2020 Missions
Photo courtesy of Lake Turkana Wind Power In light of the global situation, our current schedule of missions is on hold. We are working on a tentative schedule for 2021 and we want to be ready to go as soon…
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Photo courtesy of Lake Turkana Wind Power In light of the global situation, our current schedule of missions is on hold. We are working on a tentative schedule for 2021 and we want to be ready to go as soon…
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Are medical missions truly effective? Well, sometimes! We believe the question is really asking “are missions sustainable? Our answer? Well, that also depends! “Sustainability” has been popping up in the news a lot lately. It refers to the improvement or…
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How can renewable energy provide reliable healthcare? Long-time M2H partner Lake Turkana Wind Power makes this possible through its non-profit subsidiary, Winds of Change. LTWP boasts a stretch of over three hundred wind turbines in Marsabit, Kenya. From the inception…
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This is the last installment of a series. Read from the beginning here. Dr. G wrote the following in January, when M2H was in Uganda: “I found out that midwife Sharon aspirations of going to medical school and that is…
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This is an installment in a series highlighting volunteer reflections from our 2020 mission in Uganda. Read from the beginning here. Pamela, Volunteer “I learned a lot (burns, disseminated intravascular coagulation, anemia, HIV/AIDS, hematogenous). During surgical procedures, I learned how to…
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“Our tutorial began with an introduction into the educational component of our M2H Missions and how it would work. Rafael led off on the discussion of burns, the kinds of agents that can burn and the depth and width and…
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The coronavirus knows no borders in its breadth and scope. With over 200 countries and territories reporting cases of COVID-19, “flattening the curve” has become a universally accepted method to combat its spread. This precaution is so effective because it…
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