Our health care project in Lima, Peru is a great opportunity because of the "hands on" activities for volunteers. Many health-related volunteer abroad projects don't allow volunteers to be directly involved with patients. This one does.
Please take a look at Allison's Blog. Allison is a volunteer with GeoVisions on this project. She has been writing her posts since September. If you are looking for someone on the project now, look no further. You can ask her questions through the Comments section of her blog.
GeoVisions wants to send more volunteers abroad on this project in 2010. We are ready to provide more information about the project and are eager to accept your application for the medical volunteer project in Lima.
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Randy LeGrant : Jan 5, 2010 12:01:00 PM
One of the best feelings in our work is to see volunteers provide assistance to a community or a medical outpost or teaching kids to read in rural...
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Randy LeGrant : Oct 6, 2011 9:37:00 AM
Our program, Health and Wellness in Peru, is really about as good as it gets if you're wanting to volunteer on a medical project. All of GeoVisions'...
Randy LeGrant : Jan 12, 2010 3:15:00 PM
A few days ago I wrote a Blog post about a volunteer (Daniel Jackson) who returned home only to start up his own non-profit and find new ways to...
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