Visit & Learn Medical Trip: Kenya
Mully Children’s Family Medical Mission Team
Tentative Dates: August 1–15, 2026
Serving with Skill, Compassion, and Faith
Have you ever wondered if God might be inviting you to use your skills—and your heart—to serve beyond your everyday context? The Visit & Learn Medical Trip to Kenya offers a unique opportunity to step into meaningful, hands-on ministry while witnessing how God is bringing healing and hope through Mully Children’s Family.
This journey brings together medical professionals and non-medical team members to help host a free medical camp, serving thousands of community members who otherwise lack access to affordable or quality healthcare. Through care, presence, and compassion, this team plays a vital role in restoring dignity and demonstrating Christ’s love in tangible ways.
What You’ll Be Part Of
Medical Camp & Clinical Support
At the heart of this trip is a multi-day medical clinic, where you will serve alongside local and international partners. Clinic teams include Medical, Dental, Optometry, Pharmacy, and Triage.
Whether you are providing direct care, assisting with patient intake, organizing supplies, or supporting logistics, your contribution is essential. Each day, you’ll witness firsthand how access to healthcare can transform lives, relieve suffering, and open doors for hope.
Medical camps often run long, full days (8:00 am–9:00 pm), requiring stamina, flexibility, and teamwork—but the impact is profound and lasting.
Community Outreach & Gospel Presence
This experience extends beyond clinical care. As a team, we will engage with the surrounding communities, build relationships, and share the love of Christ through presence, prayer, and service.
By listening, learning, and walking alongside those we serve, we deepen our understanding of the unique challenges these communities face while offering compassion, dignity, and hope.
Building Relationships with MCF Children
You’ll have opportunities to connect with children who have been rescued and restored through Mully Children’s Family. Join them in classrooms, devotionals, crafts, and even on the soccer field.
Their stories, joy, worship, and resilience are powerful reminders of God’s redemptive work—and many team members describe these moments as some of the most meaningful of the entire trip.
Experience the MCF Campuses
Travel to multiple Mully Children’s Family campuses across Kenya, including Ndalani, Yatta, Vipingo, and Malindi. See how God’s work is unfolding through education, mentorship, vocational training, healthcare, and sustainability initiatives.
Along the way, you’ll experience vibrant Kenyan culture, breathtaking landscapes, and the remarkable scope of what God has built through decades of faithfulness.
Who Can Join?
This team includes both medical professionals and non-medical support members.
We are seeking:
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Doctors
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Dentists
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Optometrists
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Nurses
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Pharmacists
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Non-medical volunteers to support logistics, patient flow, prayer, and clinic operations
This is a multi-generational opportunity open to families, couples, and individuals eager to learn, serve, and step into cross-cultural ministry.
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10+ years. Anyone ages 10-18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian.
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Team size will be approximately 20–30 people, with 8–10 spots reserved for medical professionals.
Requirements
To help ensure the team is prepared, safe, and ready to serve well, participants will need:
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A valid passport (not expiring within 6 months of travel)
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Participation in team meetings and training prior to departure
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Openness to cross-cultural learning, flexibility, and a heart to serve under local leadership
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Physical ability to handle warm climates, moderate to high activity, and full ministry days
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Completion of all required forms and payments by designated deadlines
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Police check / vulnerable sector screening (required for adults)
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A flexible, humble, adaptable, and teachable team-oriented attitude
Additional Requirements for Medical Professionals
To obtain a Temporary Medical License to practice in Kenya, the following documentation is required:
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A valid medical license (may be from countries other than Canada)
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Proof of education, such as transcripts, a degree, or a letter of acceptance
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Translated documents, if originals are not in English
Nurses are not required to submit these additional documents.
Preparation Commitment (40+ Hours)
In addition to being fully present during the trip, each team member will invest time and effort before and after the journey, including:
- Attending an optional, free online Info Session on FEB 7 from 4:00–6:00 p.m. EST, where you’ll meet medical professionals and trip alumni, hear firsthand stories, and learn more about what to expect on this medical mission.
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Completing at least five training modules, such as Spiritual Readiness and Cultural Sensitivity
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Participating in at least four team meetings focused on team building, vision, prayer, and logistics
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Engaging with assigned readings and videos to understand the context, culture, and ministry partners
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Working independently and collaboratively on tasks such as idea generation, sourcing supplies, and preparing a personal testimony or devotional
This preparation equips the team to serve effectively, support one another, and engage deeply with what God is doing through our partners in Kenya.
Cost
Approx. $4,900 per person
This includes flights, transportation, accommodations, meals, support for Mully Children’s Family self-sustainability programs, medical supplies, and community feeding initiatives.
Next Steps
1. Pray.
Begin by seeking the Lord. Ask Him to guide, prepare, and clarify whether this journey is an invitation for you.
2. Learn More.
Discover the story of Mully Children’s Family and Charles Mully’s remarkable testimony of faith and obedience.
👉 Watch the Mully Movie: https://mcfcanada.org/mully-movie
3. Express Your Interest / Connect with the Leader.
If you feel prompted to explore further, please contact Nicholla Philips at medmission@mcfcanada.org
The team will be prayerfully formed through discernment, with a group size of approximately 20–30 people, including 8–10 medical professionals.