OUR WORK

Access to Medicine

HPIC improves access to medicine in vulnerable communities that are challenged by accessing quality healthcare

Our approach

HPIC uses two key approaches to implement Access to Medicine programming across the world.

In all we do, we are committed to following the World Health Organization’s Guidelines for Medicine Donations. All medicine donations are top quality, have sufficient datingand meet needs identified by local health professionals. HPIC’s Health Canada Establishment License from Health Canada attests to our management of products with the same high-level diligence and care as the manufacturer. 

01. Equipping medical missions with Humanitarian Medical Kits (HMKs)

HPIC provides HMKs to support Canadian volunteers and healthcare professionals who go on medical mission trips to some of the world’s most marginalized communities. Each HMK is packed with essential medicines and acts as a ‘pharmacy in a box’. HPIC offers Primary Care Kits (general medicines) and Special Product Requests (made to meet specific health needs).

02. Stocking local healthcare facilities through our network of NGO partnerships

HPIC works with committed, trusted partners to send large volumes of donated medicines by airlifts and ocean freight containers. These shipments include much-needed medicines and medical supplies for primary care and specialized areas.

2023 AT A GLANCE

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Worth of medicines mobilized
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Health facilities supported
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HMKs delivered
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Medical missions suppported

WHERE WE WORKED

NGO Partnerships

Cameroon 

Eswatini 

Honduras 

Malawi 

Zambia 

HMK
Program

Bolivia 

Cuba 

Congo 

DR

Ecuador 

Jamaica 

Gambia 

Ghana 

Guatemala 

Guyana 

Haiti 

Honduras 

Kenya 

Lebanon 

Lesotho 

Liberia 

Malawi 

Nicaragua 

Nigeria 

Philippines 

Senegal 

South Sudan 

Sri Lanka 

Turkey 

Uganda 

Ukraine 

Vietnam 

Zambia 

Zimbabwe 

STORIES FROM THE FIELD

Throughout the years, our medicines have allowed breadwinners to go back to work, caregivers to continue looking after their family, and children to go back to school. 
A Canadian doctor shares the impact that our HMKs have on vulnerable communities in Sri Lanka by providing free and accessible healthcare for all.
In August 2023, HPIC’s Operations Manager (Mathias Bowler) made a field visit to Eswatini with our partners from Hope and Healing International.

Make a donation today

$150 could help stock a local clinic with essential medicines and supplies

$650 could sponsor a Humanitarian Medical Kit

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