Programs

Health Logistics Program

Our Health Logistics Program continues to drive one of the most effective, ethically‑run medical‑aid pipelines in the Americas. Through our Solidarity Supply Index (SSI) and Community Impact Measure (CIM), we now quantify not only what we deliver, but how those deliveries strengthen hospitals, clinics, and frontline medical professionals across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Together with the CIM—which tracks improvements in access, diagnostic capacity, community trust, and infrastructure—these tools show the real‑world transformation your support makes possible. Thanks to you, we are not just sending aid; we are strengthening health systems, empowering clinicians, and expanding life‑saving care where it is needed most. Your continued support fuels this measurable, hemispheric impact.

A young girl lying on a hospital bed receiving medical attention from a healthcare professional and a woman. The girl is wearing a blue nightgown with white hearts, has pigtails with blue beads, and has a diaper on. Both adults are wearing face masks.
Three young girls standing together indoors, dressed in colorful casual clothes. Two girls wear dresses with bright patterns, and one girl wears shorts and a top. They are posing near a wooden door with a blue-green wall background and a gurney to the right. The floor has black and white terrazzo tiles.
An elderly woman with dark skin, grey hair, and a headscarf, sitting against a blue and peach wall, holding a newspaper.

Solidarity Medical Impact Teams

PAMA’s frontline division, built to uplift underserved communities across the Americas. Led by visionary medical professionals, the SMIT transforms exclusion into empowerment and forges collective agency that solidifies health as a human right. We mobilize resources, train equity-driven clinicians, and deploy transparent impact metrics. SMIT builds a future where healthcare is a right, through dignity, precision, and solidarity.

Logo of Solidarity Medical Impact Team (SMIT) with a caduceus symbol, a globe showing North and South America with the word PAMA, and text in gold on a dark green background.