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Get Involved and Support Our Missions
Join us in making a difference! You can get involved with Waves of Health by filling out the form below to volunteer or participate in our missions.
Another meaningful way to support our work is by making a donation to our organization. Your contributions help us provide essential medical care to underserved communities and are deeply appreciated by the dedicated doctors and volunteers who carry out these missions.
Every contribution, big or small, makes an impact. Thank you for your generosity and support!
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Support Waves of Health’s Medical Cabinet!
In order to help provide basic modern medical care, the Waves of Health provides over the counter medications and supplies to underserved families.
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Medical Mission FAQs
Find answers to common questions about our medical missions, including locations, volunteer opportunities, services provided, and how you can support our efforts to bring healthcare and hope to underserved communities.
How long is a mission?
Typically the mission begins on a Saturday as a travel day. Sunday through Friday are working clinic days. Friday night and Saturday are days spent at a resort to rest, and Sunday is the final travel day.
How much does it cost to go on a medical mission?
Volunteers pay for their airfare plus a rooming-board transportation fee of approximately $500.
Do I need any vaccine prior to the mission?
No, vaccines are not required for entering the Dominican Republic. However, we recommend the volunteers are up to date with vaccinations for Hepatitis B, Tetanus, Diptheria, and Pertussis, Polio, and Typhoid. We also recommend Malaria Prophylaxis.
Is Waves of Health a Religious based organization?
No. Waves of Health always has volunteers from virtually every religion. We respect all faiths and welcome all volunteers.
What if I have dietary restrictions?
We try our best to accommodate all dietary needs.
What is a typical day's schedule ?
8 am: Leave the “hotel” and assemble at the clinic for continental breakfast and morning briefing
9 am to 1 pm: Morning Clinic Session
1pm to 2 pm: Lunch
2 pm to 6pm: Afternoon Clinic Session
8 pm: Dinner