Our short-term medical outreach trips are the heart of our organization. We send volunteer teams to rural communities—primarily in Honduras and Central America—where we provide essential care and build meaningful partnerships with local healthcare providers and pastors.

Many of the areas we serve are remote and accessible only by boat. In these communities, our teams offer basic medical care, health education, and preventative services. We also identify patients in need of follow-up care and connect them with local hospitals and services. Our goal is to return to the same communities each year, fostering trust and long-term impact.

Trips are typically one week long and take place in the spring and fall. Each team includes both medical professionals and non-medical support staff. We travel together, stay in local accommodations, and work closely with the communities we serve. Our team handles all logistics, including travel, lodging, and meals. Pre-trip planning calls ensure everyone is aligned on mission goals and expectations.

You don’t have to travel abroad to make a difference. We also welcome volunteers to support our work right here in the U.S.—particularly in the Charleston, SC area.

Local volunteers help us organize, pack, and manage donated medical supplies. Before each outreach trip, we prepare equipment and inventory supplies to ensure our teams are ready. We also welcome help picking up and cataloging donations from the South Carolina area.

These behind-the-scenes efforts are vital to our mission—and we’re deeply grateful for every hand that helps.