IMO Trips
Throughout the year, International Medical Outreach offers UCF students opportunities to travel, volunteer, and experience different cultures. Some of our trips are consistent from year to year, such as Haiti and New Orleans. Other trips are centered around shadowing doctors in other countries to observe and learn. These trips differ each year and Colombia and Peru are shadowing trips IMO has done in the past. Check out the information below for more on each trip!

Haiti
Twice a year, IMO travels to the South-Eastern region of Haiti to set up a clinic that offers free health care for the community of Mare-Brignol. With the help of Haitian doctors, we are able to see around 600 patients and offer them the medical attention that they would not have otherwise had access to. In addition to the days we spend in the clinic, our team hosts workshops for the community with a focus on preventative healthcare to teach topics such as nutrition, cardiovascular health, and hygiene. Our partner with Vitamin Angels has allowed us to give vitamin A to the children, helping to prevent eye diseases that accompany vitamin A deficiency.
Learn more about Vitamin Angels
Learn more about our research project

New Orleans
IMO travels to New Orleans, LA two times a year to volunteer at the Magnolia Community. Here, our members are able to spend the week with adults with developmental disabilities. IMO has also volunteered with Green Light New Orleans to help reduce the environmental footprint of homes and Garden on Marais to give back to the community.
Learn more about Magnolia Community
