Photo courtesy of Lake Turkana Wind Power We are excited to announce the 2020 schedule of missions! If you have questions about joining a mission, contact us. Mission to Heal 2020 January 13 - 31: Uganda February 24 - March…
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Mission to Heal missions have often been called “life-changing” and “unlike any other experience.” Why? It begins at the most fundamental level, with our unique approach to the medical mission. We seek to indigenize an enduring healthcare system by educating…
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Following a decade-long Civil War, Somaliland finally gained independence in 1991. Since then, the country has been in a state of rebuilding. As a relatively new state, it currently ranks 161 of 163 least developed countries in the world. Currently, the United Nations recognizes…
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We want to extend a huge thank-you to our friends at NIFA for generously including Mission To Heal in their advertising campaigns. NIFA's billboard can be seen across the street from the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) on Parker…
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I visited Africa in the summer of 2019 from June 12 to June 27. I had been on a service trip with Mission to Heal a couple of years ago where I went to Ecuador with my brother and my…
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Next up on our Mission Profile series? The beautiful nation of Kenya. Home to 47.6 million people, Kenya is one of the most populous nations in the world. The country boasts a wealth of crops, a diversity of distinct ethnic…
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Mission to Heal is excited to return to Uganda in 2019 to continue serving alongside the local healthcare workers, training them to deliver healing surgical care to their own community. To join this trip, visit missiontoheal.org/volunteer. Home to 42,000,000 people…
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