Volunteering on Surgicorps trips has always been a way for me to explore my profession in a manner that I cannot do here in the States. I yearn for ways […]
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Quang: The Quiet Strength of Survival by Agnus Berenato
Quang is 35 years old ; a husband, a father, and a devoted son. He lives with his young son, his wife, and his elderly mother, whom he cared for […]
Vietnam 2025 Reflections by Loananh Pham and Hien Nguyen
My husband, Hien, and I were born in Saigon, Vietnam, but we grew up in the United States. While searching online for volunteer opportunities, I found Surgicorps International. After reading […]
Triumph Over Tragedy: Le’s Journey of Courage and Hope by Agnus Berenato
In 2007, Le H. Thi, then only 25 years old, lived a quiet life in Vietnam with her boyfriend and his 2½-year-old son. One ordinary day, while preparing a meal […]
Zambia reflections by Seher Basi
My name is Seher Basi, and I am an undergraduate student studying Human Biology and Global Health at UC San Diego. From September 14th to 20th of this year, I […]
Personal Reflection by Dr. Michele Sinopoli: Surgical Mission with Surgicorps International
Returning to Antigua, Guatemala, for my second surgical mission with Surgicorps International was both a privilege and a reaffirmation of why I continue to engage in global health work. From […]
