Frequently Asked Questions
What is PAMA’s mission?
PAMA exists to transform healthcare access in underserved communities across the Americas and Caribbean. We deliver ethical medical aid, train frontline clinicians, and build infrastructure rooted in dignity, transparency, and solidarity.
How are donations used?
Every donation fuels real impact—from ultrasound machines in rural Guatemala to surgical kits in Caribbean trauma centers. We track outcomes using our Solidarity Shipment Index (SSI), ensuring every dollar supports measurable, community-driven care.
What is the Solidarity Medical Impact Team (SMIT)?
SMIT is PAMA’s frontline force—trained leaders who coordinate aid, embed equity audits, and build trust through local partnerships. They don’t just move supplies—they move systems, turning logistics into legacy.
Can I get involved?
Yes. Whether you're a clinician, strategist, storyteller, or donor, there's a place for you in this movement. Reach out to collaborate, volunteer, or support our next shipment—we build futures together.
Who does PAMA serve?
We serve communities across Latin America, the Caribbean, and underserved regions in the U.S.—always in partnership with local leaders and clinicians who know their people best.
What makes PAMA different from other medical aid organizations?
We combine ethical logistics, equity audits, and narrative accountability to ensure aid is not just delivered—but trusted, measured, and sustained.
Is PAMA a nonprofit organization?
Yes. PAMA is a registered nonprofit committed to transparency, impact tracking, and coalition-driven care. Every donation supports our mission to build health equity.
How does PAMA measure impact?
We use tools like the Solidarity Shipment Index (SSI) and Community Impact Metrics (CIM) to track outcomes, build trust, and ensure every action leads to lasting change