Guadalajara Mexico 2026
Service Learning Trip
Prolotherapy January 3-10
Veins January 3-10
Weekend excursion (optional) January 10-11
Honduras 2026
Service Learning Trip
Prolotherapy March 6-14
Veins March 13-21
ENT March 7-14
Service-Learning Trips
Travel with Purpose. Learn Through Service
Since 1969, HHPF has trained physicians, healthcare teams, and volunteers from over 30 countries—united in a mission to heal, teach, and serve.
What Are HHPF Medical Service-Learning Trips?
HHPF Medical Service-Learning Trips offer participants—including both medical professionals and non-medical volunteers—a unique opportunity to engage directly in patient care while serving communities with limited access to healthcare.
Hands-On Healing. Real-World Learning. Participants work alongside highly experienced licensed healthcare providers, gaining valuable insight into specific medical procedures, global health and humanitarian outreach.
Whether you're pursuing a career in healthcare or simply passionate about making a difference, HHPF service-learning trips provide a powerful platform for growth, learning, and impact.
Participants may serve in various capacities—as instructors sharing their expertise, as learners gaining hands-on experience, or as essential support team members ensuring smooth clinical operations. Under professional supervision, you’ll contribute to high-impact care in communities with limited access to medical services.
Depending on your background and assignment, you may assist with or observe
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Support chronic pain treatment using regenerative injection techniques.
Participate in procedures to treat superficial vein conditions and acute and chronic wounds.
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Comprehensive ear, nose, and throat duct hearing screenings and fit patients with donated hearing aids
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Observe or assist in life-saving vascular surgeries for patients requiring dialysis.
Each participant's level of involvement is based on their skills, experience, and comfort level. Non-medical volunteers often support logistics, patient intake, translation, and care coordination—essential to the clinic's overall success.
