South Asia
Join CVM on this exciting trip to South Asia! If you are interested, please click "Express Interest" on the trip's online page for more details on the trip's exact location.
Dates: September 13-22, 2024
Vet Work: Mostly mixed work as this team will be going into the local nearby communities offering vet services such as deworming and vaccination of poultry, dogs, pigs, and cattle. You will also be castrating pigs, and conducting some spays and neuters and other treatments. Volunteers will give livestock training (caregivers’ training) to the farmers focusing on animal health.
You will also be able to help provide caregiver training for the dairy farmers at five veterinary camps throughout the region.
The trip will begin by volunteers attending the Annual Vet Mission Conference along with the local veterinarians.
Ministry Work: You will show hope and love through your actions and relationships with each other and how you engage with the people you come in contact with. You will be mentoring the youth and spending informal time with the local community. You will also be visiting the leprosy colony.
Needed: Vets, Vet Techs, and Vet Students are needed! 3-5 Veterinarians, 2-3 Veterinary students; 5-7 team members are needed in total. The trip is open to DVMs, technicians and other resource team members (nutrition, agriculture), students and family. No children are allowed.
Cost: $1,580 (international airfare not included)
Additional Information: We will be working in the villages where the tribal people are one of the backward people groups living in the mountains. They depend upon livestock for their livelihood, but they lose animals every year because of a lack of veterinary service and training.
The team will be attending the National Vet mission Conference in New Delhi. You will also be working in the slum areas among the mixed communities as well as among the underprivileged communities. Simple room accommodation will be provided if it is necessary it will be shared by two people. Local sightseeing will be organized during the trip.
Dates: September 13-22, 2024
Vet Work: Mostly mixed work as this team will be going into the local nearby communities offering vet services such as deworming and vaccination of poultry, dogs, pigs, and cattle. You will also be castrating pigs, and conducting some spays and neuters and other treatments. Volunteers will give livestock training (caregivers’ training) to the farmers focusing on animal health.
You will also be able to help provide caregiver training for the dairy farmers at five veterinary camps throughout the region.
The trip will begin by volunteers attending the Annual Vet Mission Conference along with the local veterinarians.
Ministry Work: You will show hope and love through your actions and relationships with each other and how you engage with the people you come in contact with. You will be mentoring the youth and spending informal time with the local community. You will also be visiting the leprosy colony.
Needed: Vets, Vet Techs, and Vet Students are needed! 3-5 Veterinarians, 2-3 Veterinary students; 5-7 team members are needed in total. The trip is open to DVMs, technicians and other resource team members (nutrition, agriculture), students and family. No children are allowed.
Cost: $1,580 (international airfare not included)
Additional Information: We will be working in the villages where the tribal people are one of the backward people groups living in the mountains. They depend upon livestock for their livelihood, but they lose animals every year because of a lack of veterinary service and training.
The team will be attending the National Vet mission Conference in New Delhi. You will also be working in the slum areas among the mixed communities as well as among the underprivileged communities. Simple room accommodation will be provided if it is necessary it will be shared by two people. Local sightseeing will be organized during the trip.