Constructed by student volunteers, the clinics will be shipped across Texas and around the world to serve communities in need.

Led by a Texas A&M Health physician, the organization is working to transform health care in Africa’s most populous country, with plenty of help from students.

The student organization’s volunteer members convert shipping containers into medical and veterinary facilities that can be deployed anywhere.

Texas A&M BUILD has been converting shipping containers into medical facilities for the last 10 years.

Since 2013, the organization has worked to unite the student body and help communities in need by constructing fully-equipped medical clinics inside shipping containers.

Amid COVID-19 restrictions, the student organization that converts shipping containers into Texas Aggie Medical Clinics has had its most productive year yet.

The student organization constructed four Texas Aggie Medical Clinics and two Texas Aggie Educational Units out of shipping containers during the fall 2020 semester

The converted shipping container will be used by Memorial Hermann Hospital.

The student-led organization that converts shipping containers to mobile clinics in honor of the 12 Bonfire victims recently completed its 12th project.

Converted from a shipping container by the student organization, the Texas Aggie Medical Clinic was dedicated to the late World War II hero during a ceremony in Laredo.