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Mobile Medical Team International

Providing Medical Relief, Sustainable Communities, Healthcare and Education to at-risk populations, both domestically and abroad.

Capable, Fast, Nimble. All Volunteer. Partners with Intuit and Facebook (Internet.org). Respected by the World Bank, Red Cross, and the United Nations.

21St Century Life

Congratulations for the preliminary funding and approvals for the Midwest Site!  The vision, talent and skills that have come together with hearts and minds true to their cause is inspiring!  We look forward to adding our medical services to this amazing agrihood and farming cooperative.

21st Century Life

MMTI Pays Tribute and Honors Nicolas Haan and his dedication to life and the planet. We will miss you and remember you always kayaking in the sunset over Zanzibar´s crystal water.

Transitional Program Update

Coming up to our two year Anniversary for this program, we are honoured to have served 14 persons. Thank you for your support! it has made a difference.

Foster and Refugee residential care

Launching Foster and Refugee residential care is being launched for individuals from birth up to 21 years with a goal of reunification with birth parents or independence at the age of 21. Health (medical, mental health and preventative health), music, art and fitness services as well as trans-cultural and language education and career support by experienced educators. They also benefit from state MediCaid, Calfresh (food) and Calworks (cash aid and services) to eligible families. In cooperation with https://tlc4kids.org/ and https://www.rescue.org/united-states/oakland-ca#.

Residential program for vulnerable women and their children

Mobile Medical Team have launched the vulnerable women and children residential program with partnership with AskNisa.org, GileadHouse.org and collaboration with Center for Domestic Peace applies our MMTI medical, emotional, lifestyle and therapeutic art and athletics services to offer stable and career support residential homes for low-income or homeless single mothers and children. Resident mothers and their children each pay a reduced rate of $500 a month for residential care and these services. Residents also benefit from state MediCaid, Calfresh (food) and Calworks (cash aid and services) to eligible families.

Hospice assisted residential care for disabled low or no-income women

Launched Hospice assisted residential care for disabled low or no-income women. A warm loving home – style environment with onsite Medicare covered hospice, healthy meals, medical, neurology, physical therapy, acupuncture, stress and mood management, as well as therapeutic art music and fitness services. The reduced cost of $800 a month is covered by social security benefits.