Mission to Heal has three objectives. So in our next three blog posts, we’ll focus on highlighting each of those objectives, the objectives that give purpose and meaning to our work. Our three objectives: Provide surgical operations and medical care…
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Read the account of fourth year medical student from George Washington University who volunteered in the Philippines this past February. The student shares a bit about her experience giving back on the mission: I participated in the Mission to Heal…
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Updated by Leira Lew on July 27, 2021 19th century French novelist Gustave Flaubert once remarked, “Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world”. On this trip to Roxas, Palawan, I could not…
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Today we're re-blogging an incredible story and photos from volunteers Eva & Andrew. Read below: "Aguiaman," which is to say thank you in Ilocano. This is the language spoken in Apayao and Ilocos Norte, the most northern…
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Dr. Glenn Geelhoed, our founder, shared his first thoughts on the new mobile surgical unit (MSU) in the below email received mid-January: I have just arrived and this is the first time I’ve had access to email while in…
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One of Mission to Heal's main objectives is life-changing learning, or learning that results from experiencing profoundly different environments that challenge long-held beliefs and habits while accomplishing feats of service and discovering meaning, purpose, and motivation for a lifetime. Many…
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