We will be traveling to Eswatini and partnering with Kudvumisa Foundation.
We will be working in their clinic paired with their nurses and doctors, seeing patients, observing ultrasounds, wound care, IV therapy, cervical cancer screening, and other procedures. We will be able to do vital signs, weights, assisting in the pharmacy counting pills and packaging them for their nurses to dispense to patients. We will have the opportunity to go out into the surrounding communities that they serve with their staff to see patients and do home visits with some disabled children, as well as deliver food to families. Children’s ministry or just playing games with the children is also a possibility.
You can help current Gardner-Webb students on a medical mission trip. They will be working in clinics with nurses and doctors, seeing patients, observing ultrasounds, wound care, IV therapy, cervical cancer screening, and other procedures.
We invite you to make a $100 donation to the Eswatini Fund. Proceeds help offset the cost as students prepare for this journey.
Applications along with $200.00 deposit due October 9, 2023.
*Cost is estimated on the high end and will be adjusted if we secure lower rates.
If you have any questions, please contact
If you have any questions, please contact Stacy Simmons or call 704-406-2176 or Melissa McNeilly or call 704-406-2462.
“God’s Love from a Diaper Bag” is a family and community ministry located in Jenkins, KY.
It serves the poorest of the poor in southeastern Kentucky as well as neighboring counties in southwest Virginia. Teams will assist the ministry to care for expectant and new mothers. Tasks may include clothing distribution, conducting baby showers for expectant mothers, and other opportunities to share God’s love through community health. Once the team is formed, we will assess which projects best suit the team’s interest based on their skills and talents.
If you have any questions, please contact Anna Hamrick or Nicole Beaver.
