We know you might be wondering about the living conditions during our medical service trip to Nepal. No worries, we've got you covered! While it may be a bit different from Hong Kong, you'll be comfortable throughout the entire three-week adventure.We'll be staying in two places during our trip. First up is Binda's house (which is actually where we'll stay mostly for the entire trip) a super spacious and awesome place, from afar it literally looks like a white castle on a hill. It's got all the things you need to feel right at home. You'll love the chill vibes and there's plenty of room to relax after a long day of direct service.The second place is a health post in Bharta. It's not as fancy as Binda's house, but it's well-maintained and we could make it work by simply bringing some sleeping bags.So, no worries about living conditions. All is smooth and we can all look forward to having some good rest after a long day of serving the community.

Let me assure you, food will definitely be something you’re gonna look forward to during the trip, especially during our stay at Binda's house, which will be our main accommodation for most of the trip— this is largely due to the fact that we have a whole team of cooks doing the work for us.Having been on the January evaluation trip myself, I can confidently say that not a single day went by without being well-fed with decent food. The meals were truly satisfying and left no room for hunger or disappointment.The culinary experience won't be limited to just traditional Nepalese cuisine and will surely cater to everyone's preference.

I want to assure you that safety is our utmost priority during our service trip to Nepal. Firstly, let me emphasize that the region we are visiting is a remarkably safe place with virtually no issues regarding crime or any other concerns. The people of this area are known for their genuine kindness, respect, and pure-heartedness.However, as we venture into the mountainous regions of Nepal, it is important to be adequately prepared for the nature-based activities we will be engaging in, particularly hiking. To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, please remember to bring the right equipment, such as sturdy hiking shoes. Proper footwear will provide the necessary support and stability as we navigate the diverse terrain.Additionally, since a significant portion of our time will be spent outdoors providing our services, it is essential to take preventive measures. Wearing hats and using sunscreen will shield you from the sun's rays and protect your skin from potential sunburn. Staying hydrated is also crucial, so remember to drink plenty of water throughout our activities.Please remember that while the safety concern lies primarily with the challenges of the natural environment, rest assured that the people in this region are friendly and hospitable. You can expect a warm and welcoming atmosphere as we engage with the local communities and provide our medical assistance.Stay safe, stay prepared, and let's make a positive impact together!

If you are looking for a society that balances doing serious work with having loads of fun with your fellow medical students, Medical Outreachers is the perfect society to join! While we spend a great amount of effort holding meetings to plan our service projects, we also know that a big incentive of joining a society in university is to meet friends beyond our PBL group, Ocamp group, or even our universities. Medical Outreachers is very close-knit society and each team would meet up regularly for lunch/dinners and for activities such as picnics, canoeing, bowling etc - birthday surprises are obviously a given as well. After all, it is always good to find a supportive friend group that will be by our side throughout the 6 years of medical school. With a sharp focus on community service, you will be able to show care for people from many different walks of life. By interacting with populations that you will serve in the future as a professional, you can understand their real needs and better equip yourself to be the best doctor possible. If you join us, not only can you provide direct hands-on services to the needy, you can also gain insight on what goes on behind the scenes of NGOs, be it finance, promotion or management.

Since Medical Outreachers is a certified charitable organisation, we do have to put a lot of time and effort in maintaining connections with external parties, organising databases, planning events and recruiting helpers. However, throughout the 10+ years that MOHK has been run, all of our members have had more than enough time for their own hobbies and studies apart from society work. After all, time management is the name of the game in medical school!

In order to assess your knowledge on our society and our services, we designed a set of tasks for you to complete. Examples of what you would do include proposals, design work, year plans and so on. The tasks you would receive depend on your post preferences!

We change our executive committee each year. As such, you will be working in the society for 1 year!

We have a total of 22 spots in the executive committee. The posts available include President, Vice President (3, one in each team respectively), Financial Secretary (1), Financial Assistant (2), General Secretary (1), Internal Secretary (1), External Secretary (1), Editor for Humans Of Medical Outreachers (3), Public Relations Officer (3), Publications and Promotions Officer (3), and Executive Officer (3)

We will keep you updated through email. Remember to check your emails regularly!

In order for us to learn more about you beyond your past achievements, we want to know you as a person. Let us know what your hobbies are, what places you like, what your favorite food is....anything! Feel free to showcase 5 pictures of your life in any way you can think of!