Medical Mission
Free health clinics, assessments, treatment support, and referrals in underserved communities in Vietnam.
Open Program PagePrograms
Programs that meet urgent needs and invest in what comes next.
MEMO's programs serve the underprivileged by addressing both medical and educational needs. Together, they connect direct care, prevention, scholarships, and long-term support.
Overview
Medical missions, heart surgeries, dental care, scholarships, orphanage support, hepatitis B education, and local outreach all serve the same mission.
Each program responds to real barriers faced by underserved communities while keeping medical care and educational opportunity connected.
Heart Program
Funding life-changing surgeries for children with congenital heart disease.
Open Program PageDental Program
Providing cleanings, fillings, extractions, and oral-health education.
Open Program PageHope Program
Supporting orphanages with healthcare, supplies, and direct material assistance.
Open Program PageScholarship Program
Keeping students in school through scholarships and essential school supplies.
Open Program PageHepatitis B Program
Supporting hepatitis B education, awareness, screening, and prevention.
Open Program PageLocal Programs
Serving Southern California through health fairs, preventive outreach, and volunteer-led service.
Open Program PageProgram architecture
Urgent care is only part of the story.
The rebuilt programs hub is designed to show how treatment, scholarship support, direct aid, and community prevention efforts reinforce each other.
Direct Care
Medical, heart, and dental programs address pressing health needs that cannot wait.
Long-Term Opportunity
Scholarships, education, and child support work on the conditions that shape futures.
Public Health
Hepatitis B education and screening awareness extend the mission beyond the clinic visit.
Community Outreach
Local programs keep MEMO active in Southern California throughout the year.
Keep the mission moving
See the history of MEMO's past missions and program impact over time.
The archive should make historical work easy to browse and clearly connected to today's giving paths.