Volunteers on the Medical program in Livingstone, Zambia, support local clinics that serve low-income communities with limited access to healthcare. You may assist medical staff by taking patient histories, recording vital signs, updating files, supporting wound care, and helping with pre- and post-natal needs, depending on your experience and the clinic’s requirements. All tasks are supervised, and responsibilities are matched to your training level to ensure safe and meaningful participation.
These clinics often operate with minimal resources and high demand, so volunteer support helps ease pressure on staff and allows more patients to be seen. By contributing to daily routines, you help improve access to essential services and support better health outcomes for individuals who might otherwise struggle to receive consistent care.
This program welcomes volunteers aged 18 and above who are studying or qualified in medicine, nursing, or related fields. Placements run for one to sixteen weeks, with typical volunteer commitments of up to five hours per day.