Inclusive global health & community partnership.
Alongside your clinical work, you can teach and learn at the Cape Coast School for the Deaf and Blind, and join the team's free medical outreach days in rural communities — sharing skills, building real relationships, and seeing how thoughtful care reaches everyone. Local clinicians and teachers lead; this is partnership and mutual learning, not charity.
At the Cape Coast School for the Deaf and Blind.
Students and staff at the school lead here. Visiting students teach, learn alongside them, and build relationships grounded in respect — seeing first-hand how care that includes everyone is simply better care.
We use respectful, person-first language and frame this as a skills exchange between equals — built on participation and agency, never charity or pity.
Free health screening, on scheduled days, in rural communities.
On scheduled outreach days, the team led by Dr Ernest Ainooson brings free health screening to rural communities around Cape Coast — a public-health highlight of the program. Residents are seen, screened and advised by the professional team, with students assisting within their scope and always supervised.
It is one of the clearest expressions of the program's ethos: local clinicians lead, the community is met with dignity, and visiting students learn what community health really asks of them.
