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Global Care Force News

Roxanne Jones to Share Expertise at Global Missions Health Conference

September 29, 2025

Roxanne Jones, Vice President of Global Programs, will present at the Global Missions Health Conference in November in Louisville, KY, the world’s largest gathering of healthcare professionals, students and organizations dedicated to healthcare missions.

Faces of the Force: John Maroney, MD

September 18, 2025

John Maroney, MD, had never encountered an organization that provided monthly follow-ups to the communities they serve...that is until he discovered Global Care Force.

Global Care Force provides medical assistance to Ukraine and needs your help

September 12, 2025

Riley Tait became a nurse to help others. This October, he will travel to Ukraine with Global Care Fore to deliver essential healthcare to those affected by the ongoing conflict. He recently sat down with host Surae Chinn on Good Things, Utah to share why he’s volunteering.

Oleksandr’s Journey: Finding Medical Care in the Midst of War

September 9, 2025

At 72, Oleksandr’s life in Ukraine was turned upside down when war cut him off from the medical care he needed to manage a chronic condition.

Meet Dr. Lev Prystupiuk: Ukraine’s “Guardian Angel”

September 2, 2025

When the bombs began dropping, Dr. Lev Prystupiuk could have done what millions of his fellow countrymen did. He could have taken his family and fled the country when Russia invaded. But that’s not the kind of man he is. I invite you to meet this remarkable man when he comes to the United States.

Faces of the Force: Joan Braun, RN

August 28, 2025

During the summer, school nurse Joan Braun usually volunteers at a special needs camp for children. But this year, she found herself in Ukraine, caring for villagers left without access to health care due to the war.

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