Reports from missions, meetings and projects — the place, the date and the people we meet.
With Global Rehab Studio we set out to bring global inequalities in health and rehabilitation closer to young healthcare professionals, and to encourage them not to stop at recognizing the problem but to start thinking about solutions that are workable in low-resource settings.
Read the postOur work is not limited to foreign countries. In Slovenia, we organize various charitable activities to raise public awareness and collect funds for our international projects. In the future, we also plan to provide home-based physiotherapy services in Slovenia, thereby further supporting the local community.
In Tanzania, many people live far away from health facilities, often without access to basic treatment or rehabilitation.
In the heart of West Africa, in the small town of Larabanga in northern Ghana, life is slow but hard. Most residents live with limited access to basic healthcare.
Peru is a country of contrasts. While tourists admire Machu Picchu and the Pacific coast, just a few kilometers away people live in a reality where access to basic healthcare services—such as physical therapy—is not guaranteed.
Palestine. A place where everyday life is intertwined with hope, courage, and quiet perseverance. A place where physical therapy is not just a health service, but an act of humanity.
