Gynocare Annual Volunteer Programme for Midwives
Empowering
Birth Workers in
Sub-Saharan Africa
Join a global network of midwives making a tangible difference in maternal health. Each year, Gynocare invites experienced birth workers to share their expertise through hands-on training missions across Sub-Saharan Africa—helping reduce preventable maternal and neonatal deaths.
About the Programme
The Gynocare Annual Volunteer Programme gives registered midwives the opportunity to empower their peers through emergency obstetric care training. Volunteers travel to local hospitals and birth centers to deliver workshops, mentor on-site midwives, and strengthen community-based maternal care systems.
Our mission:
To build local capacity, transfer essential lifesaving skills, and improve maternal outcomes in underserved communities.
Who we are looking for
We welcome registered midwives with at least 5 years of clinical experience who are passionate about global maternal health and eager to teach in low-resource settings.
Ideal candidates have:
Proven expertise in emergency obstetric care (PPH, eclampsia, neonatal resuscitation)
Strong communication and teaching skills
Cultural sensitivity and adaptability
Experience in international or low-resource environments (preferred but not required)
Programme Highlights
During your placement, you’ll:
Deliver structured workshops and simulations on emergency obstetric and neonatal care
Mentor and evaluate local trainees
Participate in “train-the-trainer” sessions to ensure long-term sustainability
Exchange knowledge with global and local experts in maternal health
What Gynocare Provides
We take care of the details so you can focus on impact:
Pre-departure orientation and cultural training
In-country coordination and accommodation
Local transportation and daily stipend
Training materials and clinical tools
Post-mission certification and global network opportunities
Duration:
2–3 weeks annually
Locations:
Partner clinics and hospitals in countries such as Kenya, Uganda, and Ghana
Seasons:
Missions take place twice a year
March–May and September–November
How to Apply
Download the Volunteer Guide — for full details, requirements, and mission insights.
Submit your Application — including your CV and motivation letter through our online form.
Interview & Selection — shortlisted candidates will meet with our Volunteer Coordinator.
Pre-Departure Briefing — receive your orientation pack and online modules.
Deployment — join your assigned mission and start making an impact.