GLOBAL HEALTH
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
our GLOBAL HEALTH programS
PWH aims to improve global health conditions by sending medical personnel on programs to developing countries each year. PWH organizes these programs in partnership with local hospitals and clinics, carrying thousands of pounds of medical supplies to those in need.
Participants provide primary healthcare services as well as offer skilled training and educational opportunities for nurses, nursing students, Community Health Workers (CHW), and local residents.
Through these programs, coupled with our Container Program, PWH has established an extensive network of international partnerships. Since 2009, we have held programs in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Cameroon, Colombia, Kenya, Libya, Peru, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Turkey (Syrian refugees) and Uganda.
Each program is approximately two weeks long and applications are open to all medical personnel and non-medical PWH volunteers, in accordance with the program requirements. Participants make a tax-deductible donation to PWH to join the program. This amount includes all roundtrip flights and in-country travel, accommodations and meals, interpreters, tips & sundries.
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Each team member will participate in a full day of work activities. Activities include: primary care, Project 10,000 education, BP screening, wound care, public health education and more. Students will have the opportunity to work alongside a variety of health care professionals and learn about health care delivery in the developing world.
Join us for an incredible opportunity to strengthen local healthcare systems and provide direct patient care to under-resource communities in a structured, educational, and safe environment!
Our upcoming global health volunteer opportunities are linked below. If you are considering a program or have any remaining questions, please contact us. If you are ready to start the application process, please fill out the interest form, linked below.