South Asia is home to the world’s greatest number of and largest unreached people groups, and it has the world’s greatest concentration of Hindus and Muslims. As one of the poorest regions in the world, meeting people’s needs there calls for a holistic approach to sharing the gospel through health, community, and educational development projects. TEAM has worked in South Asia for seventy uninterrupted years, building credibility through dedicated service to many communities in both urban and rural settings.
Opportunities
We want to connect with you about the purposes God might have for you together with us in South Asia! Browse our listing of current needs in South Asia.
| Opportunity Title | Area | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Anesthetist | South Asia | 9 months - 2 years more than 3 years |
| Rehab Services Manager | South Asia | 9 months - 2 years more than 3 years |
| Quality Assurance Coordinator | South Asia | 9 months - 2 years more than 3 years |
| Psychiatric Nurse | South Asia | 9 months - 2 years more than 3 years |
| Physician-Pediatrician | South Asia | 9 months - 2 years more than 3 years |
| Physician-Obstetrician/Gynecologist | South Asia | 9 months - 2 years more than 3 years |
| Physician-Internal Medicine or Family Practice | South Asia | 9 months - 2 years more than 3 years |
| Orthotist | South Asia | 9 months - 2 years more than 3 years |
Quick Facts
South Asia is the poorest region in the world after Sub-Saharan Africa.
About 64% of the South Asia population is Hindu, 33% is Muslim, 2% is Buddhist and 1% is Christian.
South Asia is home to more than 2,000 ethnic entities, with populations ranging from hundreds of millions to small tribal groups.
With a primarily Monsoon climate, the region is humid during summer and dry during winter.
South Asia’s geography is as diverse as her people, boasting glaciers, rain forests, valleys, deserts, and grasslands.
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