Support Us
Help Inter Care – Medical Aid for Africa continue sending medicines to over 100 African health units in rural sub-Saharan Africa. You can donate your unwanted medicines, make a financial donation, or donate your time by volunteering or helping with our fundraising events. You can even recycle your unwanted items, or buy Medi Stamps to help us make our deliveries to clinics. How will you help us make a difference today?
Inter Care does not receive Government or Lottery Funding, so we work extremely hard raising the vital funds needed to continue making a difference to the lives of millions of impoverished mean, women and children who rely on us for life saving medical treatment. Please help us to help them.
GP's and Healthcare Professionals Support us by signing up to collect patient-returned medicines. You can also choose to help us by contributing to our medicines collection and delivery costs. Visit our healthcare professionals area to find out more.
Members of the Public Support Inter Care by donating unwanted medicines unused medicines or donating cash. Make a financial donation Donate online online donations or monthly via InterShares Inter Shares. You can also make a one-off gift by cheque in memory of a loved one, or leave a legacy. Donate your time You can recruit your GP to collect returned medicines. Or volunteer to help us at our office and dispatch depot in Syston, near Leicester, or to help with fundraising, administration, IT, PR and marketing. Recycle your unwanted items Send us your used print cartridges, old mobile phones, donate medical or other non fiction books , or give us your old vinyl records or unwanted jewellery. You can even donate stamps from letters people send you from abroad. Inter Care can sell within the UK to raise much needed funds to assist with the transportation costs associated with sending medicines to Africa. Buy Medi Stamps The Medi Stamps scheme enables you to buy stamps to pay for the delivery of the medicines we send to Africa.
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