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Children’s Coaching & Sports Education Intern, Ryan 🇹🇿🇳🇱

Children’s Coaching & Sports Education Intern, Ryan 🇹🇿🇳🇱

“There’s a stigma that you need more, but as I’ve been in Africa, I’ve realised that I’m just enough and everybody around me is just enough and community is the strongest thing that you can have.” - The profound and deeply moving reflections of A’Zainay Reid | Women’s Empowerment Intern 🌍

“There’s a stigma that you need more, but as I’ve been in Africa, I’ve realised that I’m just enough and everybody around me is just enough and community is the strongest thing that you can have.” - The profound and deeply moving reflections of A’Zainay Reid | Women’s Empowerment Intern 🌍

“As I’m writing this message on my flight back home, I’m trying to find the right words, but I don’t have many. What I do have is a feeling, a feeling that I could see myself working and living in Africa rather than in Northern Europe.

I’ve been so surprised by the friendliness, depth and endless patience of the people in Africa. Leaving was the hardest part of this experience…

Thank you so much for this opportunity. I truly fell in love with my job again.” - Marie Liis | Midwife

“As I’m writing this message on my flight back home, I’m trying to find the right words, but I don’t have many. What I do have is a feeling, a feeling that I could see myself working and living in Africa rather than in Northern Europe.

I’ve been so surprised by the friendliness, depth and endless patience of the people in Africa. Leaving was the hardest part of this experience…

Thank you so much for this opportunity. I truly fell in love with my job again.” - Marie Liis | Midwife

A’Zainay | Intern for Women’s Empowerment

A’Zainay | Intern for Women’s Empowerment

Just trust me you’ll be fine.

Just trust me you’ll be fine.

Where would you go?

Where would you go?

Physician’s Associate Student | Karin

Physician’s Associate Student | Karin

Physician’s Associate Intern 🇹🇿

Physician’s Associate Intern 🇹🇿

EMT Alexander, Washington 🇺🇸 | Interning in Emergency Medicine Tanzania 🇹🇿

EMT Alexander, Washington 🇺🇸 | Interning in Emergency Medicine Tanzania 🇹🇿

Emergency Medicine Technician | in Tanzania 🇹🇿

Emergency Medicine Technician | in Tanzania 🇹🇿

Dr Jensen, Tsun Ki So
From clinical exposure within local hospital teams to supporting community-based initiatives, his experience reflects what this work really is, of learning and unlearning, contributing where skills are invited, and being part of an existing system.

No special fillers, no exaggeration, just the reality of being human and engaged on the ground.

Dr Jensen, Tsun Ki So
From clinical exposure within local hospital teams to supporting community-based initiatives, his experience reflects what this work really is, of learning and unlearning, contributing where skills are invited, and being part of an existing system.

No special fillers, no exaggeration, just the reality of being human and engaged on the ground.

Susan’s BACK! And we’re so proud to host her in her fourth year, as she chose to write her thesis here with us, contributing to important literature and global health nursing expansion. We’ll catch up with Susan towards the end to find out how it progressed for her…

Susan’s BACK! And we’re so proud to host her in her fourth year, as she chose to write her thesis here with us, contributing to important literature and global health nursing expansion. We’ll catch up with Susan towards the end to find out how it progressed for her…

Nursing in Emergency Department 🇹🇿

Nursing in Emergency Department 🇹🇿

Emergency Nurse | Lena 🇩🇪

Emergency Nurse | Lena 🇩🇪

Social Night | Networking | Friendships formed that will last lifetimes

Social Night | Networking | Friendships formed that will last lifetimes

We’re ready when you are….

We’re ready when you are….

Some of you are new here, welcome & meet the Medi Trip crew 👋🏾

Asha – Coordinator
The vibe ⚡️. When we’re spiralling… Asha reminds us why we do this work and somehow fixes everything.

Kombo – Operations Manager (Airport Transfers)
Mr Positive 🌞. 5 years, never once in a bad mood. Rain, traffic, broken roads, delayed flights… nothing, NOTHING, gets in his way.

Mwasi – Coordinator
Queen Vibe ✨. Warm, grounded, respectable and the embodiment of a true Tanzanian woman.

Careen – General Manager
Our glue🗓️. Careen is the adult in the room. Admin, accounting, strategy. **Emmanuel basically stole her from her old job.

Emmanuel – Co-Director
Logistical genius 🔋. Medi Trip would just be a lovely idea with no bones without Emmanuel. Infrastructure, security, overland vehicles, safety, staffing, licensing… if it needs fixing, improving, or tightening up, Emmanuel is already on it and it’s done within minutes. If it’s running, he was already there.

Pearl – Founder
HBIC. The Head Bridge Maker In Charge 🎯 . She drowns us in documents, protocols, orientation info, and strong opinions about dismantling saviourism, ethical exchange and will die on that hill.

Welcome to Medi Trip.

Not a volunteer factory.
A real team.
Running real things.

Some of you are new here, welcome & meet the Medi Trip crew 👋🏾

Asha – Coordinator
The vibe ⚡️. When we’re spiralling… Asha reminds us why we do this work and somehow fixes everything.

Kombo – Operations Manager (Airport Transfers)
Mr Positive 🌞. 5 years, never once in a bad mood. Rain, traffic, broken roads, delayed flights… nothing, NOTHING, gets in his way.

Mwasi – Coordinator
Queen Vibe ✨. Warm, grounded, respectable and the embodiment of a true Tanzanian woman.

Careen – General Manager
Our glue🗓️. Careen is the adult in the room. Admin, accounting, strategy. **Emmanuel basically stole her from her old job.

Emmanuel – Co-Director
Logistical genius 🔋. Medi Trip would just be a lovely idea with no bones without Emmanuel. Infrastructure, security, overland vehicles, safety, staffing, licensing… if it needs fixing, improving, or tightening up, Emmanuel is already on it and it’s done within minutes. If it’s running, he was already there.

Pearl – Founder
HBIC. The Head Bridge Maker In Charge 🎯 . She drowns us in documents, protocols, orientation info, and strong opinions about dismantling saviourism, ethical exchange and will die on that hill.

Welcome to Medi Trip.

Not a volunteer factory.
A real team.
Running real things.

Let The Kids Play 🇹🇿⚽️🏅

An initiative that brought student intern Ryan all the way from the Netherlands to Arusha! An important project to us, teaching our kids confidence, strength, team work and joy!

Let The Kids Play 🇹🇿⚽️🏅

An initiative that brought student intern Ryan all the way from the Netherlands to Arusha! An important project to us, teaching our kids confidence, strength, team work and joy!

You are enough. Happy International Woman’s Day

A’Zainay on her Women’s Empowerment internship; she observed, listened and learned for 6 weeks, now she begins implementing her impact 🇹🇿

You are enough. Happy International Woman’s Day

A’Zainay on her Women’s Empowerment internship; she observed, listened and learned for 6 weeks, now she begins implementing her impact 🇹🇿

She’s back! Midwife Jinte, now two years deep into her career…

She’s back! Midwife Jinte, now two years deep into her career…

Midwifery Volunteer, Jinte, talks confidence, challenges, impact and her experience in two intensive public hospitals. During her second time back with us again for another incredible journey safely delivering newborns and caring for dozens of women who need care.

Midwifery Volunteer, Jinte, talks confidence, challenges, impact and her experience in two intensive public hospitals. During her second time back with us again for another incredible journey safely delivering newborns and caring for dozens of women who need care.

Midwifery Volunteer | Tanzania 🇹🇿

Midwifery Volunteer | Tanzania 🇹🇿

Master of Pharmacy Student 🇳🇱 | Pharmacy Internship, Tanzania 🇹🇿🏥

Master of Pharmacy Student 🇳🇱 | Pharmacy Internship, Tanzania 🇹🇿🏥

📦❤️ FEBRUARY FOOD DROP 🇹🇿 MAASAILAND

February fuel delivered 💪🏾🚚
Staple lunch secured for the children at their primary school in Maasailand, because learning is hard on an empty stomach.

Supporting free school lunch for, 250 pupils, covering up the next 3 weeks of school days. ✅

Huge thank you to @carina_gurtner , Dianne & Kayla Banasco 🇨🇦for sponsoring this food drop and standing with these kids in a very real, very practical way 🤍🌍

📦❤️ FEBRUARY FOOD DROP 🇹🇿 MAASAILAND

February fuel delivered 💪🏾🚚
Staple lunch secured for the children at their primary school in Maasailand, because learning is hard on an empty stomach.

Supporting free school lunch for, 250 pupils, covering up the next 3 weeks of school days. ✅

Huge thank you to @carina_gurtner , Dianne & Kayla Banasco 🇨🇦for sponsoring this food drop and standing with these kids in a very real, very practical way 🤍🌍

Emergency Nurse | Arusha Tanzania 🇹🇿
Gretchen, USA 🇺🇸

Emergency Nurse | Arusha Tanzania 🇹🇿
Gretchen, USA 🇺🇸

Tamiha Orphanage Renovation & Construction | 2026

Home to 35 abandoned children, with no family support, no rehoming options, no welfare and no safety net beyond this refuge.

✅ WHY
Because children deserve to live, sleep, learn, and grow in spaces that are safe, functional, and humane not just “good enough.” Long-term wellbeing starts with the physical environment.

✅ HOW
Through strong hero in Mr Crispin and his wife who founded the home and take in these children, he has led local leadership, local labour, and created proper planning.
No rushed handovers. No temporary fixes.

✅ WHAT IS BEING DONE
• Structural renovations
• Improved sanitation and living spaces
• Safer sleeping and communal areas
• Materials and designs suited to long-term use, not short-term options

✅ IMPACT
This isn’t a moment it’s permanent.
Where…
Children can live in a space that supports health, stability, and routine.
Caregivers can work more effectively.
And the orphanage is stronger for years to come, not just getting by.

This is what we want ethical impact to look like:
✔ locally led
✔ professionally executed
✔ built to last

2026. Real work. Real change.

Tamiha Orphanage Renovation & Construction | 2026

Home to 35 abandoned children, with no family support, no rehoming options, no welfare and no safety net beyond this refuge.

✅ WHY
Because children deserve to live, sleep, learn, and grow in spaces that are safe, functional, and humane not just “good enough.” Long-term wellbeing starts with the physical environment.

✅ HOW
Through strong hero in Mr Crispin and his wife who founded the home and take in these children, he has led local leadership, local labour, and created proper planning.
No rushed handovers. No temporary fixes.

✅ WHAT IS BEING DONE
• Structural renovations
• Improved sanitation and living spaces
• Safer sleeping and communal areas
• Materials and designs suited to long-term use, not short-term options

✅ IMPACT
This isn’t a moment it’s permanent.
Where…
Children can live in a space that supports health, stability, and routine.
Caregivers can work more effectively.
And the orphanage is stronger for years to come, not just getting by.

This is what we want ethical impact to look like:
✔ locally led
✔ professionally executed
✔ built to last

2026. Real work. Real change.

Physiotherapy Volunteer | Abeena 🇩🇪

Physiotherapy Volunteer | Abeena 🇩🇪

A year ago, Dashiloh joined us as a nursing student from London.

It was by no means easy for her. But she did it and with so much spirit. She’s now in her final year and still reminiscing about Tanzania almost every week.

“I’m in my final year now, and I believe I’ll be doing Medi Trip again just to totally reset and do more in Arusha and in Tanzania in general because I felt like time went by so fast!!! You were so right though, it was AMAZINGGGG!!! So, thank you so so much!”

When an experience stays with you long after you’ve left, you know it meant something.

The cultural bridging has a way of sharpening perspective, stretching confidence, and grounding future clinicians in real-world medicine.

We’re so proud of the nurses who pass through here.
Even prouder when they come back (and some are here now) so much stronger.

A year ago, Dashiloh joined us as a nursing student from London.

It was by no means easy for her. But she did it and with so much spirit. She’s now in her final year and still reminiscing about Tanzania almost every week.

“I’m in my final year now, and I believe I’ll be doing Medi Trip again just to totally reset and do more in Arusha and in Tanzania in general because I felt like time went by so fast!!! You were so right though, it was AMAZINGGGG!!! So, thank you so so much!”

When an experience stays with you long after you’ve left, you know it meant something.

The cultural bridging has a way of sharpening perspective, stretching confidence, and grounding future clinicians in real-world medicine.

We’re so proud of the nurses who pass through here.
Even prouder when they come back (and some are here now) so much stronger.

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