GPP

On Jan. 11th 2010 I had received a resume from Todd
Jaynes who had a life time of paramedic skills in training , in
helicopter rescue flight. After dusting off a decade old
plan, conceived when the big flood hit Mozambique and
the world response was non existent for almost two
weeks, I called Todd and we explored how search and
rescue paramedics could be moved to any part of the
world fast, light, for a short duration.

Sixteen hours later, we were on the phone discussing
details and plans when the news came through of a 7.0
earthquake hitting the heart of Haiti.

Since then disasters have intensified in frequency and
magnitude. The flood in Pakistan eclipsed the devastation
in Mozambique a decade earlier.

Our plans had to accelerate and take on new dimensions if
we were to meet any of the current needs. As we were
developing our venues the Aerospace community heard
of our organization. Four teams of aeronautic engineers
flew across the country to meet with me to discuss a
suite of surgeries aboard a 747. Could we work to secure
a safer saner world through next generation medical
technology combined with the most advanced
aeronautics, molded with the art of diplomacy and the
heart of compassion?

Our first paramedic teams are ready to move. Our
CareConvoy, under the leadership of Todd Jaynes has
delivered $76,000 of rescue equipment to Mexico at a
cost of $2,500 with another $100,000 in equipment ready
to move to Central America.