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Student Stories

Student volunteers play an important role in every international medical mission - helping to change children's lives and their own.

Operation Smile sends two student leaders and a student sponsor on missions to help educate local children and families about burn care and prevention, oral rehydration therapy, nutrition and dental hygiene. When students help children in need, they learn firsthand how they can make an impact on the world and the personal rewards gained from giving back.

Junior at Pope John Paul II High School, Boca Raton, Fla. Cebu, Philippines: February 20-27, 2009

Senior at Amsterdam High School in Hagaman, N.Y. Nairobi, Kenya: August 13-22, 2009

Junior at Gulliver Preparatory School, Key Biscayne, Fla. Fortaleza, Brazil: September 1-9, 2009

Graduated 2008, Cibola High School, Albuquerque, N.M. Hue, Vietnam: June 6-13, 2008

Senior at Villa Walsh Academy, Morristown, N.J. Asuncion, Paraguay: September 11-20, 2008

Junior at Rathdown School, Monkstown, Dublin, Ireland Kisumu, Kenya: October 22-November 1, 2008

Junior at Westfield High School, Westfield, N.J. Er-Rachidia, Morocco: October 11-20, 2008

Senior at Cibola High School, Albuquerque, N.M. Jimma, Ethiopia: May 29- June 6, 2009

Senior at Cape Henry Collegiate, Virginia Beach, Va. Amman, Jordan: March 5-13, 2009

Senior at Norfolk Academy, Norfolk, Va. Cartagena, Colombia: February 28-March 7, 2009

Senior at Starkville High School, Starkville, Miss. Cebu, Philippines: February 20-27, 2009

Senior at Norfolk Academy, Norfolk, Va. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: August 14-24, 2008

Senior at Mira Costa High School, Mira Costa, Calif. Guwahati, India: May 21-29, 2009

Senior at Mount Anville Secondary School, Dublin, Ireland Jimma, Ethiopia: May 29-June 6, 2009

Junior at The Brentwood School, Los Angeles, Calif. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: August 6-14, 2009

Senior at Academy of the Holy Angels, Demarest, N.J. Guwahati, India: May 21-29, 2009

Senior at Norfolk Academy, Norfolk, Va. Alexandria, Egypt: April 20-30, 2009
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