HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. - TelAve -- Stand Up To Poverty (SU2P), a 501(c)(3) humanitarian nonprofit dedicated to advancing access to healthcare, nutrition, housing, and education, today announced the results of its recent medical mission to Luwero, Uganda where a multidisciplinary team delivered care to nearly 1,500 patients over the course of four days.

The mission addressed urgent gaps in access to care in underserved communities, providing essential medical services across restorative vision, gynecological care, dental care, pediatrics, and general medicine. For many patients, this marked their first interaction with a healthcare provider.

"Access to basic healthcare remains out of reach for far too many communities," said Jean Alfred Mission Director and Founder of SU2P. "Our work in Uganda reflects our commitment not only to delivering care, but to restoring dignity and creating pathways for long-term health outcomes."

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In addition to direct patient services, SU2P prioritized capacity building and knowledge transfer as part of its sustainability model. At Bishop Ceaser Asili Memorial Hospital, volunteer physicians led continuing education programs for local healthcare professionals, equipping them with updated clinical insights aligned with current global standards. Topics included disease prevention, patient management, and emerging treatment protocols ensuring that impact extends beyond the duration of the mission.

Key areas of impact included:

• Restorative vision care, enabling patients to regain sight and improve daily functioning
• Gynecological care for young girls and women, addressing critical gaps in reproductive health services and education
• Dental care, treating long-standing oral health issues that affect overall well-being

"These missions are about more than immediate intervention," said Dr. Marjorie David, Medical Director. "They are about strengthening local systems, empowering providers, and ensuring communities have the tools and knowledge to continue the work long after we leave."

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The Uganda mission is part of SU2P's broader global initiative to address systemic inequities in healthcare access. Building on this momentum, the organization will launch its next medical mission in August 2026 in Haiti's Northeast region, where communities face similar challenges in accessing consistent, quality care.

SU2P is actively seeking partners, sponsors, and volunteers to support the Haiti mission and expand its global reach.

Visit https://www.standuptopoverty.org for more information.