The Logistics Resource
GFH is gearing towards being the world’s logistic resource for humanitarian medical resources. The vision focuses on aiding and undergirding humanitarian medical charities in developing countries … and utilizing cargo jets to ferry clinics and supplies.
As GFH expands, this will become the resource for those charities, governments of developing countries and various medical groups, to greatly expand their effectiveness. Through alliance contracts, they are supplied with the equipment and resources to allow life-changing surgical and preventive medical treatment. Emergency shelters for natural disasters will add even greater resources for those in need.
GFH is an international humanitarian charity. It is registered in the USA, Australia and Macau SAR. It was first founded in the USA as a 501(c)3 non-profit in 2001.
With the establishment of Global Flying Hospitals (Macau) Association (2009) the Board is developing the organisation in Asia as the Administration Hub.
Global Flying Hospitals (Australia) Ltd is the Pacific Hub in Cairns Australia. It was incoporated in 2021, then went through the lengthy process to be approved and elevated by the ACNC (charity governance) as a Public Benevolent Institute (PBI) – followed by endorsement by the Australian tax office (ATO) as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) … placing it in an elite sub-set of only 9% or so of the 64,000+ of Australian charities.
- We have been negotiating and researching Phnom Penh, Cambodia for our Manufacturing Hub for our mobile clinics, emergency shelters and other humanitarian products.
- Mr. Michael Tan, former Singapore Ambassador to Cambodia and now in private consultancy, is assisting GFH for this manufacturing hub establishment.
GFH is also in Alliance with Philanthropy International Organisation in Athens, Greece – as we widen our footprint to reach more regions in need. Visit PIO
This multi-node combination forms the GFH super-cluster, allowing for the reaching and supply to many of the world’s developing countries and crisis areas in need!
