Access to high quality health care services can be a real struggle for people living in remote or poor communities. Addressing inequalities that affect health outcomes is fundamental to ensuring all have access to respectful and high-quality health care.

Interserve partners with local hospital and healthcare providers in Asia and the Arab World providing wholistic, integrated care to the most vulnerable men, women and children, including people living with disability.

Interserve equips, supports and sends Australian health professionals into diverse settings, providing both primary care and training for local clinicians.

In many contexts we also have opportunities to shape health policies, conduct research and equip local medical professionals and decisionmakers for improved health outcomes.

Our workers spend time learning alongside local colleagues, to make sure care is culturally relevant and considers the whole person and their family.

Through this critical work we can improve wellbeing, reduce adverse impacts, prevent some disability and work toward physical, social, emotional and spiritual health for everyone.

We need your help for this important work to continue. Will you give today?