Serving forgotten villages since 1967
Clean water.
Education.
Medical care.
Local churches.
Amigos Internacionales helps overlooked communities in East Africa build lasting change through clean water, schools, medical care, food relief, life skills and locally led churches — one MissionPoint village at a time.
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Thousands of Families
now have access to clean water.
Millions of Days
of education made possible.
66,000+
individuals reached through Amigos medical work in 2025.
MissionPoints
creating change through wells, schools, care and churches.
Clean water changes everything
From thirst to thriving.
Clean water meets an immediate physical need. But MissionPoint was never designed to stop there. Through clean water, education, medical care and local churches, communities gain a foundation for lasting change and lasting hope.
“Whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst.”
John 4:14
Our impact in Africa
Godfrey’s smile was restored.
Free cleft surgery through Bethel Smile changed the course of his future. Behind every statistic on this site is a child, a parent, a village or a family whose story changed because someone chose to help.
A proven model of transformation
Ogul Village shows what MissionPoint can become.
One village. One coordinated plan. Clean water opens the door, then local leadership, education, life skills, farming, medical care and a local church help build a stronger community.
- Clean water for families every day
- A growing school for children
- A local church led from within the community
- Life skills and farming that build independence
- Everyday medical care as the next step
In the news
From East Texas to East Africa.
“From East Texas to East Africa”
The Tyler Morning Telegraph profiled Amigos after its headquarters moved to Whitehouse, Texas, highlighting MissionPoint, clean water, education and medical missions.
“Heroes on the Front Line”
Tyler Morning Telegraph followed Amigos and Doctors on Mission International during the Ebola response in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
“Amigos expands Ebola response in Congo”
The Baptist Standard covered Amigos’ rapidly growing medical work and the race to expand the Ebola response in eastern Congo. Read the article.
Hear it in his own words
Dennis walked to an Amigos eye camp blind. Watch what happened next.
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Your part in the next village
One proven model. More communities are waiting.
$25/month
helps provide Bibles and discipleship resources for new believers.
$100/month
funds one share of a $10,000 water well.
$300,000
can build a complete MissionPoint and create a lasting legacy.