AiMIN (Aid for Medically Indigent)

AiMIN is a small US nonprofit organization dedicated to providing local and international medical outreach programs. The organization focuses on delivering low or no-cost medical services, with a particular emphasis on addressing behavioral health issues.

Mission and Services

AiMIN's mission is to provide medical services that are accessible to those who cannot afford them. Locally, the organization offers services such as free acupuncture clinics for veterans, aiming to alleviate issues like PTSD, addiction, insomnia, and trauma through initiatives like Project5PP.

Internationally, AiMIN provides medical consultancy to assist other organizations in establishing excellence in medical outreach clinics, disaster relief, and sustainable healthcare. They offer innovative projects, including teachable acupuncture and acupressure programs, and initiatives like "Helping Babies Breathe," which can be customized based on specific needs.

Programs and Partnerships

AiMIN supports short-term medical programs by assisting in the procurement of necessary pharmaceuticals and supplies. They also engage in medical education and training for missionaries through collaborations with local partners. A key aspect of their approach is promoting sustainable outreach and supporting local and international partners to achieve independence and self-reliance in crisis situations.

For individuals or groups interested in mission work, AiMIN connects them with opportunities worldwide, leveraging its network of organizations to facilitate placements.

Funding and Operations

The financial operations and funding specifics of AiMIN are not publicly detailed in the available sources. However, as a nonprofit organization, AiMIN would typically rely on donations and possibly grants to support its activities. The organization operates under the federal tax identification number EIN 472249302.