Training Local Volunteers

The Jireh Women’s Health Foundation is committed to building sustainable healthcare systems by training local volunteers in Tanzania to assist in performing mammograms and supporting patients. By training volunteers, we ensure that the community is equipped with the skills to provide ongoing support and care in the long term. These volunteers play an essential role in bridging the gap between local healthcare providers and patients, ensuring that women are not only screened but also receive the necessary follow-up care and emotional support.

Through this program, we empower local volunteers to take an active role in healthcare, creating lasting impact within their communities. Training volunteers also helps to build local capacity, ensuring that these services can continue beyond our annual visits. If you’re interested in becoming a volunteer or would like to learn more about the training process, please contact us for more information.