How to Volunteer Overseas:
Meet Our Volunteers:
Volunteer Job Descriptions:
Himalayan Dental Relief and Global Humanitarian Expeditions host a variety of volunter positions overseas. Help us to help the children– volunteer today!

Contact: Kim Troggio
Kim@humanitariantours.com
303 858 8857
800 543 1171

Volunteer Dental Clinics

Volunteer in an intensive week-long dental clinic in:

  • Nepal
  • Ladakh, India
  • Vietnam
  • Guatemala

Dental clinics are rich, demanding and rewarding.  Volunteer dentists and hygienists work in basic conditions.  Dentists use portable dental units to provide exams, extractions and restorative care.  Hygienists offer oral hygiene education and first time cleaning for children.

Essential to a successful clinic, non-medical volunteers manage the lines of patients, assist in record keeping, keep track of children and help with instruments and charting.

Volunteers are moved by the sense of service, and by how much more they receive from the children themselves. Following the clinic, volunteers may join an optional trek or cultural tour of local sights.


HDRP thanks the dedicated volunteers who have provided over 36,000 children with first-time dental care. 

We are particularly grateful to those volunteers who return year. To date, HDRP and our partner GHE, have hosted:
  • 204 volunteer dentists and hygienists, and
  • 381 non-medical volunteers,
  • who donated over $6.6 million in care for children.
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Independent Volunteer
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Longer-term voluntee work in the Nepal dental clinic may be arranged according to your own schedule. The project season extends for three months in the fall each year. Assistance is offered in arranging travel and lodging, and volunteers are responsible for their own travel expenses.

 

 


Dentists

Each dentist works with a chairside translator and a volunteer who...

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Volunteer Hygienists

Oral hygiene education is emphasized throughout...

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Non-Dental

The duties of non-dental volunteers are extensive.

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Scarf Knitting Project

Scraf Knitting Project

Join enthusiastic knitters who produce hundreds of colorful scarves a year.  Scarves are handed out to children we treat at dental clinics and are a wildly popular addition to the clinic services.  Scarves should be  40" to 60" long by 5" to 8" wide. They can be easily made with scraps of yarn but should be washable.   For more information, contact Pam Mathews at -- pammath@msn.com, 303 399 1384 or ship scarves directly to her at: 420 Adams, St, Unit D, Denver, CO 80206.