Our health projects offers a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to become familiar with the challenges and health issues of developing countries.

This program involves visiting areas without access to healthcare to treat URIs, UTIs, STIs, GI & skin infections, wounds, plus HIV and malaria testing and treatment.

We need midwifery assistants to work in Arusha with mother and babies, helping to deliver newborns & support pregnant women! Students & Trained Professionals welcome!

This programme has been specially designed for those already studying or looking to further study psychology/mental health.

Student placements in Medical, Surgical, Ophthalmology, Paediatrics, Women and Babies, Midwifery, General, HIV care, Theatres, Community and Public Health and more.

More than ever, nursing remains the thread that combines the healthcare systems and communities that keep our patients alive. Students & Trained Professionals welcome.

Shadow doctors & nurses in Greek hospitals for up to 40 hours per week. Rotate between different departments, clinics & surgeries.

Healthcare providers, & Dentistry professionals are always in high demand in the communities we are serving.Gain volunteer experience with us in humanitarian Aid in Kenya

Work side by side with medical staff at local clinics and be involved with day to day healthcare.This opportunity will give you an insight into the running of a clinic.

Psychology placement working with patients struggling with mental health problems. Work in a large hospital in a clinical team of nurses, doctors and psychologists.

Gain practical medical experience and insight on PMGY’s medical elective programme in India, whilst bringing support to some of Delhi’s poorest people.

Volunteer at an assisted living facility for elderly adults or HIV patients, or a facility for disabled children.

This amazing opportunity gives you an insight into how psychiatric services operate in Ghana today. Help this important sector to reach modern standards.

Work in a busy children's ward in a local hospital helping the paediatric medical team treat sick young babies and children from the local community.

Mental health issues often come last on the list of priorities for policy makers and hence mental illnesses receive very little attention from the government.