Our Initiatives

The MedAlliesWorld® LifeLine Foundation is a nonprofit foundation with a commitment to having a positive influence through programmes like the Diversity Entrepreneurs Partnership Initiative (D.E.P.I) and Global-Assist Polyclinic Solutions (G.A.P.S.).

Our vision and objectives

The MedAlliesWorld® LifeLine Foundation has set out to make a difference through these initiatives in the field of Parkinson's Education and Research out of numerous other objectives we serve like the U.S. Child & Youth Development Fund, public benefit-targeted initiatives and fundraising campaigns, support medical education and research, career development, entrepreneurship, diversity and inclusion, capital funding for healthcare practise and management, and for health industry supply chain operations and management.

Cooperating to fight Parkinson's!

Millions of people worldwide are affected with Parkinson disease, a neurological ailment that worsens over time. There is currently no cure, which is partly due to a dearth of specialists in the field of neurodegenerative disorders, clinics that specialize in these conditions, and financing for research and fellowship programmes.

As a result, those who get Parkinson's disease are helpless and must live with problems that only get worse over time . Through partnerships with various organizations and businesses, the foundation aims to build a strong network of support for Parkinson's Education and research initiative that can drive meaningful change for those affected by the crippling disease.

Escalating our mission through Partnerships

Our aim is for the directory to serve all sectors of healthcare, including dental practices, general health and wellness, animal health, and healthcare supply chain operations. Our mission can be advanced more quickly by encouraging cooperative relationships between medical experts, corporations, hospital executives, and communities.

Industry Sectors such as Hospital and institution executives will be acknowledged as strategic support partners and Community lifeline partners for our Parkinson’s Education Research Fellowship Program initiative after registering to our mission and becoming an M.A.W Community Growth Member. The scope and impact of the Parkinson education and research fellowships will also be escalated by having hospital administrators and administration by our side as strategic partners.

The foundation strives to conduct public benefit-targeted projects and fundraising campaigns through the Diversity Entrepreneurs Partnership Initiative (D.E.P.I. ), supporting a variety of issues from medical education and research to diversity and inclusion.

In conclusion, through strategic planning, partnership development, Community growth members, Corporate sponsors, Community lifeline partners, Community markets sponsors, program promotion, and support for program participants, together we can help to advance the field of Parkinson's disease research and other valuable medical researches going on nationally at various research centers and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by this debilitating medical conditions.