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NEWS & EVENTS

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty

Nazma grew up in a large Muslim family that was filled with poverty, neglect, and food insecurity. She longed to play with other children, but out of necessity was forced to work as a child with her family, making goods for a local factory in order to put food on the table. Nazma felt lonely,…

Update on the Shalom Delhi Project

The Shalom Delhi Project is the largest of EHA's projects. Begun in 2001, Shalom was the pioneering work in HIV/AIDS care in Delhi. Unbelievably, today Shalom is the only HIV care center in this city of almost 19 million people. It is estimated that at least 55,000 people in Delhi and 2.5 million across the…

Global Missions Health Conference

Meet the EHA team at the Global Missions Health Conference in Louisville, KY, November 7-9, 2024. You can check out our display and talk personally with our representatives. We’re particularly pleased to have two key medical professionals who serve in India joining us at the conference, along with veteran missionary doctor and EHA USA board…

OUR VISION

“Fellowship for transformation through caring”

 

Overview Video

EHA
Hospitals

Learn what’s happening at each of EHA’s 19 hospitals

Community
Projects

Keep informed on EHA’s nearly 50 community projects

Get
Involved

Both individuals and churches can make a difference

Care for the Poorest of the Poor

EHA’s caring doctors and nurses provide quality healthcare for many who would have no access to care otherwise

EHA BY THE NUMBERS

EHA BY THE NUMBERS

19

Hospitals

47

Community
Project
s

15

Palliative Care
Projects

2

HIV/AIDS
Projects

198

Doctors and
Specialists

931

Nurses

975

Paramedical, Technical,
Clerical, & Project Staff

930

Support Staff

6

Nursing Schools

18

Disability/Learning Centers

79,500

Inpatients Served

878,500

Outpatients Served

34,800

Surgeries

21,500

Babies Safely
Delivered

5,657

Home Visits Conducted
by Palliative Care Teams

769,000

People Helped by
Community Projects