Be part of humanitarian
cooperation in healthcare
Collaboration Santé Internationale (CSI) responds to the needs of health centers in developing countries and communities requiring urgent action due to unforeseeable events, by sharing knowledge and providing medicines, medical supplies and equipment in a sustainable development approach.
"The right to health is one of the human rights enshrined in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), adopted by the UN General Assembly.
Become a volunteer
Contribute to CSI’s mission by being part of our great team of volunteers.
Sponsor a project
Select one of our programs. Your donation will make a difference in a corner of the globe!
Every contribution counts
Together, we can make significant change for those who need it most.
Organization
To guarantee a broad spectrum of medical equipment that can help healthcare establishments, CSI's team coordinates the collection, sorting and verification of equipment donated by the healthcare network.
Contribute to CSI’s mission by being part of our great team.
A team of more than sixty volunteers regularly give their time to CSI. The diversity of their expertise and skills is a major asset for the organization.
On average per year, 10,000 hours of volunteer work support the implementation of CSI's programs and operations across all its activities: biomedical engineering, ophthalmology, pharmacy, dentistry, medical supplies, storage, metal recycling, reception, and administration.
Thanks to our team of volunteers, CSI is making a difference in developing countries.
Programs
Depending on their medical equipment needs, healthcare centers can receive medications through the “Parcel under the arm” program or even equipment, medical supplies and medications through the "Healthcare
support" program.
As a project stakeholder, the healthcare center assumes costs associated with logistics, land and sea transportation, customs and planning of CSI's services.
The aim of the program is to raise the technical level of health centers by providing equipment, medical supplies, medicines and sharing knowledge to support the development of healthcare.
As an international healthcare cooperation organization, CSI offers equipment in the following specialties: cardiology, surgery, dentistry, dermatology, gynecology, maternity, pediatrics, pharmacy, orthopedics, ophthalmology and primary healthcare.
As a stakeholder in the project, the partner contributes to the costs of land and sea transport, insurance, customs and CSI services.
The program is highly flexible, as it works through student interns and travelers who leave with suitcases full of medicines and small medical equipment. Depending on the scale of their medical equipment needs, health centers can more easily receive medicines through the Parcel Under the Arm program.
Drugs supplied to CSI by Quebec manufacturers and healthcare institutions must comply with World Health Organization (WHO) regulations. Most of the medicines donated by CSI are purchased from the Dutch foundation IDA(www.idafoundation.org). These purchases represent between $75,000 and $100,000 per year.
Be part of humanitarian cooperation in healthcare
Collaboration Santé Internationale (CSI) responds to the needs of health centers in developing countries and communities requiring urgent action due to unforeseeable events, by sharing knowledge and providing medicines, medical supplies and equipment in a sustainable development approach.
"The right to health is one of the human rights enshrined in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), adopted by the UN General Assembly.
Become a volunteer
Contribute to CSI’s mission by being part of our great team of volunteers.
Sponsor a project
Select one of our programs. Your donation will make a difference in a corner of the globe!
Every contribution counts
Together, we can make significant change for those who need it most.
Organization
To guarantee a broad spectrum of medical equipment that can help healthcare establishments, CSI's team coordinates the collection, sorting and verification of equipment donated by the healthcare network.
Contribute to CSI’s mission by being part of our great team.
A team of more than sixty volunteers regularly give their time to CSI. The diversity of their expertise and skills is a major asset for the organization.
On average per year, 10,000 hours of volunteer work support the implementation of CSI's programs and operations across all its activities: biomedical engineering, ophthalmology, pharmacy, dentistry, medical supplies, storage, metal recycling, reception, and administration.
Thanks to our team of volunteers, CSI is making a difference in developing countries.
Programs
Depending on their medical equipment needs, healthcare centers can receive medications through the “Parcel under the arm” program or even equipment, medical supplies and medications through the "Healthcare
support" program.
As a project stakeholder, the healthcare center assumes costs associated with logistics, land and sea transportation, customs and planning of CSI's services.
The aim of the program is to raise the technical level of health centers by providing equipment, medical supplies, medicines and sharing knowledge to support the development of healthcare.
As an international healthcare cooperation organization, CSI offers equipment in the following specialties: cardiology, surgery, dentistry, dermatology, gynecology, maternity, pediatrics, pharmacy, orthopedics, ophthalmology and primary healthcare.
As a stakeholder in the project, the partner contributes to the costs of land and sea transport, insurance, customs and CSI services.
The program is highly flexible, as it works through student interns and travelers who leave with suitcases full of medicines and small medical equipment. Depending on the scale of their medical equipment needs, health centers can more easily receive medicines through the Parcel Under the Arm program.
Drugs supplied to CSI by Quebec manufacturers and healthcare institutions must comply with World Health Organization (WHO) regulations. Most of the medicines donated by CSI are purchased from the Dutch foundation IDA(www.idafoundation.org). These purchases represent between $75,000 and $100,000 per year.