:International Borderless Medicine

​HWB International Borderless Medicine Programs

Herbalists Without Borders provides volunteer health justice and humanitarian aid to thousands of people in more than 20 countries with multiple chapters in some of those countries. Health, wellness and compassionate care are served by our volunteers in regions where there are either natural or human-induced crisis or disaster. Examples of such care during the past decade include Herbal Medic Support for First Nations People and the Water Protectors in North Dakota (U.S.), victims and survivors of the earthquakes in Nepal and hurricanes in Haiti.  Helping people when there is political upheaval and subsequent violence or displacement is also part of our global volunteerism. An example of this is happening with our HWB chapters is the United Kingdom and Greece where refugees from Syria and other nations are being assisted. Herbalists Without Borders also assists global people facing discrimination, oppression and other barriers to accessing health and wellness. HWB does not impose care upon countries or cultures of people, we go when invited and typically encourage residents of countries to organize and start an HWB Chapter in their region. Cultural autonomy, preservation of healing traditions, indigenous plants and healers are priorities for Herbalists Without Borders.

Where We Volunteer

Visit our interactive map to learn where Herbalists Without Borders global chapters and projects are located

Cross Cultural Delegations

Every year or two, we work to co-host a cross cultural medicine exchange or health delegation to a country that HWB is invited to engage with. To read an interview about the HWB 2016 delegation, Women in Cuba:  Herbalism, Health Care & Sustainable Agriculture. Keep an eye out on the blog for a recap of our Cuba trip.
Trip planning is on hold due to COVID, and we will evaluate and resume when it is safe to do so, and travel is accessible. 
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Start A Chapter In Your Country

Being the conversation about beginning an Herbalists Without Borders Chapter in your country or region.   Reach our HWB office:   officeHWB@gmail.com

Herbalists Without Borders volunteers on the international health and wellness front weekly.  Learn more and become involved by reaching our main office. officeHWB@gmail.com

"We are way more powerful when we turn to each other and not on each other,
when we celebrate our diversity...And together tear down the mighty walls of injustice."
~Cynthia McKinney

Africa Clinics

The best first contacts to inquire about offering volunteer service time, monetary or other donations to the following African clinics and projects is by contacting our HWB Africa liason below, or HWB Executive Director, Denise Cusack:  officeHWB@gmail.com    Your help will truly make a difference!

auuli REAP Project


​Rural Extension to Africa's Poor
Director, Lecturer, Trainer:

Daughters of Anna Fellowship:
Rosalia Anyumba Oyweka
PO Box 6173 Kondele
Kisumu  401304
Nyanza Prov.  Kenya
royweka@yahoo.com
cell:  0735 704421
or 07121  04503
Members:

Fredah Chrisno Wabuko
PO Box 100  Butere
Western Prov.  Kenya
cell:   0703  623671

Jacky Suzannah Nyakoha Mukangula
Trainee and Translator
jackysuzannanyakoha@yahoo.com
cell:  0739  449048

Rehma Day Care & Orphans Centre
Director:  Pr. Erastus Omukhango
cell:  0722853265
erastusomu@yahoo.com
PO Box 53334  00200
Nairobi, Kenya

Rehma is a children's home, an orphanage in an impoverished region of Nairobi.
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It also serves as a single parent center assisting those whom have been devastated by the loss of family members and caregivers to HIV/AIDS and other issues.  This center feeds 300+ children living in the streets--one mid-day meal 5 times per week.  Basic health and personal hygiene has been taught at this centre, including basic first aid, the use of basic botanicals and herbal preparations.  
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Donations needed:  Funds to pay teachers, food and clothing, herbal supplies.  There is also a trainer project on-site for older youth (sewing and tailoring).  Donations of sewing machines and sewing notions are appreciated, as well.​
Africa Clinics
U.S. Liason:  Jeanne Hughes
sojournersrest@yahoo.com

Pr.Dr. Evans M. Nyabero
PO Box 19 Keribigo
Nyamira Kenya
Cell: 0710 595251
Cell: 0773 715132
herbalclinicimani@gmail.com
nyaberoevans@gmail.com

Dr. Nehemiah Ndubi (Dr. Sanga)
+254705537731
​ndubi2015@gmail.com
doctorndubi@gmail.com
www.doctorndubi.org
​www.nyamiracountyadultassociation.org
Nyamira/Kisii Kenya
Dr. Sanga's Clinic Schedule for Nairobi Mobile Clinic
Sunday:  Nyamira  
Monday:  Kisii  
Tuesday:  Kebirigo  
Wed:  Miruka  
Thurs:  Kisi (@Doctor Sanga's Hotel)  
​Fri-Sat:  Boisanga Community
​Project needs include:  sterile herbal storage containers of all sizes, capsule fillers, new capsules size '3' and '00', digital cameras, laptop computers, printers.  Funds are always needed and helpful to provide improved sanitary office space, motorbikes and briefcases.  These doctors travel on foot from village to village and carry their 'green farmacy' in fabric totes.
 
​Contact HWB for more information on how to donate to these peoples' clinics.

Rahma Group

This clinical project began in 2006 with 5 midwives and 8 herbalists.  It is located in the border of Rift Valley and Western Prov. including the villages of Soy, Likuyani, Kapchan. Kipsombe locations.  The vision of this project is to become optimal service providers of natural medicine in the Providence.  Objectives of this program include:  training village residents/society to treat minor ailments naturally; erradicate diseases related to improper diets and lifestyles; utilize nature as a source of medicines; teach the community the importance of native plants and protect the sustainable life of the environment.  The Rahma Group embraces focused core values such as integrity, discipline, transparency, accountability and HARD WORK!

Project needs include:  electric microscope, digital BP machine, digital camera to catalogue botanicals, blender, scales for weighing powders, laptop computer, 6 anatomy charts, water pump and ORGANIC SEEDS.
Key Members of RAHMA Medical Group

Dr. Peter Chakali Wafula
PO Box 129 Matunda
Lugari/Likuyani/Soy  Kenya
Cell: 0724 798475  

Dr. David Muigi Ziwa  
cell: 07296 03487  
aicjerusalem@gmail.com 
Kapchan Village, Kipsombi Location
(Eldoret) Kenya
Cell:  0729603487

Dr. Elijah Wamaloba Wantoni  
​cell:  0725 420615
Dr. Meschack Shiyuka
cell:  0722 425938

Dr. Alfred Similu
cell 07219 33839

Alfred Khamasi Simiyu  
254. 0713 325225

Elijah  Wamaloba Wanton
Likuyani
cell:  0725 420615

Marantha Home Project
Medicine Tree/Botanical Sanctuary
Gilbert Sidgbi
Soy/Lugari/Likuyani location
(254) 0713-325225
Dr. Gilbert Sidedi
Dr. Sidedi is the director of a program in the region of Soy, Lugari, Likyani.  At his location there is a botanical sanctuary and tree nursery.  This group of minimal staff and volunteers provides the raw plant materials to regional herbalists and conducts training for nursery workers.

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International Borderless Medicine Project Needs

​Volunteer exchanges serving countries in need! Present projects needing support: TBD

Borderless Medicine
Volunteer health care exchanges & opportunities in botanical medicine, from United States to Africa and other regions of the world to study and serve within realms of natural medicine & the preservation of indigenous plants and healing wisdom. 
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Consider becoming a member  & volunteer on a project!

Africa Clinics: Jeanne Hughes, East Africa sojournersrest@yahoo.com

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International Health Care Clinics & HWB Global Chapter Affiliates

Africa Clinics
U.S. Liason:  Jeanne Hughes
sojournersrest@yahoo.com

The best first contacts to inquire about offering volunteer service time, monetary or other donations to the following African clinics and projects is by contacting our HWB Africa liason above.  To learn more about our HWB general INTERNATIONAL clinics and efforts, contact HWB office.   Your help will truly make a difference! 

Herbalists Without Borders is sustained by volunteers, donors & members delivering health, wellness and humanitarian aid to those in need. ​