At Solidarity Bridge, we've spent twenty-five years fostering health, hope, and compassion. Rooted in the tradition of Catholic social justice and a spirituality of solidarity,
our mission is crystal clear:
To make safe, affordable surgery and essential healthcare accessible to all.
The Need is Urgent
5 billion people lack access to essential surgical services worldwide.
In Bolivia and Paraguay, surgical care is out of reach for most.
13 million people in these two countries lack affordable and timely surgical care.
Make a difference
Join us in raising $2.5 million in 2024. Your support will:
Increase surgical training capacity.
Provide essential medical supplies through strategic partnerships.
Break down barriers to care for vulnerable patients.
Foster collaborative learning and surgical training capacity.
Secure our organizational sustainability.
Heart Surgery
Gynecologic Surgery
Neurosurgery
General Surgery
Our Impact So Far:
patients served.
life-changing surgeries.
south american partner physicians.
in medical supplies and equipment
dedicated mission volunteers on 112 trips.
"Through 4 years of our partnership with Solidarity Bridge, we have made tremendous progress in neurosurgical care at the National Hospital. Without exaggerating, I say that it would have taken us 20 years to make this progress on our own."
- Dr. Kuzli, Paraguay
Bring vision to life
We seek a just, compassionate, and interdependent world, where the health needs of those most vulnerable are prioritized and medical professionals have the necessary resources to serve their communities.
We need you to bring this vision to life.
Our Goals for the Next 5 Years:
Strengthen the surgical workforce in Bolivia and Paraguay.
Invest in infrastructure for safe, timely, and affordable surgery.
Overcome barriers to care through personal accompaniment, financial aid, and mobile campaigns.
Focus on transformation through mutual learning between US and local partners.
Secure future sustainability through expanding our network, increasing personnel, and strategically cultivating donors.
