International Relief Teams was founded in 1988 as a vehicle for volunteer medical and non-medical relief efforts to impoverished and disaster-stricken areas of the world.
International Relief Team volunteers and distributes supplies
internationally and domestically in response to disasters, severe private needs,
and training needs. Volunteer medical training teams teach techniques in
several surgical specialties, as well as in emergency medicine, perinatal
and neonatal care. Volunteer medical relief teams augment local health
care professionals during disasters and other crises. Volunteer
construction teams repair homes damaged by natural disaster, build clean
water and sanitation facilities, and conduct community-based training in
construction skills. Since 1988, International Relief Teams has channeled
relief aid to Guatemala, Iran, Iraq, Jamaica, Lebanon, Bosnia Herzegovina,
Croatia, Kurdistan, Honduras, Colombia and the U.S. Presently, IRT conducts
programs in Armenia, Ecuador, Latvia, Lithuania, and Mexico.
Visit Their Web Site:International Relief Teams
For additional and current information, please contact:
Mr. Barry La Forgia, Founder & Director
Ms. Rose Uranga, Program Director
Ms. Marcie Rodosevich, Office Manager
Telephone: (619) 284-7979
FAX: (619) 284-7938
3547 Camino del Rio South, Ste. C
San Diego, CA 92108