This was my first mission trip and one of the things that positively surprised me was the camaraderie amongst the group. Days started early with exercise and preparation for the activities ahead.
The days were spent with clinics, home visits, stove installations, latrine building, health education and all sorts of community outreach initiatives.
There was room for every single person in our trip to contribute: a 7 y/o applied fluoride on another child, teenagers interviewed the community, and adults helped in the point of care station.
At the end of a long day, having had family and friends work with us , debrief with us and enjoy quality time together was priceless.
Bruna, PGY-3
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