Albanian Health Fund

Albanian Health Fund is a small Christian volunteer medical and humanitarian nonprofit based in Vista, California, at 1170 Lupine Hills Drive. Its work is directed outward to Albania, not to local community programming in San Diego County, and IRS-reported annual revenue is roughly $89,600.

The organization describes itself as intent on improving and sustaining Albania's medical delivery system through tangible assistance, teaching, and Christian witness. In practice, that means recruiting medical and dental professionals for short-term mission trips to Albania, where volunteers work alongside Albanian medical students and physicians.

Volunteers come from the United States, Canada, Greece, and the United Kingdom, which gives the fund a small transatlantic footprint despite its modest size. Alongside trip participation, it accepts donations of money, medical and dental supplies, and equipment to support that clinical work.

Within the Albanian-American landscape, Albanian Health Fund sits in the diaspora medical-missions niche rather than the cultural, civic, or mutual-aid space. It is faith-based, professionally specialized around health care, and aimed at the home country. Public materials do not name founders, board members, or staff, and the group keeps a low profile outside its own website.