We are active in supporting international medical missions for emergency disaster response recovery and ongoing care and relief.

Members of Emergency Medical Support and Medical Rescue have attended the recovery phases of the Tsunami disaster in Banda Arche, the emergency response to the Bali Bombing, and as part of were on standby for Australia’s support to assist the September 11 terrorist attack.

Our people have also combined experience working medical clinics and providing remote medic support locations in several African countries over many years including Rwanda, Equatorial Guinea, and Chad.  

Medical Rescue has a goal to continually support Global Aid Network Australia by volunteering to attend GAiN medical missions.

Global Aid Network, (GAiN), exists to demonstrate the love of God - through word and deed - to hurting and needy people around the world through relief and development projects. Whatever the need, be it food, shelter, medical supplies or development assistance, GAiN innovatively links individuals and groups worldwide, sourcing critical commodities and mobilising people for an effective response.

Our first member attended a Medical Mobile Clinic Mission to Cambodia in April 2009.

If you would like to help our staff members support GAiN we humbly require financial assistance as each person needs approx AUD $3000 to cover expenses each mission trip.

For details on how you can donate to assist medical missions please email

medicalmissions@medicalrescue.com.au