OUR MISSION
The World Organization of Natural Medicine is dedicated to restoring, promoting, and ensuring access to Traditional Natural Medicine, humanitarian services, and fostering human potential through education, with a focus on underserved populations.An International Humanitarian Health Organization.
The World Organization of Natural Medicine is an international, non-governmental organization (NGO) that operates independently of political and religious affiliations. Established in accordance with the World Health Organization Alma Ata Declaration of 1978, WONM is accredited by the Sovereign Orthodox Order of Knight Hospitallers of St. John for its humanitarian efforts. It also holds alliance status with educational and humanitarian institutions recognized by the Holy See, and its educational department is a member of the United Nations Academic Impact.
WHAT IS WONM?
WONM Clinics For Humanity is a humanitarian initiative by the World Organization of Natural Medicine (WONM). These clinics aim to provide accessible healthcare services to underserved communities worldwide. Through a combination of traditional natural medicine practices and modern healthcare approaches, WONM Clinics For Humanity strives to improve the health and well-being of individuals who may not have regular access to medical care. This initiative reflects WONM's commitment to promoting health equity and addressing healthcare disparities on a global scale.
OUR IMPACT
We provide access to traditional healthcare and humanitarian services aimed toward under-served people and promote humanitarian values through education.
Under the Clinics for Humanity program, doctors and Practitioners of Humanitarian Services administer “free” non-crisis traditional healthcare with particular emphasis on self-care education to the underserved people whenever needed.
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Humanitarian Missions
WONM - Clinics for Humanity has brought us to various communities in North and South America, Africa, and Asia.
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Years Serving communities
Clinics for Humanity was established in 2003 as the Humanitarian department of WONM to provide services to developing nations.
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Thousands of Lives Impacted
We have provided humanitarian services to thousands of underserved people in developing nations through sustainable development of human potential through education in self-care.
RESEARCH PROGRAMS
Member institutions within the World Organization of Natural Medicine, the University of Humanitarian Medicine federation must adhere to established standards for research, postgraduate fellowships and professional development, which focuses on humanitarian service and peacebuilding.
Role and Responsibilities of WONM Ambassadors
Our ambassadors are empowered to advance the mission and directives of the organization's president, focusing on:
Promoting collaboration with specialized agencies to enhance nutrition, sanitation, and environmental hygiene, along with humanitarian efforts such as education for underserved groups.
Facilitating cooperation among scientific and professional communities dedicated to promoting wellness and advancing peace-building initiatives.
Supporting initiatives related to spiritual well-being, particularly for those affected by discord in human relations.
Promoting and conducting research in the field of humanitarian health advancement.
Providing information, guidance, and assistance in original and indigenous healing systems.
Additionally, our ambassadors undertake all necessary actions to achieve the objectives outlined by the World Organization of Natural Medicine.
AFFILIATES & CERTIFYING ORGANIZATIONS:
Affiliated Organizations and subgroups of the World Organization of Natural Medicine; Board of Natural Medicine Doctors and Practitioners, Board of Integrative Medicine, University of Humanitarian Medicine Federation North American, Catholic Pontifical Educational Institutions-North America and Clinics for Humanity International(TM). 
