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Four decades of development work

Past accomplishments
Illustration of American and Soviet military officers shaking hands across a conference table, with small flags of both countries on the table and a world map behind them
U.S.–Soviet military dialogue and confidence-building efforts, circa 1984–1986, during the gradual easing of Cold War tensions. (generated image)
Humorous illustration of a soldier at a microphone talking to a general at a podium in an auditorium full of soldiers
Me setting the general straight. Mannheim, West Germany, 1985
1984

Development work begins in West Germany, serving in the United States Army.

1985 to 1986

In Mannheim, as president of the Junior Enlisted Council at Spinelli Barracks, leads a troop fundraiser that brings hundreds of Christmas gifts to children at the Kinderkrankenhaus, the children's hospital in Mannheim.

1999

Midwest Medical Teams is launched, beginning global charitable development work.

2012

The organization is renamed Charity Relief International.

Today

Medical, legal, and economic programs continue, alongside paid film and gaming education.

Mission

Medical care, legal help, and economic opportunity, where people live and work.

By invitation, Celestial Guru Films provides paid training in film and game development. Additionally, the medical, legal, and economic development work begun in 1999 for people in need and for common working people in their own communities and countries continues through an informal association.

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Featured · Kenya · 2008 to 2009
2008 → 2009

Resettling families displaced by the 2007 to 2008 violence

Midwest Medical Teams launched an effort in 2008 to engage the government of Kenya in helping families displaced by Kenya's post-election violence. On September 25, 2009, President Kibaki chaired a meeting of the ministers on the IDP resettlement committee and directed that all genuine displaced persons be resettled within two weeks, with land purchased and camps closed.

Illustration of a meeting of the IDP resettlement committee chaired by the President of Kenya, seated around a long table in a wood-paneled office with Kenyan flags
President Mwai Kibaki chairs a meeting of the IDP resettlement committee at his Harambee House office in Nairobi on September 25, 2009. Among those present were Naomi Shaban, Uhuru Kenyatta, George Saitoti, James Orengo, and Francis Muthaura. Illustration, not a photograph.


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Three ways we work

Programs
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Medical development

Medical care and health resources brought to people in need, in their own communities.

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Legal development

Help understanding and accessing the legal rights and protections people are owed.

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Economic development

Support for common working people and families building economic stability.

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