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Who are we?

We are the IFMSA-Poland Foundation based in Lublin, and with great enthusiasm we work for the health of all of us! Our organization was established by the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations – IFMSA-Poland, and today we act to improve public health and support the education of future medical professionals!

Prevention and health education

We raise public awareness about diseases and promote healthy attitudes, with particular emphasis on vulnerable groups, such as children, young people, and older adults.

Supporting medical students and young doctors

We help future doctors and healthcare professionals gain practical experience and theoretical knowledge, both in Poland and abroad, so that they can become passionate professionals with broad horizons.

Social and humanitarian support

We engage in activities supporting people in difficult life situations, the ill, and individuals with disabilities, while promoting the principles of medical ethics and the protection of human rights.

What drives us is joint action with other organizations and people who combine great empathy with boundless energy and minds full of fresh ideas.

We invite you to our world, where together we can accomplish so much good!

News

55. Zgromadzenie Delegatów IFMSA-Poland w Szczecinie

55th IFMSA-Poland General Assembly of Delegates in Szczecin

On December 5–7, 2025, the 55th IFMSA-Poland General Assembly of Delegates took place in Szczecin, with the participation of representatives of the Board and the Council of the IFMSA-Poland Foundation. Our organization was represented by: Jakub Bochen (President of the Foundation’s Board), Jan Ok…

Fundacja IFMSA-Poland popiera rozszerzenie programu bezpłatnych szczepień przeciw HPV

IFMSA-Poland Foundation Supports the Expansion of the Free HPV Vaccination Program

The IFMSA-Poland Foundation has officially endorsed the demand of the Health Commission of the Youth Council operating within the Parliamentary Team for Youth Affairs to expand the free vaccination program against the human papillomavirus (HPV) to include adolescents aged 15–18. In its official s…

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