Newport Beach - Newport Coast - Orange County, CA – 92657 My brother is 60 years old and other than stage 4 cancer is in good health. He lives in Newport Coast (Orange County, CA).&nb...
Looking for a nurse with pediatric experience to provide care for my 7 year old son with epilepsy who is wheelchair bound. Duties include: bathing/toileting, meal preparation, med administration, ...
Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Maternal Health Nursing, Public Health Nursing, Home Health Nursing/Visiting Nurses, Intensive Care Unit Nursing (ICU, MICU, CCU, ext), Primary Care Nursing, Urgent Care Nursing, Geriatric Nursing, Hospice Nursing
Medical Mission Trip November 9 - 21 2017 SHOTS/VACCINATIONS NEEDED FOR TRAVEL TO UGANDA 1. Yellow Fever 2. Twinrix~vaccine for hepatitis A &...
excelkent working conditions, private pay, hiring for my mother who has mobility issues and needs assistance, errands and monitoring for health status .
Medical Mission Trip to Uganda with Sylvia's Children June 15-27, 2017!
We are looking for some wonderful nurses to join us on a Medical Mission Trip to Uganda Africa with Sylvia's ...
Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Maternal Health Nursing, Public Health Nursing, Home Health Nursing/Visiting Nurses, Intensive Care Unit Nursing (ICU, MICU, CCU, ext), Urgent Care Nursing, Hospice Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing
About The Mission Trip IMR will return for our fourth visit down the beautiful, world renowned, Amazon River. Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world and takes up nearly half of South...
Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Maternal Health Nursing, Public Health Nursing, Home Health Nursing/Visiting Nurses, Intensive Care Unit Nursing (ICU, MICU, CCU, ext), Primary Care Nursing, Urgent Care Nursing, Geriatric Nursing
About The Mission Trip Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country on the South China Sea known for its beaches, rivers, Buddhist pagodas, and bustling cities. Fishing is one of the major contributor...
Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Maternal Health Nursing, Public Health Nursing, Home Health Nursing/Visiting Nurses, Intensive Care Unit Nursing (ICU, MICU, CCU, ext), Primary Care Nursing, Urgent Care Nursing, Geriatric Nursing, Hospice Nursing
About The Mission Trip Cambodia, home to nearly 15 million is perhaps one of the most charming countries in all of Asia. From an outsider’s first glance, its pristine golden beaches, tra...
Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Maternal Health Nursing, Public Health Nursing, Home Health Nursing/Visiting Nurses, Intensive Care Unit Nursing (ICU, MICU, CCU, ext), Primary Care Nursing, Urgent Care Nursing, Geriatric Nursing, Hospice Nursing
About The Mission Trip Experience the real “Land of Smiles” in a serene town of Northern Thailand where you will stay in a small forest compound surrounded by mango trees. N...
Newport Beach - Newport Coast - Orange County, CA – 92657 My brother is 60 years old and other than stage 4 cancer is in good health. He lives in Newport Coast (Orange County, CA). He recently was in the hospital from Chemo, radiation combo that knocked him out. My brother was discharged with suggestion that he go on hospice (metastasis to his liver and lungs). Since he's (patient) in good health otherwise and has two young kids (10 and 8), he (patient) has chosen to continue fighting and figuring out if there are options for him. Gradually he's gotten some strength back. We are seeking a RN, LPN, LVN or CNA who can spend nights and occasionally stay throughout the day as needed. This person needs to be very compassionate and caring but also very firm with my brother (the patient) as he is stubborn. Example, patient ended up in hospital when the caretaker wasn't their because he my brother (patient) wasn't drinking enough water and his blood pressure dropped. My brother is seeking that the RN, LPN, LVN or CNA to be very persistent when it comes to important things on keeping him as well as possible so that his body can be in good condition to fight the cancer if possible. My brother (patient) is ambulatory but is short on breath and has pain in the calf from his s-1 tumor that had pinched his nerve leading to excruciating pain. The radiation has helped tremendously with the pain in the calf, otherwise he is ok, eats well, sleeps well.
Looking for a nurse with pediatric experience to provide care for my 7 year old son with epilepsy who is wheelchair bound.
Duties include: bathing/toileting, meal preparation, med administration, G-tube, nasal/oral suction and lavage, light housework/laundry, pick up from school, drive to therapies and doctor's appointments
MUST HAVE: - Clean background check - Clean driving record - Reliable transportation
We have two other children at home, so please do not apply if you are not comfortable around children.
Medical Mission Trip November 9 - 21 2017 SHOTS/VACCINATIONS NEEDED FOR TRAVEL TO UGANDA 1. Yellow Fever 2. Twinrix~vaccine for hepatitis A & B 3. Rabies 4. Typhoid 5. Zostavax~shingles vaccine 6. Menomune~Meningitis vaccine
You will also have to get malaria pills. We have had the most success with Malarone, taken daily ~ there are other options, speak to your doctor.
You will need a valid passport with more than a year left to expiration @ the time of travel.
You will need a Visa to enter Uganda. You will need to send two passport photos, the visa application and your passport to me and I get it for you.This is included in the $3,700 … I do it for you.
We will leave November 10th and return November 22nd.
Total price is $4500.00 US dollars ~ that is all inclusive, the only cash you will need is for tips ($1/day for hotel and $5/day for driver) and souvenirs. Bottled water is provided all day, everyday, you do not need to bring water..
We will have a conference call to answer any questions you might have and to go over the following points: 1. Intros 2. Credit cards 3. Travel insurance 4. Visas, passports, shots 5. Luggage 6. Things to keep in mind while we are there… 7. Money ($50 and more – year 2010 and later) 8. Conversion = $1 = 3,500 shillings 9. Activities at the school 10.Electric converters 11.Clothing 12.Ideas going forward 13.Church … dress; otherwise you can wear what you want as long as it is in good taste 14.Tips will be $1/person/day for hotel and $5/person/day for the guides.
Suggested list of supplies:
Long pants Thick socks Heavy shoes (optional) cotton shirts Rain poncho Hat/visor Sunscreen Band~Aids Baby wipes Hand sanitizer Protein bars Dress for Sunday church “Swiss army” kit ~nail file ~tweezers ~nail clippers Wash cloth Toilet paper Tissues
For the flight: Blanket (usually provided by the airline) Travel pillow Eye mask “Brush up” toothbrushes ***Reminders Page***
· We are visitors in this country and guests at the school. · We are ALWAYS representing the United States; let’s make sure we are setting a good example. · The children look up to us, admire us and will want to imitate us. While on school grounds there is NO SMOKING and we need to be careful of what we say and our facial expressions ~ we do not want to offend them or hurt their feelings. · The children LOVE having their picture taken but, when we are not at the school, we are not at the zoo. Please be courteous of people’s feelings ~ ask before you snap…and if they say ‘no’, then please respect that. · This is the hard one ~ please refrain from handing out things ~ it promotes the beggar mentality we are fighting so hard to break and it can cause a huge disruption at the school and a mob on the street. · It’s a long trip, not everyone travels the same…be considerate of everyone…I promise, you’re not the only one who’s tired!! J · Communicate ~ if you don’t feel well, let someone know, keeping it a secret does no one any good! · Enjoy yourself!!! This can be very heavy emotionally, but remember, you are changing these children’s lives for the better…and they yours.
Thank you for being here!
HISTORY OF SYLVIA’S CHILDREN
Sylvia Allen, President of Allen Consulting, was quite content teaching at New York University, traveling around the world doing motivational seminars and running her public relations and marketing business in Holmdel, NJ. Having taught in China, India, Ireland, Japan, Okinawa, Iceland, Canada and throughout most of the United States, she was sure that was how the rest of her life would play out. Little did she know that a trip to Uganda, Africa in 2003 would totally change her life! Fourteen years ago Sylvia was invited to Uganda, Africa by one of her NYU students. While there she was invited by the children of the Mbiriizi Advanced Primary and Day Care School, to be their grandmother. She took the request seriously and upon returning to the United States she formed Sylvia’s Children, a 501(c)3 organization under United States IRS code. The school has grown dramatically in the last ten years … going from 439 children (of which 136 were orphans) to 1,012 (of which 250 are orphans). The school is based on the British model and starts with baby class, moves up to top class, and then P-1 to P-7. We are creating a series of African entrepreneurship businesses that will allow the school to be self-sustaining and allow Sylvia’s Children to take this model and replicate it in another village.
In the 14 years we have been with the school all of our children have taken their P-7 exams and graduated. If they are sponsored orphans we have asked their sponsors to continue working with them at the next level … S-1 to S-6. We currently have 150 orphans in S-1 through S-6 plus 50 in college and technical schools and will continue with our orphan support as the others graduate.
“This experience has changed my life … for the better. I have learned to love and be loved, to give and to receive graciously, and to know that I can make a difference in a child’s life. I also have the joy of my children being part of organization. All else pales in comparison.”
We invite you to visit our website … www.sylviaschildren.org, get on our mailing list (just e-mail Sylvia@sylviaschildren.org to get updates), keep up-to-date by visiting http://sylviaschildren.blogspot.com … we’d love to have you experience the same joy we have had in working with these beautiful, loving, caring children who want nothing more than to hold your hand or sit on your lap. Please help us to continue making a difference in these children’s lives.
ABOUT UGANDA 95% of the homes have no electricity 95% of the homes have no running water 51% of the families live on $2.00 a day Only 20% of the boys go beyond 7th grade Only 17% of the girls go beyond 7th grade Median age in Uganda is 15 (in the United States it is 35) 2,500,000 Ugandan children are orphans 1,500,000 orphans are as a result of AIDS Population is 33,367,792 51% are women 56% of the population is children (18 and under) Currency is the shilling … $1 = 3,500 shillings The President since 1986 is Lt. Gen. Yoweri Kaguta MUSEVENI There are 56 districts The government is a pseudo-Democracy Religions = Roman Catholic 33%, Protestant 33%, Muslim 16%, indigenous beliefs 18% Languages … English, Lugandan, Swahili Literacy rate … 69% There are 17 tribes Uganda sits astride the Equator 12 hours of sunlight daily, temperatures average in the low 80’s Three rainy seasons School has three sessions, running from January to November
***Information on Uganda ***
Uganda
Uganda is a beautiful country located on the equator in the great continent of Africa. Its neighboring countries are Sudan to the North, Kenya to the East, Republic of Congo to the West, Tanzania and Rwanda to the South.Uganda is located on the most fertile plateau of Africa at a htwelve of 1200 meters above sea level. Uganda has been called a land of lakes because there are many lakes covering almost a third of the country. Lake Victoria which is the largest in Africa dominates the southern part of the country. Where Uganda is located
There are also lakes- Edward and Albert in the west. In the center of Uganda is lake Kyoga and kwania which are fed by water from the river Nile. Other lakes include lake Bunyonyi, lake Bisina near Mt Elgon. There is a lot of activity on the lakes in Uganda including fishing, sport, and white water rafting on river Nile. Kampala is the capital city of Uganda
The capital city of Uganda is Kampala but there are many other smaller towns which include Entebbe where the main airport is Located and Jinja which is the industrial town. The towns mentioned above are very near lake Victoria and Jinja is at the source of the river Nile.Uganda is a nation which was made when many small kingdoms and chiefdoms were united. There is still a real sense of strong culture and heritage which is noticeable through over 40 languages, various traditional costumes, food, music and dance. The official language in Uganda is English but Swahili and luganda is also widely spoken. There are 48 different tribes in Uganda. 80 percent of the population live in rural areas where the major activity is farming. Vegetation
Uganda has exceptional diversity of vegetation. It is between the Tropical East African Savanna and the West African rainforest zones. Seven of the 18 plant kingdoms of Africa are found in Uganda. Some of the vegetation found in Uganda is endangered species and is jealously protected.
National Parks and Tourist attractions
There are many national parks where Uganda's wild life can be seen. Queen Elizabeth national park is one of the major ones and there you can see, Hippopotami, elephants, hyena, waterbucks, bushbuck, buffalo, warthogs, kobs, pelican and eagles and a lot more. Other areas of interest include Murchison falls National park, Bwindi impenetrable forest, Mgahinga Gorilla, Kibale Forest, Kidepo valley national park, Mount Elgon game park, Semiliki valley park, Lake Mburo National park, Rwenzori Mountains, The Ssese Islands, Bujagali falls, Kasubi tombs, Mabira forest, Mpanga forest, Budongo Forest and much more.
Weather
Uganda's equatorial climate has got a cool breeze that comes in from mountains, and the lush green vegetation which results into rainfall. There are 2 rain seasons in Uganda March to May and November to December. The sun rises between 6:30 and 7:00 and sets between 6:30 and 7:00 in the evening which gives 12 hours of day light every day for 12 Months. Uganda is sunny most of the year with temperatures rarely above 29 degrees centigrade. Uganda’s symbols
The symbols of Uganda are the kob and the crested crane. These are seen on most official documents, are also printed on money and on the Ugandan flag. The Uganda flag is made of 3 strips of colors going across: Black- signifies the African brother hood and the fact that Ugandans are predominantly black people, Yellow shows that Uganda is located on the equator and receives sunshine throughout the year and red represents the international blood brotherhood. It means that regardless of color or race, all people are the same since we all have red blood. The crested crane or the bird in the middle of the flag is a national symbol because its feathers have got all the colors of the Uganda flag.
excelkent working conditions, private pay, hiring for my mother who has mobility issues and needs assistance, errands and monitoring for health status .
Medical Mission Trip to Uganda with Sylvia's Children June 15-27, 2017!
We are looking for some wonderful nurses to join us on a Medical Mission Trip to Uganda Africa with Sylvia's Children. Sylvia's Children is a 501C3 that has built an orphanage and school for children - this wonderful medical mission will change your life.
Who is Sylvia? Sylvia is the adopted grandmother to over 1,000 children at the Mbiriizi Advanced Primary and Day Care School, Sylvia Allen has made a significant difference in the children's lives and hopefully, give them enough education to have a better life than their ancestors.
For the last thirteen years we have made a difference in these children's lives... providing a well so they don't get sick, a library and books, additional classroom blocks, a nurse and health care services, the list goes on - click here for a complete list of what we've accomplished in thirteen years. Our goal is to make the school totally self-sustaining so we can take this model and apply it elsewhere.
For more information on Sylvia's Children go here: www.sylviaschildren.org
Please send your resume directly to Sylvia: sylvia@allenconsulting.com or send a message here :)
IMR will return for our fourth visit down the beautiful, world renowned, Amazon River. Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world and takes up nearly half of South America by itself. Brazil is a country of great natural beauty that includes mountains, wetlands, island archipelagos, waterfalls, colonial ports, and some of the world’s most populated cities. Your team will live and work on the Amazon River in the heart of the rainforest. Every moment on the river is a feast for the eyes, from the magnificent sunrises to the magnificent sunsets. You may even see an elusive jaguar or impossibly large anaconda as you survey your surroundings from the bow of the 5-star riverboat you will call home.
About Clinic
The Amazon Region of Brazil has about 23 million people with extremely low density. Don't be fooled by this, however. The river communities already know the dates of the IMR trips in 2016 and are eagerly waiting for you to arrive. The team will see patients with malaria and dengue fever, tinea and scabies, chagas disease, and many different wounds. Malaria, Dengue Fever, Leishmaniasis, Tuberculosis, and Leprosy are major public health concerns in the region but there is also an epidemiological shift occurring with the rise of chronic, non-communicable diseases, personal violence, and alcoholism. IMR brings significant value to these patients by providing education on hypertension, diabetes, smoking, and sexually transmitted diseases in addition to basic hygiene, water storage, sanitation, and mosquito/insect control. On past trips, IMR has seen a wide variety of skin conditions and wounds, including snake and piranha bites, cutaneous leishmaniasis, and many types of fungal infections. Ear infections are common in all ages. Dental care is of primary importance along the river and your team will provide oral health education, fluoride, and acute dental care to every patient in your care. You will be provided with extensive public health information to help you provide the best care possible for your patients, including statistics from past IMR teams. The remote river communities will welcome your team with open arms, a plea for care, and a friendly “obrigado” (Portuguese for “thank you”) upon your departure.
Lodging
You and your team will live on a five star, world-class boat and set up a full medical and dental clinic in remote villages along the water’s edge. Without IMR, these villages have no other means of healthcare. Upon returning to your private riverboat each night, you will be welcomed with a feast of local cuisine and opportunities for stargazing, crocodile hunting, hammock swinging, and much, much more. After a dinner of local delicacies and remarkable desserts, the boat will make ready for your departure to the next clinic site while you take a hot shower under the stars and prepare for a wonderful night’s sleep without bugs or cares. Enthusiastic crowds will gather at every stop, and children will peer through every crack as they anxiously wait their turn for care and hugs from the IMR team. Enthusiastic crowds will gather at every stop, and children will peer through every crack as they anxiously wait their turn for care and hugs from the IMR team.
Trip Highlights
Simply being in the Amazon, living on a riverboat, and caring for people with very limited access to care may be enough, but there is still more to see! Your team will spend a day discovering Manaus, including the renowned opera house, Teatro Amazonas (the #1 rated place to visit in Manaus according to TripAdvisor!), the handicrafts market, and the Rio Negro Palace. You will also have the opportunity to explore the rainforest and "hunt" for caimans, explore the villages where you will work, and experience life aboard, steaming up and down the Amazon. Every IMR team member who has "taken the boat" will tell you - this trip is best!!
Extend Your Stay
You certainly don't have to leave Brazil to have the vacation of a lifetime. From waterfalls to beaches, mountains to deserts, from the 15th century to the 21st century, there is something for everyone in Brazil. Add into the mix 200,000 million of the nicest people you will ever meet, and some of whom you did meet during clinic,and you have the perfect place to extend your stay. Visit Pelourinho, a 16th century city, climb Sugarloaf Mountain to see Rio de Janeiro from a whole new perspective, learn a little Capoerira, a Brazilian martial art using art and music and requiring tremendous upper body strength (you are IMR, you can do it!!), or the Tujuca Forest in the middle of Rio, or the Museu de Arte in Sao Paulo. Not matter which direction you go in, there is something amazing to do in Brazil! The IMR office can help you extend your stay, so give them a call!
Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country on the South China Sea known for its beaches, rivers, Buddhist pagodas, and bustling cities. Fishing is one of the major contributors to large workforce employment. Major employers include a highly diversified group of industrial manufacturers (i.e. machinery, chemicals, textiles, bricks, fertilizer). Most of these businesses are state-owned. You will see an extensive amount of new construction as you travel from your home base out to the small villages each day. Recently, tourism has played a major role in the economy of the area.
About Clinic
Your team will focus on acute medical and dental needs and health education. As with every IMR team, your team will provide classes on hand washing, oral hygiene, purification and storage of drinking water, family planning, safe sexual practices, choking, and stretching/pain management. Individual patients also receive extensive education focusing on prevention from their provider, based on their current and chronic medical conditions.
Lodging
The team will stay in modest, comfortable accommodations. The South Central Coast is known for cooking the strongest and boldest flavor foods available in Vietnam, including mì quảng (rice noodles with turmeric and fish or meat), bún chả cá (fish ball noodle soup), bún mắm (seafood gumbo), cánh gà chiên mắm (fried chicken wings in fish sauce), and mít trộn (a salad mixed with jackfruit and pork rind).
Trip Highlights
You will have the opportunity to see some of the most famous historical sites in the area and enjoy the excitement of the local markets. We will determine the itinerary for your cultural day soon-- there is so much to see and do! One of the most famous sites is Mỹ Sơn, an archaeological site dating back more than a thousand years, in Quảng Nam. Located in a remote forested valley, this former capital and religious center of the Champa kingdom once contained in excess of 70 style temples and stupas. Although badly damaged by bombing raids in the 1960s, the site still has more than 20 structures and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Many statues, sculptures and reliefs recovered from Mỹ Sơn are kept in the Museum of Cham Sculpture, near the Hàn River. Dating from the fourth to the 14th centuries, the sensual artwork on these works depicts daily activities as well as Hindu and Buddhist religious themes. The local market offers a wide variety of goods sold by many different vendors, including clothing, silk, jewelry, flowers, and foodstuffs such as dried fruit and fish, plus coffee, tea, and wine.
Extend Your Stay
Thinking about extending your stay? IMR can help you plan the trip of a lifetime. Contact the office to discuss your extended stay! If you’re interested in touring the rest of Vietnam, take a trek-- think plunging highland valleys, tiers of rice paddies, and soaring limestone mountains. Go to the Sunday market at Bac Ha and revel in the local flavors. Visit Sapa in the Muong Hoa Valley and stay overnight at the Topas Ecolodge. Love mountain biking? Cat Tien National Park in South Vietnam is your place! There is truly a surprise in every corner of Vietnam and a UNESCO World Heritage Sites almost everywhere you look. Want to travel further afield? Laos, China, and Cambodia are neighbors. Go say hello!
Cambodia, home to nearly 15 million is perhaps one of the most charming countries in all of Asia. From an outsider’s first glance, its pristine golden beaches, tranquil rice paddies, lush jungle landscapes, and vibrant sunsets over the world’s largest religious structure are the allure of this country. Take a deeper look and learn that it is the Khmer people that ultimately comprise its unique draw. Cambodia’s tragic history defined by decades of political unrest, violence, and poverty has shaped an inspiringly optimistic and warm population. As a visitor, it is a powerful experience to feel the serenity emitted by Cambodia’s paradisiacal landscapes in harsh contrast to the magnitude of strife previously endured. This poignant intersection of a painful past and developing present leaves no visitor untouched.
About Clinic
International Medical Relief is partnering with Cambodia on a major goal of the country: to improve access to healthcare and preventative education to health conditions. This is no easy task - during the bloody regime of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, the health care system as a whole was decimated, with virtually no doctors left in the country at the end of the regime. Even today, more than 40 years after the end of the Khmer Rouge, the United Nations Millennium Project proclaimed that only 13 percent of the country visited health facilities last year, and 22.9 percent of children die before the age of 5. Treatable diseases like malaria, intestinal parasites, cholera, diarrhea, tuberculosis, and yaws, as well as vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles are endemic and claim lives everyday. The situation is improving as a whole but among the populations that IMR serves, the poor, migrant workers, unregistered population, and ethnic minorities, healthcare is almost nonexistent.
Lodging
We will be staying in clean and friendly hotels throughout our stay. You will love the bustle of the city and the wonderful food. Please join us!
Trip Highlights
You will visit many deeply sobering sites on this trip - and learning about the recent history of Cambodia will remind you that many of your patients will not have read about it, but instead, lived it. Your ability to care for these patients will be deeply meaningful.
Extend Your Stay
There are so many important sites in Cambodia! Extend your stay and travel by bus to Siem Reap and spend as many days as you can marveling at the temples of Angkor, including Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, and Bayon. Then return to Phnom Penh by ferry on the Tonle Sap Lake, watching the fishing families work near the floating villages that they call home. While you are in Phnom Penh, savor its busy markets and restaurants and pay respects to those lost to genocide at the Choeung Ek museum and Tuol Sleng prison. Visit the Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, and the Central Market. If you love backpacking, head to the Cardamoms. If you love beaches, head down to Kampong Som (Sihanoukville). IMR is happy to help you extend your stay!
Experience the real “Land of Smiles” in a serene town of Northern Thailand where you will stay in a small forest compound surrounded by mango trees. Nestled among rice fields and the quiet hum of daily life, this town neighbors the bustling Chiang Mai night market. Stroll through lines of vendors for a total sensory experience; immerse yourself in the appetite-inducing smells, regional fruits, stunning silk tapestries, and even sizzling fried insects. With our advantageous location, remove yourself from the bustle in just a short walk up the mountain to take in spectacular views of the valley below. Your team will participate in an ongoing effort to decrease certain health concerns in the villages we work in.
About Clinic
The team will treat remote indigenous groups of the Akha, high in the Chiang Rai mountains. Other patient populations include local migrant workers, as well as refugee populations, often from bordering Myanmar, who are left outside of the medical system. IMR believes that every child should have inalienable rights and protections to prevent them from situational slavery; some patients will be rescued victims of these unfortunately prevalent circumstances.
Lodging
Your team will stay in comfortable, modest accommodations during your stay in Thailand.
Trip Highlights
During your stay and to coincide with IMR’s year of festivals, your team will attend Thailand’s stunning Loi Krathong and Yi Peng festival! During this time of year, a celebration based on the Thai lunar calendar, people decorate their homes and craft baskets made from flowers, leaves, and lights which they then float on the river. You’ll have the opportunity to send floating lanterns up into the sky as well, joining thousands of others that light up the sky for miles around!
Extend Your Stay
Extend your stay to take advantage of several excursions which IMR can help arrange! Spend some additional days in bustling Bangkok to visit its stunning palace and the reclining Buddha of Wat Pho. If you want to travel only slightly further afield, Cambodia is a short flight or reasonable bus ride away, and you won’t want to miss the splendid, historic temples of Angkor there!
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Experience the real “Land of Smiles” in a serene town of Northern Thailand where you will stay in a small forest compound surrounded by mango trees. Nestled among rice fields and the quiet hum of daily life, this town neighbors the bustling Chiang Mai night market. Stroll through lines of vendors for a total sensory experience; immerse yourself in the appetite-inducing smells, regional fruits, stunning silk tapestries, and even sizzling fried insects. With our advantageous location, remove yourself from the bustle in just a short walk up the mountain to take in spectacular views of the valley below. Your team will participate in an ongoing effort to decrease certain health concerns in the villages we work in.
The team will treat remote indigenous groups of the Akha, high in the Chiang Rai mountains. Other patient populations include local migrant workers, as well as refugee populations, often from bordering Myanmar, who are left outside of the medical system. IMR believes that every child should have inalienable rights and protections to prevent them from situational slavery; some patients will be rescued victims of these unfortunately prevalent circumstances.
During your stay and to coincide with IMR’s year of festivals, your team will attend Thailand’s stunning Loi Krathong and Yi Peng festival! During this time of year, a celebration based on the Thai lunar calendar, people decorate their homes and craft baskets made from flowers, leaves, and lights which they then float on the river. You’ll have the opportunity to send floating lanterns up into the sky as well, joining thousands of others that light up the sky for miles around!