St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation needs midwife interns and volunteers to assist our partnered hospitals and clinics in Ghana. These health facilities offer maternity services and diagnosis, treatment of malaria, typhoid, diarrhea, as well as provide contraceptive services, immunization for infants, ante-natal care, ultrasound scan services, and HIV/AIDS counseling and testing.
Volunteer will also be able to participate in health education focused on providing expectant and nursing teen mothers who visit these health centers. Main topics include family planning and reproductive health, dietary nutrition for babies, and prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV/AIDS. Weekly immunization services are provided at the health center, as well as some outreach into remote village areas.
Volunteer with medical training/expertise and knowledge in the medical, nursing, midwifery or public health fields (students, groups, families are welcome) can help by providing curative and preventive health services. This is a challenging medical placement due to lack of facilities. Volunteers need to bring their own medical scrubs, gloves, mask for personal use.
Travel tips
Volunteers will arrive at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) in Accra, the Capital city of Ghana. After been through arrival formalities, SMWEF staffs will meet you at the airport holding a placard at the arrival hall. Volunteers will be picked up from the airport to their accommodation where they will be having their volunteer work placement.
Benefits for volunteers
Receive a certificate of participation upon successful completion of the project and a reference letter upon request.
Interested volunteers can apply for the Midwifery volunteer and internship program by completing our online application form.
Scrubs Requirement:
Interns are required to bring along 3 sets of scrubs for their hospital rotations. These scrubs will be used during their clinical duties at the hospital and are essential for maintaining hygiene standards.
St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation prioritizes the safety and well-being of our participants. We adhere to stringent health and safety protocols to ensure a secure environment at placement sites, accommodations, and throughout the program duration. Our dedicated staff provides 24/7 support and assistance to address any concerns or emergencies.
St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation needs midwife interns and volunteers to assist our partnered hospitals and clinics in Ghana. These health facilities offer maternity services and diagnosis, treatment of malaria, typhoid, diarrhea, as well as provide contraceptive services, immunization for infants, ante-natal care, ultrasound scan services, and HIV/AIDS counseling and testing.
Volunteer will also be able to participate in health education focused on providing expectant and nursing teen mothers who visit these health centers. Main topics include family planning and reproductive health, dietary nutrition for babies, and prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV/AIDS. Weekly immunization services are provided at the health center, as well as some outreach into remote village areas.
Volunteer with medical training/expertise and knowledge in the medical, nursing, midwifery or public health fields (students, groups, families are…
Volunteers on this program must be 18 years and above. Volunteers below the ages 15 – 17 years old, we will need to receive consent and approval from parents before we can finally offer them placement of their choice.
Volunteers on this program must be fluent in English or basic and must come along with bundle of energy.
Volunteers must have at least a high school education.
Volunteers applying as medics must have relevant medical training and certification during your application process.
Apply via
https://www.miracleworkseducationcomplex.org
Volunteers on this program must be 18 years and above. Volunteers below the ages 15 – 17 years old, we will need to receive consent and approval from parents before we can finally offer…