As it has been always the case we have never followed our schedule. Today we were supposed to go to Damajale but instead we drove the...

Hamey is a community about 45 minutes from Damajale. We were supposed to head to Liboi but because there is no sanitation project there...

This morning we heard from security that we would not be going to Dhobley because of some administrative issues instead we would visit...

Last evening I could see the stars though not very plentiful because of the lighting. The generator went off around half past ten and...

This morning we were picked up at 5:45 am at the ACK Guesthouse to Wilson Airport. It rained last night and the sky still carried ominous...

I arrived in Nairobi, Kenya yesterday from Morocco having spent two weeks there traveling and visiting Medinas in Casablanca, Rabat,...

The people of Libya are very friendly and welcome foreigners with open arms. Theirs had been a closed society and under the long...

A few days ago a group of military police moved into the same building that we held clinic in Twarga. All morning the police carrying...

Desiring to explore another area of Misurata, I decided to run east of where we live. Destruction was much less here but there were...

This morning we drove for about two hours through flat, monotonous, arid landscape to the Field Hospital and Clinic in the beach resort...

Despite the fact that we were told medications were ready for us to start the mobile clinic for the IDPs in Twarga, we did not find them....

In Al Zintan the new part of the hospital is still under construction. Most of the hospitals had their names taken off from the front...

This morning I saw the crescent moon through the window hanging just above the minaret of a mosque, a gentle cool breeze blew softly. A...

Saying my farewell in the wee hours of the morning to lovely Malta, we boarded the UNHAS (UN Humanitarian Air Service) plane with 50 or...

Sadly my stay here is quickly coming to an end. I will miss the refugees, the staff, the clinic, my early misty morning run and my...

Joy my Congolese translator traveled for three days to the border of Uganda to escape the war carrying whatever he could. He was perhaps...

Curious about the way the refugee live, I tried to explore the village on my own. The refugees make use of the land by growing a variety...

In the Kibengo Health clinic II, there is a make-shift in-patient unit for patients who need short-term hospitalization and who are not...

One’s first impression upon arrival at the Nakivale Refugee Camp is that it is swarming with children, many wearing clothes as brown as...

Medical Teams International (MTI) (http://www.medicalteams.org) called for volunteers to serve in their clinic at the Nakivale Refugee...