So. Pacific: Tonga, Samoa, & Kiribati
WELCOME TO THE SOUTH PACIFIC
You can choose your own travel dates to any of these three countries.
Tonga – Dr. Doug Jensen has been at the Liahona (LDS) Clinic since September 2010 and plans to stay until September 2011. The 7-chair clinic has plenty of room for additional dentists. In addition, there are four portable chairs and units that can be taken to outer islands if desired. Volunteers are always needed and very welcome. Housing is supplied with no charge except for electricity. Wives and children are also welcome. (We suggest a minimum of two weeks.)
Samoa – Pete Weber, DDS and his wife have been called on a mission to work at the LDS Volunteer dental clinic in Pesega,Samoa. They arrived in September of 2010 and should be there for at least another year. They can always use the help of dentists who can commit to a minimum of three weeks working in this modern, 3-chair clinic. There are also three portable units that can be used in more remote locations. Housing is available. Wives and children welcome.
Kiribati — There is a one-chair clinic at the Moroni (LDS) High school. Housing can be arranged on campus. You will be working primarily with students fromMoroniHigh School, Missionaries, and Prospective missionaries. You’ll have the spiritual treat of a lifetime. We recommend two or more weeks. Wives and children welcome.
For scheduling and help with housing and transportation, interested dentists can contact:
Dr. Wayne R. Chisholm, DDS
(435)896-4347(home)
(435)896-7688(cell)
