2012 team preparations well underway

Congratulations to the 2012 team! Well underway in their preparations for their medical mission to Ghana next summer, this dynamic group truly seeks "to preserve and restore health, to seek the cause and cure of diseases, and to educate those who would save humanity," just as the inscription reads behind them in the historic Hunton Hall at the VCU School of Medicine. They will accomplish these objectives and will themselves be greatly inspired and affected during their service in Ghana next summer. We wish them the best and lend them our full support!

~ Jeremy

Q&A Session

Hi all, We're having a Q&A session to follow up the interest meeting.

Date: Tuesday, September 6
Location: Sanger 1-044
Time: 12 - 1 pm

Thanks for your interest! Hope to see you there,

Jeremy

2012 Trip Interest Meeting

2011 Trip Video!

The team has worked hard to create a video to document our trip (see below). Feel free to share with family and friends!

Week 3 Update - back home

With the REACH 4 Ghana team back in the United States, we are excited to share about our action-packed final week in Ghana. As we do so, we are filled with fond memories of our time there and gratitude for the comforts of life in America.

Thank you for your support – you have made this mission possible. Our experience in Ghana and the services we were able to provide have changed our lives and the lives of many others.

Read the rest of the update on the Week 3 page.

Week 2 Update

Greetings once again from the REACH 4 Ghana team. We hope this update finds you all doing well. The second week was full of enriching experiences and we’re grateful to be able to share them with you. Thank you, as always for your support which has made our time in Ghana a reality.

You can view the rest of the update on the blog.

Week 1 Update

Hello from Ghana! The team arrived on Sunday, June 19 and we spent our first night in Tema, near Accra. We traveled to Ho the next morning for an orientation and welcome ceremony hosted by Life for the Living Medical Center. We felt honored to have drumming, singing, and dancing from three local cultural performance groups to say, "Woezo lo," meaning "You are very welcome!"

You can view the rest of the update on our blog.