Lighting opportunity and access to high-quality healthcare in Uganda, Nicaragua, and Honduras.

The Cason Group and OneWorld Health are teaming up to bring life-saving healthcare to underserved communities around the world!

At The Cason Group, we believe in the power of compassion and the importance of healthcare for all. OneWorld Health believes that where you’re born should not determine your access to healthcare. By partnering with OneWorld Health, we can help deliver sustainable healthcare solutions where they are needed most. Together, we can light the way to healthcare access.

This year, we're aiming to provide $100,000 in support to communities in need. This will directly support OneWorld Health’s local healthcare professionals with the resources they need to meet a need in a sustainable and safe way.

For $10, we can cover the costs of providing crucial care for one patient during community outreach Each day of outreach, the OWH team serves more than 100 patients in each country. Through our partnership we will provide healthcare to 10,000 patients in need.

Be a part of healthcare that’s life-changing and lifesaving for our brothers and sisters who desperately need it.

In developing countries, easy-to-treat issues like infection, diarrhea, and broken bones can be devastating. Without basic care, these minor setbacks can spiral into major suffering. As a result, parents can’t work, children leave school to join the workforce, the local economy lags, and the cycle of poverty continues.

In the places OneWorld Health serves, basic healthcare is never guaranteed – government healthcare systems are overwhelmed and underfunded; there aren’t enough doctors, supplies, and medicine; and too many patients who can’t afford treatment. All of this adds up to a powerful recipe for prolonging poverty. And, due to the pandemic, global poverty levels are increasing for the first time in 30 years.

OneWorld Health has worked side by side with communities in need for 13 years to better understand the challenges of access and quality in healthcare across the globe—and help ensure that a person’s birth country does not determine the ability to access basic healthcare. They build and operate inpatient and outpatient care facilities, providing high-quality, affordable medical care to impoverished communities. From inception, each project is carefully planned to ensure that every dollar invested will create a long-term impact in the community. To date, they have provided care for 1.2 million people in need across Central America and East Africa.