Volunteer Doctors needed: Papua New Guinea
Doctors, particularly family practice doctors, surgeons and OB/GYN specialists are needed to provide support and relief for the full-time missionary doctors there. Pediatricians, internists, anesthesiologists, orthopedist, and otolaryngologists are also needed. Any doctor who desires to serve and whose specialty is not listed here is encouraged to contact us, and we would be glad to discuss our needs. A minimum of a 4 week commitment is needed.

Anyone wishing to volunteer should contact Dr. Andy Bennett at andybennett@reachone.com

November 2008
For further information, please contact Dr. Larry Hull
Email: larryhull@comcast.net

Summer 2008
Guatemala
Team Leader: Allison
Contact: allys_debut@yahoo.com

This health care team will be more focused on public health programs like hygiene education, pursuing clean water, etc.

Pending to announce (Bolivia possibility)

• There are no scheduled trips at this time

• Date: To be Announced
Sri Lanka - Medical Missions Team
Team Leader: Hermann Gschwandtner
Email: drhermanng@eurasia-help.org

The Tsunami of Christmas 2004 has opened new doors for the church in the country of Sri Lanka. It has become obvious that medical ministries are of major importance in this area, because people are too poor to use available services. For this reason we have started a community based health care program in the Tsunami affected area and also serve people around the Tsunami Rehab Center. This gives us the opportunity to touch the lives of marginalized tea estate workers since the center is located in one of the poorest areas of Sri Lanka.

• Date: To be Announced
India - Medical Mission Teams
Team Leader: Dr. Arun Noah
Email: arunnoah@gmail.com: akl_arunnoah@sancharnet.in

Vast parts of rural India lack decent health care. Even if medical personnel are responsible it doesn't mean they will do their job. Preventative care is not necessarily something people know of and thus many suffer or even die who could easily be helped. Most of the work of the Church of the Nazarene is in the rural areas and therefore with people that are particularly disadvantaged and neglected. All over the country medical mission teams could make a major difference and share the love of Christ in practical ways.

• Date: To be Announced
Bangladesh - Medical Mission Teams
Team Leader: Nathan Biswas
Email: bnm@nazarenebd.org

Bangladesh is one of the poorest countries of the world and the Church of the Nazarene serves here among the poorest of the poor, rural people that are disadvantaged and marginalized. Dozens of programs for child development, community based health care and individual village doctors love to welcome you and share the love of Christ in practical ways. And many, many are responding to that love and to the offer for a future with hope.

June 2008
South Africa
Team Leader: Bill Downer
Email: waterwill@gmail.com

There is an urgent need for 4 people to join this trip to Africa.

Nurses and Doctors are needed in South Africa!
This trip is planned for June 2008 to the community of Lutengele, South Africa to work with children, perform a school health screening and administer basic medications. The team will be limited to 6 team members. We encourage preferentially four nurses and two doctors to join us in this exciting trip.

Lutengele is an extremely poor area and this trip will serve as the entrance activity for a long term community development project. Please contact the team leader for further information.

September 2008
Kenya
Team Leader: Ruth
Email: Mitchnruth@aol.com

We are planning to go in September 2008 to Kisumu to work with OVCs. The team will be limited to 12 team members.  

In communication with the local leaders -Joelene Boccaccio and Evie Gardner -we were hoping to do some type of medical work, and have several nurses who are interested in going, but no doctors. we urgently need to recruit doctors for the team. We may also support a project working with AIDS orphans

Swaziland
Pending to announce

Equatorial Guinea, South Africa
Pending to confirm