Hello All! My name is Malika Day and I am a junior at Bowling Green State University. I am pleased to say I am planning on attending my second MEDLIFE mobile clinic volunteer trip May 6-14 to Moshi, Tanzania!
MEDLIFE's mission is to provide Medicine, Education, and Development to Low Income Families Everywhere. During this volunteer trip I will be working closely with medical professionals to provide primary care/medicine and educational programs to communities who lack access. Some different services that are provided within a mobile clinic include, but are not limited to: Pharmacy, Dentistry, Obstetrician/Gynecologist (preventative test), Tooth brushing, and Triage. A development project will take place in the community, as well. Although my trip's duration is a week, year-round patient follow-up care is provided for patients that experience serious symptoms.
While on my first mobile clinic trip in Managua, Nicaragua I witnessed first-hand the constraints of poverty. It was heartwarming to see the impact I aided in making in the different communities within Nicaragua. It would be a blessing to be able to serve the individuals in Moshi, Tanzania, as well.
I would be extremely grateful for any donation! Money raised would be going towards my participation trip fee and airfare costs. My volunteer work is a reflection of you, as well, as you aid in making this trip possible! Following my trip, I would love to individually thank everyone who helped me for this great cause.
Thank you in advance for your support and God Bless!
Below is a video to give you a better understanding of MEDLIFE. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!
MEDLIFE's mission is to provide Medicine, Education, and Development to Low Income Families Everywhere. During this volunteer trip I will be working closely with medical professionals to provide primary care/medicine and educational programs to communities who lack access. Some different services that are provided within a mobile clinic include, but are not limited to: Pharmacy, Dentistry, Obstetrician/Gynecologist (preventative test), Tooth brushing, and Triage. A development project will take place in the community, as well. Although my trip's duration is a week, year-round patient follow-up care is provided for patients that experience serious symptoms.
While on my first mobile clinic trip in Managua, Nicaragua I witnessed first-hand the constraints of poverty. It was heartwarming to see the impact I aided in making in the different communities within Nicaragua. It would be a blessing to be able to serve the individuals in Moshi, Tanzania, as well.
I would be extremely grateful for any donation! Money raised would be going towards my participation trip fee and airfare costs. My volunteer work is a reflection of you, as well, as you aid in making this trip possible! Following my trip, I would love to individually thank everyone who helped me for this great cause.
Thank you in advance for your support and God Bless!
Below is a video to give you a better understanding of MEDLIFE. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!