Support under-funded medical centres and hospitals, and play a key role in day-to-day patient support and essential medical procedures.
Adequate medical expertise in developing countries is often lacking because of the absence of qualified practitioners and effective and well-organised facilities in developing countries around the world.
Our medical programmes allow volunteers to share their medical knowledge and expertise to communities, and become actively involved in turning around how poor nations are cared for.
Projects can involve providing assistance to HIV/AIDS patients and working with victims of disease and malnutrition.
Photo taken by WAVA staff in 2010, India.
See the full flickr photostream from our Medical projects here.