Kenya
A volunteer visits with children at a local orphanage.
Volunteers out in one of the local villages visiting with Yehu clients and their families.
Ghana
A volunteer takes a break from his English lesson with his students to take a picture.
Children at Wulanyilli school were excited to be able to play on one of the 5 laptops we brought to Tamale for them.
Volunteers help in the building of Wulanyilli's new and much larger school.
The old and much outgrown school at Wulanyilli, with only three small rooms one of the classes has to meet under a tree.
The children don't have much, but they sure love to sing and dance.
The Ghanaians sure know how to welcome their volunteers, with lots of drumming and dancing.
Girls at Maltiti enjoy a game of Snakes and Ladders to help them learn their numbers and counting.
Volunteers help feed, bathe, and play with children at the local orphanage, Tamale Children's Home.
Volunteers gather money and are able to pay for the amputation of Farouk's left leg. This picture was taken just a couple hours after the operation.
Volunteers treat 6 year old Issah's guinea worm wound.
The June volunteers enjoy Dagboni language training on their first day in Tamale.
Volunteers gather for a group picture after Church Services, held in one of the host family's homes.
Volunteers deliver food to the abandoned patients in the Tamale Regional Hospital during the nurses strike.
Some of the patients taken under the wing of our volunteers during the nurses strike.
A volunteer happy to help paint one of the local village schools.
Dr. Azaare and a volunteer outside his clinic where he was so graciously taking care of the abandoned hospital patients during the nurses strike.
The girls from the Maltiti project were thrilled to break from their vocational training for a day to enjoy Sports Day.Panama
Isidra in the newly opened artisan shop in
Portobelo.
An EN volunteer with local artisans in Panama City.
