Location
  • Tanzania
    • Arusha
Length
52 weeks
Project Types
Education Teaching Health

Program Details

Language
English
Age Min.
14
Age Max
99

Pricing

Starting Price
100
Price Details
Accommodation

Volunteers will be sleeping in the volunteer house
In the volunteer house is a bed and bathroom with a toilet and sink.
Volunteers will be provided 3 meals a day.
Free airport pickup and drop off
Feb 20, 2019
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About Program

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Age group
Dental care for older people
Dental care for kids
Good oral hygiene is vital, both for physical health and self-esteem. However, especially in the absence of insurance, dental care can seem prohibitively ...
As a Eco-tourisit Join us in educating, motivating and communicating positive oral health messages.
How you can help ?

A. Volunteer Teaching

1. For Non-Dental Professional
You do not have to be a dentist to volunteer with Agama Charity Non-dental individuals make up as much as 60% of each volunteer team.

Things you can as a non-dentisits

Tooth Brushing/Dental Hygiene Instruction
This is a great job for anyone who has lots of energy and loves kids. You will team up with a local community member to creatively and interactively teach kids about the importance of good dental hygiene and how to take care of their teeth. Think games, songs, and fun!

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Program Highlights

  • dental care
  • Karatu Village
  • Teach Hygiene

Program Impact

Agama Charity welcomes volunteer dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants to join our volunteer teams travelling to Tanzania

Agama Charity - Dental care project mission is to provide dental care and oral health education to children with little access to a dentist. In partnership with local organizations, field clinics are set up at schools and municipal facilities.

In these clinics, children receive an exam, restorations and extractions as needed, a cleaning when possible, a fluoride treatment, sealants, and oral health instruction. Care is provided primarily to restore permanent teeth, and children are recalled every two years to ensure long-term health.

Along with toothbrush instruction and nutrition counseling, each child receives a fluoride varnish treatment. We are committed to treating a school every 1.5 to 2 years to improve the oral health of each child and instill a culture of good oral hygiene for generations to come.

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