Working with Rohingya Refugees
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On June 22, 2018, Betsy Hague, a Medical Mission Sisters Associate, left for Bangladesh to work with the Rohingya Muslim refugees. While at the camp, Betsy connected with a female doctor who asked her to work with the midwives at the camp, helping them with various skills in working with the women who have been so traumatized. She also went to several classes that had already been planned and met most of the midwives with the intention of giving them some support and ideas for doing group work at the clinic.
Gathering of young Medical Mission sisters
Young Medical Mission Sisters from India, the United States, Pakistan, Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia and Germany begin their exposures at several places in Europe: England, Germany and the Netherlands! The exposure is for the sisters around final vows with the intention of understanding, expanding, and internalizing vision of the whole and sense of belonging to the Medical Mision Sisters international, multicultual and intercultural living.