Rotaplast is Changing Faces in Many Places
We are a non-profit humanitarian organization providing free reconstructive surgery and treatment to those with cleft palate and related anomalies in developing countries. We promote self-sufficiency in the countries where we work by training local physicians, counseling families, and collaborating with health officials on the development of sustainable cleft palate programs.
A New Year of Changing Lives and Saving Smiles
Our first team of the year is currently in Barquisimeto, Venezuela. This is our 10th visit to Barquisimeto, and as such Barquisimeto is a site with incredible history, and many familiar faces. Please follow our blog to learn more about our incredible friends in Venezuela, and some of the children who have received a lifetime of care from Rotaplast.
Visit our volunteers page to learn more about joining a team, and stop by our donation section to make your annual contributions to help sustain our programs.
A New Address!
We have finished moving into our new home, and are finding the accomodations quite comfortable. You can see a few photos of the staff enjoying the new space on our Facebook page. If you'd care to visit, you'll find us at:
3317 26th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
In conjunction with our move, we are making a big push to update our contact information for all of you. Please take our survey to confirm or change your address, e-mail, or phone number.We are still looking for a handful of medical volunteers for missions in 2010. If you're interested, please contact Evelyn.
Want to Join the Team?
Non-medical volunteer opportunities are available for many of our 2010 missions.
Information and applications for all prospective volunteers can be found here.
Sponsors Needed!
We are actively seeking sponsors for several missions in 2010. We'd love to get you involved. If you have interest in saving smiles and changing lives in Brazil, Mexico, Guatemala, China or Ethiopia, check out our Mission Calendar to learn more.
Would you like to get involved? We'd love to hear from you.
