve.