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Meet Chirpa, she has been a faithful companion to our staff, volunteers, and patients at Project Anconcito for two years, escorting FIMRC team members throughout the neighborhood and patiently waiting outside homes and buildings. And now with her very own FIMRC vest, she's officially a member of the FIMRC Family!

When girls do better, we all do better! 💪
We are dedicated to helping girls lead healthy lives through access to quality healthcare at all 10 of our sites around the world. #DayoftheGirl

We firmly believe in providing holistic healthcare for our communities, this includes offering mental health services at many of our sites.

On #WorldMentalHealthDay, we are recognizing some of our amazing team members who provide these services and help ensure people in our communities that they matter and their mental health is just as important their physical health. #WMHD2019
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Freddy Baque, Project Coordinator, Project Anconcito, Ecuador:
Freddy uses his skills to lead empowerment groups for children. He also provides free individual counseling.
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Musa Kutosi, Counseling Psychologist, Project Bududa, Uganda:
Musa provides voluntary HIV counseling to patients who are going through testing or may be diagnosed with HIV. He serves as a rock for those struggling emotionally and physically with illness and stress.
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Tatiana Blanco, Field Operations Manager, Project Alajuelita, Costa Rica:
Tati works both individually and in groups to support Nicaraguan refugees, particularly women & children. As a psychologist, Tati helps them to adjust to their new surroundings and create a positive path forward.

Did you know that FIMRC offers scholarships for volunteers, like Nekhaila Tyson (@klassy__k), who want to serve with us, opening doors to clinical experiences and new cultures? “FIMRC offered me a totally immersive, and intensive experience, loaded with service activities and cultural exploration," shared Nekhaila, who served with us in the Philippines this summer.

Applications for Winter Scholarships are open through Oct. 19, apply today at www.fimrc.org/volunteer-travel-scholarships

Did you know that FIMRC offers scholarships for volunteers, like Nekhaila Tyson (@klassy__k), who want to serve with us, opening doors to clinical experiences and new cultures? “FIMRC offered me a totally immersive, and intensive experience, loaded with service activities and cultural exploration," shared Nekhaila, who served with us in the Philippines this summer.

Applications for Winter Scholarships are open through Oct. 19, apply today at www.fimrc.org/volunteer-travel-scholarships

Join our mission to improve healthcare around the world. Visit our link in the bio to learn how!

Only a few weeks left to apply for a winter travel scholarship! Where will you serve?

“Wanyala Naabi” to the INCREDIBLE @denvercollegeofnursing volunteers who brought us clinical supplies, supported mobile clinic outreach, led health education sessions, and gave us countless belly laughs. We’re extra glad that each of these soon-to-be nurses observed a delivery!

Ecuador really changed my view of healthcare abroad. FIMRC’s mission spoke to me because I knew that on top of a lot of clinical care in the community there are also a lot of health education programs and other initiatives. My trip was the most incredible thing I have ever done because of the people, places, and the community. When I arrived, Luisa, Freddy, Kelly, Conrad, Steffy - every single person - welcomed me and was excited to have me there. Their impact on my life was so much bigger than the small amount of time I spent there and I am forever thankful for their kindness and excitement to have me there.” We 💜 our volunteers. This week’s volunteer spotlight, @Clemson student @maddie_white14 is another example of how opening your heart to different experiences and cultures might change your life.

“Just to travel is rather boring, but to travel with a purpose is educational and exciting.” – Sargent Shriver
Travel with a purpose with FIMRC! Slots for fall and winter travel are still available! visit our link in the bio to learn more!

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