World Pediatric Project, formerly the International Hospital for Children, is a humanitarian organization linking worldwide pediatric surgical, diagnostic and preventative resources to heal critically ill children in developing countries. World Pediatric Project also helps build indigenous health care capacity - saving lives now while transforming pediatric health outcomes for years to come. Through our international network of medical partners, World Pediatric Project provides the critical skills, financial resources and organizational foundation to care for the surgical needs of children in developing countries. World Pediatric Project sends pediatric surgical and diagnostic teams to our partner countries and brings complex cases for treatment to our growing network of US and international partner hospitals.
World Pediatric Project, formerly the International Hospital for Children, is a humanitarian organization linking worldwide pediatric surgical, diagnostic and preventative resources to heal critically ill children in developing countries. World Pediatric Project also helps build indigenous health care capacity - saving lives now while transforming pediatric health outcomes for years to come. Through our international network of medical partners, World Pediatric Project provides the critical skills, financial resources and organizational foundation to care for the surgical needs of children in developing countries. World Pediatric Project sends pediatric surgical and diagnostic teams to our partner countries and brings complex cases for treatment to our growing network of US and international partner hospitals.
Program names and associated costs are listed for the top programs as reported on the charity's most recently filed Form 990. The top programs displayed will include the largest three programs, or those programs covering at least 60% of the charity's total expenses, whichever comes first.
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