Internships in Nakuru, Kenya

Join a unique 14-day Teen Environmental Volunteer Program in Nakuru, Kenya, perfect for teenagers aged 15-17. This program offers a rare opportunity to engage in wildlife conservation, community empowerment, and environmental stewardship, all while experiencing the rich cultural heritage of Kenya. Participants will immerse themselves in Maasai traditions, contribute to the conservation of the endangered Rothschild giraffe, and participate in women empowerment projects. The program includes exciting adventures like hiking Thompson Falls, a boat ride in Lake Naivasha, and exploring the Dundori Forest. Volunteers will also combat invasive plant species and take part in climate change programs, gaining valuable insights into sustainable practices and environmental challenges. This expedition is an ideal blend of cultural exploration, environmental action, and personal growth.

We invite medical students and practitioners across all medical fields to fill the ever-growing gaps in Level 5 hospitals, health centers, rural clinics, and dispensaries in Kenya. Some of these facilities have the equipment but lack human resources, affecting the services provided to most of the population. Interns and volunteers will be involved in various activities based on their backgrounds and training. These could include assisting with nursing, patient check-ups, registration, treatments, vaccinations, patient transport, maternity, pediatric care, dentistry, optical care, physiotherapy, and surgeries, among other things. Participants can choose to work at Nakuru Level 5 General Hospital, Mother Kevin Mission Hospital, Mama Lucy Hospital, or Muserich Health Center. The work schedule is from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, and interns/volunteers can stay anywhere from two weeks to three months. Weekends are free, and interns/volunteers can also take part in professional knowledge sharing.