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Medical Clinic

Medical Clinic.

The Medical Clinic was completed in 2005 and is open to the public Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for free medical care. It is the most modern medical facility in all of Ukraine and contains a fully stocked pharmacy and modern equipment like an ultrasound machine. A dentist and optometrist offer treatment, as well.

We currently need funds to support the doctors and medical staff.

The members of the medical team at the clinic are members of the Christian Medical Association of Volyn*

Medical Clinic
One of the doctors takes a patient's blood pressure.

Our Goal.

Our Goal is to provide medical help to the poor people of the region including the children at the Orphanage-school in Kivertsi.

We involve international Christian physicians in the ministry and organize regional and international medical conferences to discuss both medical and spiritual problems affecting people today.

*The Christian Medical Association of Volyn is a charity organization of the Christian physicians that is a part of the Volyn Evangelical Christian Association. Its activities are based on the spiritual and moral fundamentals of the Bible and according to the State legislation of Ukraine.

It was established on 20th of June, 1995, at the conference of Christian Physicians and is registered by the Department of Justice of Ukraine.

The main aim of the Association is the charity activity of Christians-physicians with a help of the Volyn Evangelical Christian Association and in cooperation with Ukrainian Ministry and Ukrainian Gospel Mission in Lutsk. This activity includes the providing of medical help and spreading of the medical knowledge among the population of the region as to questions of alcoholism, drug addiction, healthy style of life, harmony of spiritual and physical developments and morality based on the Bible fundamentals.

The Association consists of 18 members of doctors and nurses.

The team consists of physicians in the following specializations: therapeutic, endocrinology, pediatric, ophthalmology, neuropathology, gynecology, otolaryngology, and pharmaceutics.

The Team has made 30 trips to villages that have suffered from the Chernobyl tragedy.