Work alongside legal advocates providing legal aid and advice in High Court and the local community. Raise human rights and international law awareness.

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

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

Emergency department placement in working with a busy team looking after major and minor injuries and with severely ill or acutely unwell patients.

Dentists are encouraged to contribute to oral health. Work alongside trained Dentists and support children and adults during basic and complex procedure.

Join local obstetrics and gynaecology physicians to help provide care and treatment to women with C-sections and birth complications. STUDENTS & PROFESSIONALS welcome!

Nursing electives and internships in Africa! Complete part of your placement abroad and experience the socio economic impacts of poverty on health.

The Human Rights program includes working with Tanzanian human rights professionals focusing on Children, Women, and Disabled rights.

Help fight the stigma and care for children with different disabilities.

Join a team of local physiotherapist as they aim to rehabilitate patients in burns, trauma, orthopaedics and paediatrics departments.

Medical volunteering in Tanzania will be a great opportunity for all pre-med, medical and nursing students to know about the healthcare scenario of a Third World Country

Student midwives placement. Complete part of your placement in Africa and experience a full rotational placement in delivery, post natal and antenatal care.

Volunteer to support an NGO advocating for Maasai women against FGM and forced marriage. Help to provide free medical and psychological care as well as medical outreach.

Work with patients struggling with mental health problems seeking clinical support! Students & Trained Professionals welcome.