American Women's Hospitals Service

09/10/2025

Celebrating Women who have paved the way for others!

08/10/2025

📣 Travel/Community Project Grant Announcement 📣

Are you a medical student or resident traveling to serve an underserved or international population? Are you involved in a community service or advocacy project focused on women and children? Apply for one of the below AMWA-AWHS sponsored grants!

Deadline September 5th. Applicants will be notified of decisions mid-October.

Travel Grant
- The Overseas Assistance Grant provides assistance with costs up to $1,000 connected with pursuing medical studies in an off-campus setting where the medically neglected will benefit. Applicants must spend a minimum of four weeks and no longer than one year in a sponsored program which will serve the needs of the medically underserved. More details here: tinyurl.com/awhstravelgrant

Community Project Grant
- Community Project Grants cover program-related expenses up to a maximum of $500. The application process is competitive, with successful proposals demonstrating anticipated positive impact, community involvement, and educational value, and sustainability. Projects must also demonstrate alignment with one or more AWHS funding priorities: empowerment or advancement of women; improving health care access for underserved populations; and quality improvement of services in rural and/or urban underserved areas. More details here: tinyurl.com/awhscommunity

04/23/2025

In 1917 the Medical Women’s National Association (later renamed AMWA) established a war service committee in order to create a census of the medical women in the country and to plan how to apply their resources to the war effort. ​​The war service committee, later named the American Women’s Hospitals Service, decided to take charge by providing medical service abroad and establishing military hospitals overseas.

Although the armistice was signed a year later, the ensuing local wars, revolutions, earthquakes, famine, and millions of destitute refugees meant that medical assistance remained urgently needed around the world. AWHS expanded its service at home and abroad in order to address the thousands who looked for help.

Today, AWHS continues the legacy of our founders through working with AMWA as its charitable arm, supporting independent clinics outside the US offering essential medical care to diverse populations.

Learn more: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/american-womens-hospital-services/

Donate to our efforts: https://www.classy.org/give/534578/ #!/donation/checkout

03/16/2025

Do you need funds for a community/travel project aimed at helping a community in need?

AWHS provides grants for projects focused on the empowerment of women, improving health care access for underserved populations, and to work with underserved or international populations around the world, with a focus on women and children.

Due by May 5!!

Overseas Grant Application: https://form.jotform.com/32666090865159

Community Grant Application: https://form.jotform.com/221665622725053

01/20/2025

You hear sometimes, now that we know the sordid details of the lives of some of our leading figures, that America has no heroes left.

12/13/2024

https://givebutter.com/ClinicNepalFilm
Please give to this exciting project if able. The filming starts in January.

A fundraiser for the Clinic Nepal film.

09/26/2024

Important to acknowledge... 🙏🏻♥️🙏🏻

09/26/2024

"We all do better when we all do better."
~ Paul Wellstone

art credit: Amy Rice Art

09/07/2024

American Women's Hospital Service has historically worked with American Medical Women's Association / AMWA as its charitable arm, supporting independent clinics outside the US that offer essential medical care to diverse populations. Learn more here: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/american-womens-hospital-services/

Consider donating to our efforts!
https://www.classy.org/give/534578/ #!/donation/checkout

06/22/2024

Such a wonderful visit!

04/17/2024

09/01/2023

If there's one thing Fred Rogers taught us it's to be kind. What's something he taught you?