The mission was initiated by another team in 2019, and I joined this mission last year. I find this mission very meaningful and a way to serve the community. Most of them dared not go to the clinic when they were sick due to documentation issues.

So far, my team partner Daniel and I have joined this medical mission three times. We continue to serve in other areas, such as the distribution of rations to the poor on a monthly basis and as volunteers in migrant's activities (e.g., Hari Mirgant Sedunia, immigration for documentation).

Limited resources, such as doctors, nurses, and pharmacists. Hence, we have to look for doctors, nurses, and pharmacists who are available on the mission’s date.

Plan early, at least 1.5 months in advance.

Proper planning, coordination, reminders, and follow-up prior to the medical mission are required to ensure everything is in place by the time of the mission. Second, identify a community in need that could benefit from the medical mission. Third, recruit volunteers, mainly doctors, nurses, and pharmacists, as well as support staff who are willing to volunteer their time and expertise for the mission.

My advice to all is: Don't see this medical mission as a tiring task for you. Work sincerely.

1. Pray for the safety, protection, and good health of the medical mission volunteers as they travel to and from the Kelompok migrants all the way from Penang.
2. Pray for the migrants who will be receiving care during the medical mission in their area. Ask for healing, comfort, and relief from their physical and emotional pain. Pray for a positive impact on the community, whose lives will be improved through this medical mission.
3. Pray that the medical mission will be performed successfully and reach more communities.
4. Ask for God's blessing for all the resources and volunteers needed for the medical mission, guide the team, and provide encouragement to the team to make the medical mission a success and sustainable.