What is the International service project for HOSA?

The International service project for HOSA is the National Marrow Donor Program. This program focuses on increasing the number of registered bone marrow donors and raising awareness about the importance of donating. HOSA chapters engage in activities and campaigns to support the efforts of this program, which can include organizing donor registration drives, educational outreach, and fundraising to support the cause.

The National Marrow Donor Program plays a crucial role in connecting patients with their potential donors, thus saving lives through marrow transplants. HOSA's involvement emphasizes its commitment to health-related service, providing members with the opportunity to participate in impactful community engagement and to learn more about the healthcare system and the importance of organ donation.

Other options, while they represent important health initiatives, do not align with HOSA's designated international service projects. The Global Health Initiative, Community Health Awareness, and Youth Health Mentorship focus on different aspects of health promotion and education, making them significant in their own right but outside of HOSA's international service project for the specific years indicated.