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Mission 2
Health Programmes
Access and provision of quality health care is our second mission of alleviating poverty and to save lives. This programmes came about as a result of the fact that, quality health care delivery is a mirage largely in rural areas and the cost of health care in Ghana is becoming expensive every day. Despite the implementation of the health insurance scheme, the rural poor do not have access to quality health care due to lack of the facilities in communities and the high cost involve to reach the nearest health post.
The programme also offer the opportunity to medical students to intern in hospitals to learn at first hand health care delivery.
VARAS therefore hope to change this perennial problem by bringing health care to the door step of the rural poor through:
1. Health sensitization programmes
2. Rural mobile outreach/clinic
3. Donation of medical supplies to health centers and rehabilitation of dilapidated health centres
4. Sponsorship of surgeries.
Note: You do not need to be a professional to participate in our health programmes
Summer Medical Internship Programme
Take advantage of our free volunteer/intern placement and join us this summer and winter break on our educate the youth program. Some of the itineraries include, education of career guidance, computing, healthy living, public health etc. Join us!
Medical Volunteer/Internship in Ghana
Our health programmes/internship is design mainly to raise the standard of health care delivery in Ghana while giving the opportunity to international volunteers/interns to learn at first hand and assist in the process of health care. This we hope to achieve through
1. Volunteer assisting local health workers deliver health care
2. Education of community members and students on diseases and virus such as HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, Personal hygiene etc
3. International medical or science students intern to job shadow physicians in teaching, regional and district hospitals to learn at first hand health care delivery.
4. Conducting of research and survey to inform policy makers on health related issues in rural communities.
5. Organize capacity building workshop for health workers
6. Organize mobile clinic exercise in rural communities
Typical day
7:00am: Breakfast. Departure to work
12:00pm: Lunch
4:00pm: Close from work
6:00pm: Supper
Emmanuel Nyavor
Emmanuel Nyavor
Emmanuel Nyavor
Medical Condition: Myelomeningocele with mild communication hydrocephalus and lacunar skull. His story
Edem Ametor
Emmanuel Nyavor
Godsway L. Azoyome
Medical Condition: Large tumour behind his right ear. His story
Godsway L. Azoyome
Rich & Tsoe Kwampah
Godsway L. Azoyome
Medical Condition: Congenital Inguinal Hernia. Her story
Rich & Tsoe Kwampah
Rich & Tsoe Kwampah
Rich & Tsoe Kwampah
Sagah Yvonne
Raymond Quarshie
Raymond Quarshie
Medical Condition: Congenital Sub-Lingual Swelling. Her story
Raymond Quarshie
Raymond Quarshie
Raymond Quarshie
Medical Condition: Orbital Fracture and resulting Diplopia. Her story
Charity Adanuvor
Raymond Quarshie
Charity Adanuvor
Medical Condition: Ameloblastoma, large benign facial tumour. Her story
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Emanuella Amevor
Emanuella Amevor
Emanuella Amevor
Medical Condition: Nephrotic syndrome (acute kidney failure) Her story
Adzasu Mawuliklpim
Adzasu Mawuliklpim
Adzasu Mawuliklpim
Medical Condition: Imperforated anus and cephalhaematoma
His story