The Public Health program in Ghana, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama each implement a combination of the following projects: clean-burning stoves, cement floors, showers, water storage, and latrines. Public Health team members work with community leaders to prepare communities for projects, inventory materials, and hire local experts. Once the community has been prepared, foreign student volunteers and professionals work alongside community members to construct each public health project during Public Health Brigades. In addition to the infrastructure projects, Public Health Brigades also works with communities to provide health education to school-age children and adults in the community. The Public Health team collaborates with school teachers and other key community members to develop a curriculum that will directly address the communities’ needs, while volunteers prepare lessons for the children during each brigade.