Every year, registered nurse Mary Taylor leads a group of students on a trip to help provide medical care to people in Malawi, a country in East Africa. In 2016, the student trip was put on hold due to concerns about the Ebola virus—but that didn’t stop Mary.
Thanks to the dedication of a team made up entirely of IC health care professionals, the trip went on.
In Malawi, where tuberculosis, malaria, and HIV/AIDS are prevalent and resources like gasoline and medicine are scarce, people walk for miles to visit the small street-side clinic where Mary and her team volunteer.