LDS Charities

Latter-day Saint Charities is the humanitarian arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, functioning as a global non-profit organization dedicated to relieving suffering and fostering self-reliance. The organization focuses on several core health-related initiatives, including vision care, maternal and newborn care, immunizations, and the provision of wheelchairs and mobility aids. They collaborate extensively with international partners such as UNICEF and the World Health Organization to implement large-scale public health programs and emergency response efforts. Operating in over 190 countries, the charity provides essential medical equipment, training for healthcare professionals, and support for community-based health solutions. Their work is funded primarily by private donations and is carried out by a combination of professional staff and a vast network of volunteers.