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About Us

International Public Health Corps

INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH CORPS INC (IPHC) is a New York nonprofit organization recognized by the IRS as tax-exempt under IRC Section 501(c)(3), EIN 88-3487911. Through intpublichealth.org—IPHC’s official website and email domain—we mobilize medical and non-medical volunteers to support healthcare access, clean water, food security, public health education, and humanitarian response in underserved communities.

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How we help

Affecting Change in the World in a Sustainable Way

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Our Team

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer Doctors

Join our medical teams to provide essential healthcare services in underserved areas. Opportunities include short-term missions and long-term placements.

Non-Medical Volunteers

Support our missions through various non-medical roles, from logistics and administration to community engagement and education.

Pharmacy Volunteers

Help distribute essential medications, manage our pharmacy operations, and train local staff in pharmaceutical best practices.

Water and Sanitation Engineers

Design and implement sustainable water systems in communities lacking clean water access. Contribute to both short-term projects and long-term infrastructure development.

Agricultural Experts

Share your expertise to improve food security and local agricultural practices. Help establish community gardens and train local farmers in sustainable techniques.

Our Mission

Improve healthcare access for marginalized communities.

To provide healthcare, clean water, and food security to underserved and vulnerable populations worldwide by mobilizing skilled medical teams and volunteers, fostering partnerships, and addressing social determinants of health.

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Impact Aid Tracker

810,207

Patients Treated

150,000

Lives Affected:

$201,057 worth

Medical Equipment Distributed:

Application Process

Scholarship applications are accepted twice a year, in spring and fall. Candidates are evaluated based on academic merit, financial need, and commitment to improving health in underserved communities.

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