Tanzania is a country in east Africa which contains a population of 61 million according to the national census which conducted in 2022. The population distributed in rural and urban areas, despite of all government struggle to improve health status in Tanzania still majority of people facing health challenges because they lack of enough amount of money to cover health services, inadequate number of experts, insufficient facilities and low technology to run the service effectively. Due to this as KLM safaris we have this special package that suit all health expert and others who want to volunteer in providing health services to majority of local people in Tanzania. Health volunteering in Tanzania involves working in the hospitals, Health centres and dispensary where the company will find a perfect place fir you in order to provide assistance. Your presence will create strong unity and cooperation as well as strong knowledge and skills sharing that will leave a good legacy in management and operation of hospital activities.
Areas to volunteer
Clinical Services
Volunteers with medical training (doctors, nurses, dentists, physiotherapists) can work alongside Tanzanian healthcare workers in hospitals, clinics, and health centres. This may include assisting in surgeries, outpatient services, emergency care, maternal health, and more
Public Health Campaigns
Volunteers can help with disease prevention efforts such as: HIV/AIDS education and awareness, Malaria prevention campaigns, Nutrition and sanitation education, Vaccination drives.
Community Health Outreach
Engaging with communities to promote health education, wellness, and prevention is crucial in addressing long-term healthcare challenges in Tanzania. Volunteers can help provide health workshops and training to local communities, including hygiene practices, family planning, and maternal care.
Training and Capacity Building
Volunteers with healthcare education experience can provide essential training for Tanzanian medical personnel, focusing on skills development and knowledge transfer to improve healthcare outcomes.
Maternal and Child Health
Tanzania has high maternal and infant mortality rates. Volunteers can work in maternity wards or community health programs to offer care, education, and support to mothers and children.
Who can apply
Medical Professionals
Doctors, nurses, midwives, dentists, pharmacists, physiotherapists, and other licensed healthcare professionals.
Public Health Experts
Public health professionals, epidemiologists, health educators, and those with experience in health system management.
Students
Medical students, nursing students, or those studying global health can also contribute under supervision, gaining practical experience while helping underserved communities.
Non-medical Volunteers
Individuals with experience in logistics, administration, and IT can help with organizing healthcare programs, managing patient records, and supporting the overall functioning of health facilities.
What is included in the package
Airport transfer
Accommodation that can be hostel, homestay or quality guest house with safeguard
Meal plan that will be breakfast, lunch and dinner