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Aloha Medical Mission Clinic
In December of 2011, we received a donation to our dental clinic from a former patient that we had seen about two years ago. he was unemployed, didn't have dental insurance. The driving force behind Aloha Medical Mission is its selfless volunteers. They are the backbone of our organization and you can become a member of this amazing team!

The medical-surgical teams sent to the developing countries of Asia and the Pacific are a cornerstone of Aloha Medical Mission's activities. We are an interim clinic and we perform basic dental procedures such as exams, cleanings, fillings, and extractions. Once your oral health is deemed stable, we will refer you to a low cost comprehensive clinic.
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Aloha Medical Mission, a secular, nonprofit 501(c)(3) volunteer organization based in Honolulu, Hawai'i, provides free health care to underserved people in the Pacific, Asia, and Hawai'i. It was founded in 1983 by Drs. Ramon Sy and Ernesto Espaldon under its parent organization, the Philippine Medical Association.
Missions Overview
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The medical-surgical teams sent to the developing countries of Asia and the Pacific are a cornerstone of Aloha Medical Mission's activities. The first missions occurred in the early 1970s, when Dr. Ernesto Espaldon, a plastic surgeon from the Philippines then living in Guam, and his anesthesiologist wife returned to his hometown of Tawi Tawi in Mindanao to fix the cleft lips of children.
Overseas Missions FAQs
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We work together with local doctors and nurses. It is a good way to share expertise and techniques between the two groups as well as for American and other overseas volunteers to get to know colleagues from the host country. AMM and mission leaders will generally use a certified travel agent to arrange and coordinate flights and hotel accommodations.
Dental Clinic
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In December of 2011, we received a donation to our dental clinic from a former patient that we had seen. She was unemployed, didn't have dental insurance, and was in major pain. Her inability to pay for treatment at a private dental office led her to the Aloha Medical Mission Dental Clinic, where she was treated right away without charge.
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The driving force behind Aloha Medical Mission is its selfless volunteers. They are the backbone of our organization and you can become a member of this amazing team! The Administration Office is always in need of volunteers to assist with general office work and special projects.

AMM "Angels" are a special group of volunteers who provide a variety of services such as picking up and dropping off donations, painting, cleaning, filing, and many times something we didn't even know we needed until they came with their special skills.Please call our office at (808) 847-3400 to see how you can be of help to Aloha Medical Mission.
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