• Progress of 2nd Mobile Mammography Clinic

    Progress of 2nd Mobile Mammography Clinic

    Last week I sent you a picture of the beginning of the building of the mobile clinic. Here it is 3 days ago: Today it is all sheeted in. The wiring is done. The mammography machine is installed. Interior panelling is being applied. Interior cabinet work will be done on ...

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  • New Video Explaining how MEMO Cuba is Saving Women’s lives

    New Video Explaining how MEMO Cuba is Saving Women's lives

        Fran Friesen of Thunder Bay recently traveled to Cuba to compile a beautiful, informative, and heart warming video that will challenge you to become a part of the amazing work MEMO is currently doing in the area of breast cancer. Watch the video below, and if you feel compelled, please ...

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  • A Little Paint Goes a Long Way!

    A Little Paint Goes a Long Way!

    In March I was approached by a pastor (Miguel Broche) working in a church in the area, for help in buying paint to finish the church they had been working very hard to build. Armando, who knows the situation in Cuba very well, said they were hard working and honest ...

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  • New Photo Album

    New Photo Album

    Check out our latest photo album with pics taken over the last few months detailing some of the work that MEMO Cuba is doing both in Canada and in Cuba! You can view a slideshow here. Be sure to check out some of our earlier photo albums as well.

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  • Our visionary volunteers welding up the chassis for the next mobile clinic, December 2011.

    CIDA Update.... and Our Need for More Dollars!

    In April of 2011 MEMO applied to the Canadian International Development agency for matching grant funds for help with expanding our life saving breast screening program in Cuba. Over the next five years it would allow us to have a total of 12 mobile breast screening clinics which would effectively screen ...

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Welcome!

MEMO Cuba’s purpose is to show the love of God to the Cuban people through the provision of redundant hospital equipment and supplies to needy health care facilities in the province of Villa Clara. Since its beginning in 2004, MEMO:Cuba has shipped over 40 sea containers to Cuba, totaling millions of dollars in equipment and saving countless lives along the way. Along with shipping redundant equipment, medical personnel and others  from across Canada travel to Cuba several times a year to teach and/or help out in whatever ways they can for the hospitals of Villa Clara.

MEMO is proud to state that there is no paid staff and is run completely by volunteers so that every dollar donated goes completely to support the work in Cuba.

Check out the site to learn more about the work of MEMO:Cuba and consider donating to this exciting ministry today!

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