What do We do?

To fulfill our mission, we are engaged in the following activities:

1. We train healthcare practitioners in humanitarian services and civility techniques.

2. We teach communities to document and, for future generations, the skills handed down from their ancestors.

3.  Our members participate in research to expand research capabilities in traditional medicine, natural medicine, and integrative and humanitarian medicine. 

4. We collaborate with other humanitarian organizations and civility groups to restore and preserve the original healing techniques and traditional natural medicine healthcare and civility leadership groups worldwide, to alleviate human suffering and preserve it for future generations.

5. We provide natural healthcare services for underserved people through Clinics for Humanity ™ outreach programs.

6. We encourage members to research traditional healing techniques to enhance our research department and to leave a legacy for future generations.

Our Philosophy

The World Organization of Natural Medicine's philosophy is that Health is a fundamental human right. Therefore, it seeks collaboration with individuals and educators, health care professionals, and nations' leaders to acknowledge that original and traditional healing systems are viable choices for the poor. In addition, it seeks to fulfill its mandate for humanitarian services by establishing "Clinics for Humanity" to deliver free humanitarian outreach programs geared toward underserved people and engage in research in traditional medicine healing.

Our Values

• We are called to serve the neediest of the most disadvantaged people on earth, seek to relieve their suffering, and assist in making sustainable improvements in their lives.

• We seek to engage them, promote their voices, and offer our hands and feet in service.

• In this relationship, we respect those in need as active participants, not passive recipients.

• We regard all individuals as created and loved by God.

• We believe that healthcare should not focus on for-profit care but gear towards self-care, prevention of disease, and sustainable development of rural communities.

• We are not owners of the resources made available to us on behalf of the world's forgotten.

• We are partners with those we serve and those who invest in our shared mission.

• Our relationships are purposeful and diverse, encouraging mutual participation in achieving its mission.

Our Ambassadors

Our ambassadors have the authority to advance the organization’s mission direction of its president.

To promote, in cooperation with other specialized agencies where necessary, the improvement of nutrition, sanitation, and other aspects of environmental hygiene, humanitarian activities such as educating underserved groups.

To promote cooperation among scientific and professional groups contributing to wellness and peace-building advancement.

To foster activities in the field of spiritual wellness, especially for people affected by disharmony in human relations.

To promote and conduct research in the field of humanitarian health advancement.

To provide information, counsel, and assist in original and indigenous healing systems.

Furthermore, our ambassadors take all necessary actions to attain the objectives of the World Organization of Natural Medicine.

Endorsements

WONM is accredited and affiliated with the following organizations for humanitarian endeavours.