Faith-Based Health Organizations

Faith-Based Health Organizations (FBHOs) are healthcare providers or initiatives rooted in religious beliefs and values. They often combine medical care with spiritual support, serving individuals and communities, especially in underserved areas. These organizations may offer services like hospitals, clinics, or health education, emphasizing compassion and holistic well-being. They often rely on volunteers and donations, fostering community engagement, and may integrate traditional healing methods with modern medical practices. FBHOs play a significant role in public health by promoting wellness, prevention, and access to care, reflecting the mission of their faith to help others in need.