May was a month when I had the pleasure of facilitating a meeting with some 30 young people – predominantly medical students – who spend much of their time helping others in Ebola-stricken areas, in countries bogged down by poverty, HIV-AIDS and natural disasters. Fascinating to hear their stories and observations, and intriguing to learn that in the midst of “doing good” out there, these young people are keenly aware of what they get out of it themselves: profound personal satisfaction and invaluable professional experience. I hope this attitude survives well into the future!
IMCC — International Medical Cooperation Committee
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