On outreach you will put it all into practice. You will continue to grow in God's compassion for the poor and needy as you minister to their felt needs. During this cross-cultural experience in the developing world, you will have opportunities to put into practice the clinical skills and knowledge gained in lecture phase, as well as share the gospel in meaningful ways. 

Our teams will set up basic clinics where we will diagnose and treat a variety of illnesses in children and adults. Our clinics may be under a tree or in a church or school building. We go where the needs are. We will also partner with existing health works, doing children's checks, immunisations or antenatal care. This strengthens and encourages the community, as well as enhances our lasting impact. 

Health education is what changes and improves a community's level of health! We will teach and model primary health care in communities, teaching essential health messages, such as hand washing, hygiene and fever reduction. You will be able to teach people as they come to clinics, or as you get into the community and teach in a variety of settings - schools, clinics, churches - training them to teach others.

Through all of this, you will have opportunities to see many lives saved from preventable and treatable illnesses – as well as gain true life as they encounter Jesus. Ministering to the whole person is a vital part of the community's health. You will actively share the gospel and pray for the sick as you care for their essential physical needs. As a primary healthcare worker in missions you have the privilege of carrying with you the power of God to transform!