JOIN OUR NEXT MEDICAL MISSION TRIP TO KENYA
Tentatively May/June 2027
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Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Nairobi
Day 2: Depart for Kisumu / Travel to Sega
Day 3: Orientation
Days 4-5: Provide Technical Assistance/Training to Local Staff
Day 6-8: Medical Care, Public Health Programs & Community Outreach
Day 9 Mission Wrap-Up
Day 10: Depart for Home or Continue Travel
VOLUNTEER IN KENYA
We're accepting applications from clinical and public health professionals to volunteer at our clinic. College students in health-related majors are also welcome to apply. Depending on your credentials, skill set, and interest, our volunteers may:
Create visually appealing and culturally appropriate health education materials.
Provide health education education to women and girls within our community on a variety of women's health topics.
Provide medical care at our women's health clinic as a physician, nurse practitioner, physician's assistant, nurse, midwife or medical assistant.*
Provide counseling services and support to survivors of gender-based violence.*
Deliver training and technical assistance to our healthcare providers and community health workers.
Plan, implement, and evaluate public health programs.
For more information, e-mail twonurses@juani.org.
VOLUNTEER REMOTELY
We're seeking volunteers with expertise in marketing, fundraising, IT, public health, women's healthcare, and gender-based violence prevention. Our current remote volunteer opportunities include:
Performing quality assurance/chart reviews on medical records from our clinic
Developing health education materials
Planning and implementing fundraising events
Providing technical assistance and training to our staff
Contact twonurses@juani.org or visit idealist.org to learn how you can join us.
INTERNSHIPS
Each Spring and Summer semesters, we welcome college sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a passion for global health and female empowerment to join our team as interns. Remote internships are generally 16 weeks in length and the student is expected to complete at least 160 hours by the end of their semester. Students may be able to earn credit but final approval is dependent on the student's college or university. On-site internships are generally 8-12 weeks for a minimum of 240 hours. To apply for our internships, e-mail your resume and cover letter to twonurses@juani.org.
GLOBAL HEALTH
- Remote or in Kenya -
Health care and public health students are invited to apply for our global health internships which can be performed remotely or on-site, depending on the desires of the intern and the needs of the project. The intern will design, implement, and evaluate public health programs, create culturally appropriate health education materials, and if on-site, may volunteer at The Wilson Center.
COMMUNICATIONS & DEVELOPMENT
- Remote -
We’re looking for public health, medical, finance, business, and international affairs majors who would like to gain experience with both fundraising, development, and public health activities. The ideal candidate is a creative individual with excellent communication skills and an interest in women's health. The intern will promote fundraising activities, organize and implement educational events that further our mission, assist with grant applications, and produce our women's health podcast, Sunlit Conversations. This is a remote internship with the option to organize and host in-person events on your college campus or within your community.
Our Global Footprint
We're a team of volunteers determined to make preventive healthcare more accessible to women in Kenya. We primarily work remotely throughout the U.S. to support our team in Sega as they implement educational programming and prepare for the opening of The Wilson Center. We have expertise in public health, medicine, social work, engineering, and communication - and we've been working tirelessly to ensure our vision becomes a reality. In 2024, 15 volunteers and interns across the globe donated over 966 hours to Juani, an investment worth more than $30,750 USD.
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