October 23–25, 2026 · Ksar El Kebir, Morocco
Give your time.
Help restore sight.
Help deliver essential vision care and local health-worker training with ADVF and AMMS during our October Morocco mission. Apply for this trip or join ADVF’s volunteer roster to be considered for upcoming mission trips.
Apply for the October Morocco mission or express interest in future trips. Joining the volunteer roster does not guarantee placement; all roles depend on mission needs, qualifications, and final approval.
There is more than one way to make sight possible.
A successful mission depends on careful clinical work, thoughtful coordination, and people who can tell the story with dignity. Tell us where you can contribute to this mission or future mission trips; ADVF will match selected volunteers to each mission’s confirmed needs.
Explore the October missionClinical
Physicians & medical professionals
Ophthalmologists, optometrists, anesthesia providers, nurses, surgical technicians, and other credentialed clinicians supporting safe care.
- Consultations, assessment, and surgical care
- Pre- and post-operative support
- Credential review required
Mission support
General volunteers
Calm, adaptable team members who can help patients and mission teams move through each service day with care.
- Patient registration and flow
- Equipment staging and logistics
- Translation and cultural support
Creative & specialist
Storytellers, creators & skilled contributors
Videographers, photographers, interviewers, digital creators, influence-channel partners, and specialists who can share the mission responsibly.
Use the general application and note your talentKsar El Kebir · October 23–25
A medical outreach campaign in Ksar El Kebir, Larache Province, in Morocco’s Tanger–Tetouan–Al Hoceima Region. The mission is confirmed for October 23–25, 2026.
General consultations, cataract surgical treatment, and preventive care delivered with safety and dignity.
Volunteers work alongside Moroccan teams and support a training component for local community health workers.
AMMS has committed to in-country transportation, accommodation, and meals for the accepted ADVF delegation.
Mission scope and host support confirmed in AMMS’s September 17, 2026 invitation.
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Global support.
Moroccan clinical leadership.
ADVF contributes clinical expertise, volunteers, equipment and resources, documentation, and fundraising support. The Association Marocaine Médicale de Solidarité (AMMS) leads local patient care, clinical protocols, community coordination, field operations, and follow-up.
This is a partnership built to meet patients where they are and strengthen care beyond a single mission.
A clear path from interest to service.
- 01Join the volunteer roster
Choose the medical or general application and share your skills and availability for the October Morocco mission or upcoming mission trips. Creative and specialist volunteers should use the general form and describe their skills.
- 02Needs-based role matching
For the Morocco mission, ADVF and AMMS balance team size, qualifications, availability, and confirmed mission needs. Space is limited, and some roles may require an interview.
- 03Clearance & onboarding
Selected volunteers complete required agreements, screening, safeguarding, travel preparation, media protocols, and—where applicable—medical credentialing.
- 04Mission assignment
Approved volunteers receive a defined role, preparation guidance, and a general itinerary. Travel details remain subject to change until confirmed in writing.
Compassion is the starting point. Readiness is the standard.
Eligibility & selection
Applicants must be at least 18 unless ADVF gives written approval for a supervised exception. Mission placements are limited and needs-based; placement is not guaranteed and depends on experience, conduct, availability, references, team balance, and required clearances.
Medical credentials & scope
Clinical volunteers must provide current licenses, credentials, and requested documentation. All care is delivered only within an approved role and under AMMS clinical governance and applicable Moroccan requirements.
Safeguarding, privacy & media
Consent comes first, patient care takes priority, and dignity matters more than dramatic content. Photos, video, interviews, and stories require approved consent; a parent or guardian must consent for minors. Volunteers must stop recording immediately when asked.
Travel, cost & logistics
AMMS has committed to in-country transportation, accommodation, and meals for the accepted delegation. Applicants should maintain a valid passport and be prepared to arrange international airfare. Any travel support or reimbursement depends on the assignment and must be approved in writing before booking.
Cultural humility & local authority
Volunteers are expected to follow AMMS and ADVF leadership, respect local customs and modest dress guidance, remain flexible during long service days, and work within their assigned role.
So the world may see · Join our volunteer roster
Bring what you do best.
Leave with a changed perspective.
Apply for the October Morocco mission, join ADVF’s volunteer roster, and be considered for upcoming mission trips. Share your skills and availability so we can connect you with opportunities as they arise.
Join the volunteer roster