HVO KnowNET

The Health Volunteers Overseas Knowledge Network

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Welcome to the HVO Knowledge Network, a library of vital information for volunteers, overseas partners, and HVO leadership. Volunteers can find information to prepare them for their work abroad. For our partners overseas, this is an excellent depository of education and teaching materials. HVO leadership can access essential information to stay informed about project sites.

Access to the HVO KnowNET is a benefit available to active members of HVO and health care professionals at HVO project sites. To check your HVO membership status or to gain access to the HVO KnowNET, email the HVO office or call (202) 296-0928.

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Health Volunteers Overseas improves the availability and quality of health care through the education, training and professional development of the health workforce in resource-scarce countries. By becoming a volunteer with HVO, you’ll join a network of nearly 10,000 health professionals who have volunteered their time and expertise to teach, train and collaborate with local health providers in resource-scarce countries over the past 30+ years.