Global Surgical Expedition

Global Surgical Expedition Delivering surgical care to those in need in underserved countries. Formerly Giving to Extremes. By removing a cancerous growth, GSE saves lives.

We are a medical charity that sends surgical teams to underserved nations around the world to deliver surgeries and change lives. By fixing disabling and chronic conditions, GSE helps get people back to work and family responsibilities. In doing so, we make a more significant impact on global poverty.

Volunteer Spotlight💡 : Taryn Hallam. As a registered physiotherapist with a special focus on women’s health and pelvic f...
04/09/2026

Volunteer Spotlight💡 : Taryn Hallam. As a registered physiotherapist with a special focus on women’s health and pelvic floor dysfunction, Taryn is passionate about helping women access the quality care they deserve.🩷 Her work specializes in supporting women with complex pelvic floor dysfunction, including pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence, and chronic pelvic pain. Driven by her passion to make quality care more accessible to women, Taryn splits her time between clinical care and teaching—sharing her knowledge while continuing to support patients on their healing journeys.📙 This year, Taryn joined GSE on her first trip to Belize! 🇧🇿 From guiding patients through recovery to providing education, encouragement, and hands-on support, our PT volunteers helped patients regain confidence and take important steps toward healing.✨ Thank you, Taryn, for sharing your expertise and heart with the GSE team!

Taryn Hallam

Want to stay connected to the impact? Sign up for the GSE newsletter to get field updates, hear stories from our patient...
03/09/2026

Want to stay connected to the impact? Sign up for the GSE newsletter to get field updates, hear stories from our patients and volunteers, learn more about our programs, and see how we're expanding access to specialized surgical care worldwide.🌍 📝 Join our community and stay in the know.🛎️ Sign up today: https://buff.ly/5if3YGJ

Urology is about more than just treating kidney stones. It focuses on the health of the urinary and reproductive systems...
02/09/2026

Urology is about more than just treating kidney stones. It focuses on the health of the urinary and reproductive systems, helping patients manage conditions that can affect daily life, comfort, and overall health.💙 From urinary incontinence and kidney stones to bladder conditions and more, understanding your urologic health is an important part of taking care of yourself.💡 This Urology Awareness Month, know your health, know the signs, and don't ignore changes that may need medical attention. https://www.theurologyfoundation.org/impact-achievements/campaigns/urology-awareness-month/

The prostate may be small, but it plays an important role in the male reproductive system. Located just below the bladde...
01/09/2026

The prostate may be small, but it plays an important role in the male reproductive system. Located just below the bladder, the prostate surrounds part of the urethra and helps produce fluid that supports s***m. As men age, prostate health can become increasingly important.💡 This Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, take a moment to learn about your prostate, understand your risk, and talk with your healthcare provider.🩺 Knowledge is a good place to start. https://www.urologyhealth.org/urology-a-z/p/prostate-cancer-%E2%80%93-early-stage %20is%20the%20Prostate?

For years, Lisi quietly changed the way she lived because of something she was too embarrassed to talk about. After havi...
31/08/2026

For years, Lisi quietly changed the way she lived because of something she was too embarrassed to talk about. After having her two children, Lisi began experiencing urinary incontinence. Over time, she stopped going to public places, worried she wouldn't make it to a restroom in time. She pulled away from her husband and found herself limiting her life around a condition she couldn't control.💔 Then she found One World Surgery.

Within weeks, Lisi had a consultation, a diagnosis, and a surgery date with Global Surgical Expedition founder Dr. David Rapp. On January 22, 2026, she received the care she had been waiting for.💙

Today, Lisi is going to work, spending time with her family, and leaving the house without the fear that once followed her everywhere. She shared her story because she knows there are other women quietly living the same way. They deserve to know that help is possible.✨ Lisi’s story is one example of what access to specialized surgical care can mean—and why the partnership between One World Surgery and Global Surgical Expedition matters. 🤝

One patient. One surgery. One life changed. 😍

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Not a clinician? You're still needed. For our January trip to Honduras, we're looking for general volunteers to help wit...
27/08/2026

Not a clinician? You're still needed. For our January trip to Honduras, we're looking for general volunteers to help with the behind-the-scenes work that makes patient care possible.💙 That might mean helping in the kitchen, pitching in on the farm, or supporting the surgical center with day-to-day needs. These roles may not happen in the operating room, but they are essential to everything that does. 🍳 🐷 📃

Meals need to be prepared. Spaces need to be ready. Teams need support. And every helping hand allows our clinical team to stay focused on caring for patients.

Every task matters. Every role makes a difference. We're heading to Honduras in January with One World Surgery, and we'd love to have you be part of the team.✨ Interested in volunteering? https://buff.ly/Kwppnv9

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What would global health look like if everyone had access to the care they needed? At Global Surgical Expedition, we bel...
25/08/2026

What would global health look like if everyone had access to the care they needed? At Global Surgical Expedition, we believe it starts with a simple idea💡 : a world where everyone has access to safe, essential surgical care.💙 Around the world, treatable conditions can become life-altering simply because the right care isn’t available. Distance, cost, limited specialists, and a lack of resources can all stand between a patient and the surgery they need.

Global health isn’t just about bringing care to communities that need it. It’s about building stronger healthcare systems, training local providers, and creating sustainable programs that continue long after a surgical team goes home.🏥 That’s the future we’re working toward. A world where access to essential surgical care isn't determined by where you live. 🌍

For nearly 11 million people in Honduras, access to specialized urology and urogynecology care is incredibly limited.🇭🇳 ...
24/08/2026

For nearly 11 million people in Honduras, access to specialized urology and urogynecology care is incredibly limited.🇭🇳 Only three urogynecological surgeons serve the entire country. That’s why our partnership with One World Surgery matters. 💙

Global Surgical Expedition and OWS have worked together for years, and this formalized partnership takes that collaboration a step further. Together, we're building a stronger, more sustainable urology and urogynecology program in Honduras—one that goes beyond individual surgical missions.

GSE will provide specialized training for OWS clinical staff, help develop patient resources, and share the knowledge and protocols needed to strengthen care for the long term. Because sustainable global surgery isn't just about bringing specialists to where they're needed. It’s about investing in local teams so they can continue providing specialized care long after we leave.🤩 We're proud to partner with One World Surgery to help make that possible. 🤝

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Meet Stephanie, a dedicated volunteer with Global Surgical Expedition’s Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Program.🩷 Stephani...
21/08/2026

Meet Stephanie, a dedicated volunteer with Global Surgical Expedition’s Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Program.🩷 Stephanie is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Board Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist, and Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists. She has also completed specialized pelvic floor rehabilitation training and has experience providing physical therapy, wound care, and education in underserved communities in Guatemala City. 🇬🇹

That experience makes Stephanie a valuable part of GSE’s efforts to expand access to pelvic floor care beyond surgery. Through education, physical therapy and practical tools, the program helps patients better understand their bodies and manage conditions that can impact their everyday lives.🤩 For Stephanie, this work is about more than physical therapy. It’s an opportunity to share her expertise, learn from the communities she serves, and help build access to care that can continue long after a GSE team returns home. We're grateful for the knowledge, compassion, and dedication Stephanie brings to the GSE family. 💙

Stephanie Lewis

Your donation can help put surgical care within reach.✨ Every contribution to Global Surgical Expedition helps support s...
20/08/2026

Your donation can help put surgical care within reach.✨ Every contribution to Global Surgical Expedition helps support surgical missions, patient care, medical education, and sustainable healthcare programs in communities where access is limited.🌍 You can help make a surgery possible. 💙

You can help train a provider. You can help build something that lasts. Give today and be part of the work. https://www.globalsurgicalexpedition.org/donate

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