In most African nations, the ratio of formally trained surgeons to patients is between 1:250,000 and 1:2.5 million, causing thousands of patient fatalities annually. Many aspiring doctors and surgeons in Africa are discouraged from pursuing their medical dreams due to a lack of professional supervision, mentorship, and quality continuing education at their local universities.

Despite these grave numbers, there is still a strong interest in pursuing a healthcare career across the continent. By constructing medical facilities that house professionals throughout Africa, we will attract graduates who will, in turn, be exposed to the highest medical training. They will be effectively taught in various medical environments, prompting them to achieve their crucial medical career dreams in Africa.

MedAlliesWorld Lifeline Foundation, Inc. collaborates with U.S. and global health industry stakeholders to build permanent healthcare infrastructures in Africa, to support Pan-African physicians and surgeons' training programs and to create rewarding employment opportunities for healthcare professionals who are willing to reside in and practice in Africa.

Our advocacy is inspired by our determination to ideate, execute, manage, and promote an affordable and self-sustained healthcare delivery model that can be implemented across the continent.

We recognize and honor distinguished African physicians who have steadily remained in post-doctoral / medical practice in the U.S. or in Canada for 50+ years. We recognize them as Elite physicians / healthcare providers in North America. We celebrate their remarkable accomplishment through a permanent partnership dedicated to preserving their healthcare legacy in the U.S. The permanent partnership is designed to generate funds for construction and management of one mini-clinic, or polyclinic / hospital facility bearing their name at a designated region within their native country in Africa.