The last construction projects on a new clinic on the grounds of Hope of Life’s Rio Hondo, Guatemala facility are being completed. METAD personnel have traveled there to place equipment not only in the Regional Zacapa hospital but the Vida Hospital in Xela as well.

METAD has partnered with local businesses, volunteers, and professionals who have taken the initiative to help their community by volunteering their labor, professional services, products, and time. By becoming a part of our network you'll have the opportunity to strengthen your local community and change the lives of people who are working hard to better themselves. Join our network today and learn about how you can make a difference.

This sector of METAD helps other organizations acquire much-needed pharmaceuticals and medical supplies for countries, governments, and communities abroad. Medical supplies can be extremely difficult to obtain, transport, and deliver to in country consignees. With over 30 years of experience, our partners trust us to facilitate the acquisitions of needed products and ship them to the field. If you are an NGO, government organization or community in need of supplies, we are here to assist.

METAD provides healthcare solutions through medical services, self-sustaining clinics, gift-in-kind humanitarian aid, and educating health workers. These efforts equip & empower leaders to meet local needs. METAD collaborates with a variety of institutions, NGO's, and local units of government to train and develop culturally appropriate projects and programs that are sustainable. Together we focus on the cultivation of human, social, environmental, and financial capital to define creative solutions to community challenges.

We meet humanities' needs around the world, but we recognize that in order to change the world, we have to start at home. We focus on the needs of the working poor and economically vulnerable that typically slip through the cracks of society. These individuals don't typically qualify for assistance. This is why METAD assists them to make sure they can help themselves by providing a helping Hand-Up rather than a hand-out.