
Georgie Garner
Give and Surf
AlumniI was inspired to go abroad because I wanted to experience a different culture, meet new people, and do something meaningful outside of my everyday ro...
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A Mexico volunteer opportunity in International Business allows candidates to gain hands-on business experience while immersing themselves in the vibrant culture of Oaxaca. Examples of business placements in Mexico include accounting, social and economic business development, and graphic design, amo
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GoEco offers more than 60 wildlife and animal conservation volunteer opportunities and internships worldwide! Our programs focus on the welfare and conservation of various species, both wildlife and domestic animals. We offer volunteer opportunities and internships at wildlife rescue centers, wildli
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Want to help others improve their English while you improve your Spanish? Join our exciting volunteer program in Spain! Most Spanish students start learning English at about ten years old, so your role mainly involves teaching conversational English. You'll receive assistance and guidance from the
Love Volunteers
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Find out why more and more people are choosing to become a Love Volunteer! Love Volunteers is the most affordable way to volunteer and help local communities in developing countries! Why are we cheaper than other organisations? Firstly, we are just a handful of passionate people working hard to h
IPBio- Biodiversity Research Institute
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The Eco-Volunteer Program encompasses a range of activities conducted in a group. The majority of these tasks are field activities, making this an ideal program for volunteers who like to stay outside and who enjoy physical activities such as the following. - Mushroom Inventory: We search for new
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The Volunteer with Palestinian Refugees in Palestine and Jordan program is a valuable and immersive opportunity for those who wish to work alongside and learn from Palestinian refugees living in different conditions. By engaging with the community, participants will gain unique insights into the dai
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Volunteer as a part of Turtle Conservation in Bali and help protect the endangered sea turtles of Indonesia. You’ll be whisked away by boat to an island 45 minutes from mainland Bali. Depending on the time of year, you’ll collect turtle population statistics, identify species, gather eggs, monitor n
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Engineering Without Borders Argentina (ISF Argentina) offers international volunteering opportunities focused on community development, humanitarian engineering, and social impact across different regions of the country. Volunteers collaborate with local communities, professionals, and civil society
UCESCO Africa
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250 children in Samburu Village currently attend classes under trees and in temporary shelters. Some have lost their parents. Many face the daily risk of homelessness. The school being built here is more than infrastructure—it is a lifeline. UCESCO Africa's construction and community volunteer pro
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Step into London, one of the world’s leading business, finance, and cultural capitals, with an international internship designed to accelerate your career. This program blends hands-on professional experience, global networking, and cultural immersion, equipping students, recent graduates, and early
Terra Sylvestris
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American India Foundation
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Give and Surf
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Volunteers have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the local culture and help teach programs that include preschool, kindergarten, summer camp, after-school programs, English classes, and extracurricular activities. In their free time, they get to explore the beautiful Bocas Islands and enjoy
Omeida Chinese Academy
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Volunteer for a few hours from Monday to Friday and receive free accommodation in our dorms or free lunch and dinner meals in our school cafeteria. The rest of the time is yours, which you can spend hanging out with new friends and exploring nearby attractions! Volunteers interested in studying Chi
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Volunteer in a real clinical environment in Arusha, Tanzania, working directly with patients as part of a multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, and assistants. This is a hands-on medical placement where every day brings new challenges — you'll receive a group of patients who need your care and
See All 7 ProgramsAny time spent volunteering is a worthwhile experience, but the advantage of long term volunteering is that you get to connect on a deeper level with the communities you are helping. Rather than swooping in for a short project, you will become a part of the community’s everyday life. Not only does this allow you to form close relationships, it also allows you to have a local travel experience as you adjust to a brand new daily life.
If you love the idea of waking up like a local on the other side of the world, and getting up to help your new community, then taking the chance to volunteer abroad for 7-12 months is perfect for you. By the end of your experience, you will build strong relationships (with the community and with your fellow volunteers), discover a new perspective (or even a new purpose!), and maybe even open your eyes to new possible career paths.
With such a high demand for volunteers, and with so many new and exciting places to explore around the world, picking a location to volunteer abroad for 7-12 months may feel almost impossible. Just know that wherever you choose to go, the most important part of your decision is the impact you will have! Here are a few interesting locations to jump-start your location search.
China is so vast and diverse that it’s hard to choose one reason to volunteer abroad there. Explore the towering metropolis in Beijing or Shanghai, or get lost in the villages and farmlands scattered across the country. There are 7-12 month volunteer abroad programs in environmental conservation, teaching, and in community outreach (such as working with children). One volunteer opportunity where you will truly be able to feel your impact is volunteering in an orphanage. In such a populated country, you will be a welcome and helpful hand to take care of those who need it most.
Costa Rica brings up the image of lush, green landscapes and brightly colored flora and fauna—the country is beautiful and they know it! Not only is the country gorgeous, but Costa Ricans also make efforts to preserve the country’s beauty through its sustainable efforts. If you have your heart set on environmental volunteering, Costa Rica is definitely one place to consider. Costa Rica is extremely biodiverse, and offers endless learning opportunities for volunteers that want to get down and dirty with nature. In Costa Rica, you can plant trees, build trails, or even help carry out important research and create new ideas for sustainable tourism. It probably doesn’t hurt to be surrounded by gorgeous nature to get you feeling inspired about conservation volunteering!
Thailand is well known as an exciting tourist destination, but it is a great volunteer destination as well. The influx of tourists brings unique challenges, including effects on the environment and local communities. Because of these new challenges, Thailand offers a range of volunteer opportunities. From teaching English to local children, to washing elephants in an elephant refuge, your experience in Thailand can have a much deeper impact than the typical party trip (although why not stop by a full moon party on a night off of volunteering?).
If you’re going to spend 7-12 months volunteering abroad, you better love what you’re doing! Just as with volunteer locations, there are endless volunteer opportunities available. When looking for volunteer projects, you want to make sure they are truly sustainable and giving back positively to the community—and, of course, you want to make sure it is something you are interested in! Here are a few popular types of volunteer projects.
Farming. WWOOF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) programs pair volunteers with organic farms around the world. Organic and sustainably-minded host farms accept volunteers, who in turn help with the daily farming duties. In exchange for your work, hosts often provide food and accommodations. Over 100 countries offer WWOOF opportunities. It is a great way to save money while traveling (free accommodations? Sign us up!) and give back to the community in a sustainable way by supporting local farms. If this sounds like an amazing experience to you, then look into WWOOF!
Environmental Conservation. As much as we love to travel, there is the undeniable fact that tourism (and humans in general) have had a negative impact in many ecosystems. Environmental conservation volunteering is where you can combine your passion for travel and your passion for helping the environment. Some programs help you offset the impact of human activity and tourism (eg. tree planting), others allow you to focus on the conservation of certain species of plants or animals (eg. turtle conservation), and others allow you to help conduct valuable research for further sustainability efforts.
Teaching. You’ve heard it before: education is important. And many of us take it for granted. Access to education is an issue in many communities, and these communities depend on international aid and volunteers to provide better access to education. Volunteering abroad in education allows you to leave a lifelong impact on those that you work with. Volunteering for 7-12 months is perfect for education programs because it allows you to stay for a full semester or school year and create truly impactful relationships with your students.
One of the most wonderful aspects of volunteering abroad for 7-12 months is you will leave behind just as many memories as you will take away. When you volunteer in a community long term, you become a familiar face, and a part of the community’s everyday life, and those who you helped will be left with just as many memories as the ones that you take with you.
One of the challenges of long term volunteering is… well, it’s long! Homesickness is likely something you will have to deal with at some point in your journey. Planning visits with family and loved ones is one way to deal with homesickness. Homesickness may come and go, but with time, your connection with your new community will help it feel like a second home. Volunteering abroad for 7-12 months sounds like a long time when you start out, but before you know it, it will be over and you will be wishing you stayed longer!
Instead of living life with the vague goal of wanting to do something good for the world, it’s time to take action. Volunteering abroad has the benefit of allowing you to travel and experience something new, all while helping others. Trade in your regular routine for something entirely new: lend a hand in an orphanage in China, help on an organic farm in Costa Rica, or take care of elephants in Thailand. The opportunities are endless, and which path you take is totally up to you!
Hear what past participants have to say about their experiences
engineering internship in Arusha, Tanzania. I was warmly welcomed by my supervisor, John, who made me feel comfortable from the start. On the first day, Asha gave me a clear orientation, explained everything about the placement and showed me how to use a mobile app to navigate the local public transport system easily. During my placement, I helped calculate material quantities for the next phase of the construction of St Elizabeth Hospital in Arusha. This included structural work, such as reinforcement and concrete, as well as finishing works involving materials such as paint and tiles. It was a valuable opportunity to apply my civil engineering knowledge to a real construction project and gain insight into the different stages of the building process. One of the highlights of my stay was meeting other volunteers from different backgrounds and countries. I made some great new friends and shared many enjoyable moments with them, which made the overall experience even more memorable. The biggest challenge was the limited availability of machinery and computers, which makes the work more difficult. However, it taught me to be flexible, resourceful and adaptable when working with limited resources. Overall, I had a good experience and appreciated the opportunity to see how a construction project is approached in a different country. Although the tasks were not always particularly varied or technically challenging, I gained useful insight into local working conditions and learned to adapt to limited resources. It was a valuable learning experience, both professionally and personally.
Program: Hospital Assistants/Allied Health Volunteering in Tanzania
I've been a traveling Emergency Nurse for 6 years and it has been a goal of mine to volunteer in Africa for a while now. I looked at several companies that offer volunteering services but MediTrip by far exceeded all the other options. MediTrip was more than patient and helpful answering all my questions from day one. They were super helpful with the application process. They placed me in excellent housing where I got my own bedroom and bathroom with a staff member in the house for assistance at all times. They helped me with the orientation process at the hospital as well. I got to come volunteer during the daytime and saw other ways of doing medical procedures than they are done in the United States. It truly help broaden my mind with emergency medicine when materials aren't available. I would 100% recommend MediTrip not just in Tanzania but anywhere they operate their services.
I travelled to Kisumu alone, a new country, a new culture and language not knowing what to expect, but it was the best experience. Each day was so different, and I quickly became accustomed to the laid back “Kenyan time”. When people hear about the trip the first thing they ask is “What was your favourite part?”, and I never know how to answer. It was the people, the lessons and the laughs shared that made the experience so special. We spent lots of time in the children’s remand home. In a time of such uncertainty in these young people’s lives seeing how eager they were to broaden their knowledge was honestly eye-opening. Getting to spend every evening chatting, playing lego, listening to music or being taught Kiswahili by the children are the little moments I will never forget.


Program: School Teaching Assistant
My experience as a School Teaching Assistant with Future For Africa has been a valuable and rewarding opportunity to develop my teaching, communication, and classroom management skills. I enjoyed supporting teachers, assisting learners with their educational activities, and creating a positive and inclusive learning environment. This experience has strengthened my patience, teamwork, and commitment to helping students achieve their academic goals. I am grateful for the opportunity and the knowledge gained.

Program: Teach English in Guatemala! Volunteering Projects Abroad
Had an amazing time in Guatemala with Maximo Nivel. Everything ran very smoothly. The staff were nice and the facilities were great. Events were organised every week to help volunteers get to know each other as well.
It brought me so much joy to soend time with the kids. It felt like we built a geniuine connection right away and i miss them very much. I am very thankful, that i was welcomed dearly by everyone. They made me feel like i belonged there and were always so hapoy to see me. I loves the walk to the waterfall and the hike on our last day. The view from up there was incredible and i loved being sorrounded by all those lovely people. I also enjoyed our trip to the lake. We danced and sang, it made me feel so nostalgic and it got me to really think about the future, and where and how i wanna spend my gap year after i graduate. I loved the whole experience and defenitly wanna come back.



Program: Volunteer in Guatemala! Community Construction Programs
I volunteered through this organization in summer of 2026 in Antigua Guatemala. Such a wonderful program. I felt safe and welcomed. My volunteer experience was appreciated.I was able to interact with the locals and experience Guatemalan Culture. I had plenty of time to also engage in tourist activities and brush up on my Spanish speaking skills. The program is very affordable for the solo traveler. I would volunteer with this organization again. I had a great time traveling abroad. I love the Latin-American culture. Awesome people and good culture.


Program: Volunteer in Latin America! Costa Rica, Guatemala, & Peru
We really enjoyed working with the staff. They were very professional, friendly, helpful, fun, and informative. We loved our project! It taught us so many wonderful lessons of compassion, friendship, patience, and diversity. We definitely want to come again!
Program: Volunteer in Latin America! Costa Rica, Guatemala, & Peru
This program was very cool! we got to experience so much with all the other volunteers from night patrols, trash pickup and more! I loved all the people I met, and I feel like I made such great connections!☀️🪷🌊🌿🏄🤙
Program: Conservation in Latin America: Sea Turtles, Wildlife, & More
Overall, turtle conservation was a great experience. I got to see many, many turtles throughout the Aribada. Though, much of the day was boring due to a lack of work and activities to do during the day.
Program: Volunteer in Latin America! Costa Rica, Guatemala, & Peru
I´ve spent a month at Panthera Sanctuary. I have the utmost respect for the Aldo and Cristobal. They´ve made me feel welcomed and safe from day 1. I had some reservations and fears of course before my arrival considering the remoteness of the location. But they made sure we were well informed and looked after at all times. The place is a paradise, I would recommend this program to everyone who wants to be a part of something bigger, who loves animals and nature or just for digital detox. Even though we´ve had no internet connection in the sanctuary, the guys from Maximo Nivel´s office sent us regular updates and checked-in on us. I thank the whole team for this once in a lifetime experience.
Program: Hospital Assistants/Allied Health Volunteering in Tanzania
My experience with Medi Trip in Arusha, Tanzania, was truly one of the most meaningful and memorable experiences of my personal and professional journey. From the beginning, Pearl was incredibly welcoming and genuinely committed to making my internship experience meaningful. Her warmth, guidance, and encouragement helped me adapt to a new country, culture, and community and made my time in Arusha particularly special. During my internship, I had the opportunity to contribute to nutrition and health education and engage with the local community. The experience gave me a much deeper understanding of how culture, resources, education, and everyday circumstances influence nutrition and health. It also strengthened my interest in public health nutrition and reinforced the importance of culturally appropriate health and nutrition education in improving the well-being of children and families. What made Medi Trip particularly special was that the experience went far beyond an internship. I was able to learn from the community, build meaningful relationships, and grow both personally and professionally. The memories and lessons I gained in Tanzania have stayed with me and continue to influence my work and interests in public health and nutrition. I am especially grateful to Pearl for her kindness and encouragement. She genuinely cares about the interns and the communities Medi Trip works with, and her personal commitment makes the experience truly meaningful. I would wholeheartedly recommend Medi Trip to anyone looking for an international internship where they can contribute, learn, develop professionally, and build a genuine connection with the local community. Thank you, Pearl and Medi Trip, for giving me an experience in Arusha that I will always cherish.
I truly had an amazing time volunteering with Better Me. The program is beautifully organized, with volunteers staying in a comfortable home, enjoying great food, and, most importantly, being surrounded by wonderful people. The staff is incredible—they are welcoming, caring, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in making sure every volunteer has a meaningful and memorable experience. The variety of opportunities offered throughout the week was so enriching and allowed me to connect with the community in so many different ways. Every child I interacted with was incredibly smart, kind, and full of personality, and in so many ways, they taught me more than I could have ever taught them. My time with Better Me was truly one of the most meaningful and enriching experiences of my life. I learned so much, grew in ways I never expected, and gained memories and relationships that I will carry with me for a long time. I genuinely wouldn’t trade this experience for the world. What is your advice to future travelers on this program? Try everything! Better Me has so many different opportunities and experiences available to volunteers, and the staff is incredibly open-minded and supportive if you want to create and lead your own activities. One of the other volunteers led guitar lessons, while I helped lead Zumba with another group of kids. I also got to help with social media, create my own lesson plans, and teach my own classes. Better Me also collaborates with so many different organizations, which gives you the opportunity to attend their events and meet other staff members and volunteers. Outside of volunteering, make sure you take advantage of being in Kenya! Go on a safari and explore different parts of the country. The staff has so many connections and is incredibly helpful.
Program: Conservation in Latin America: Sea Turtles, Wildlife, & More
Participating in the volunteer program for the sea turtle conservation program in Costa Rica with MÁXIMO NIVEL was an absolutely amazing experience. To be completely honest, you definitely need an adaptable mindset. You will be immersing yourself in authentic local contexts, adjusting to a different lifestyle, and stepping out of your comfort zone every single day.However, getting hands-on with marine conservation and taking part in night beach patrols, protecting nesting sites in the hatchery, collecting vital scientific data, and releasing hatchlings into the ocean makes every challenge completely worth it. That being said, Máximo Nivel's organization was fantastic from day one. The local team is incredibly professional, supportive, and always available to assist with anything you need—from orientation to daily project management. You feel safe, well-guided, and genuinely valued throughout the entire journey.
Volunteering with Maximo Nivel was truly a blessing. I had the most amazing time immersing myself in the Costa Rican culture and helping others. The staff at Maximo Nivel were incredibly helpful, as well as the homestay.
Program: Volunteer with Palestinian Refugees in Palestine & Jordan
I feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to come to Palestine and meet the wonderful people here, everyone has been so friendly and I will leave satisfied that I have experienced the culture in full. I will definitely come to visit Hebron again!
My time in Kenya was amazing. The most beautiful moments were the time with the children. One meaningful moment was the time when I came back from town and the children ran to you with a bright smile. Their joy and energy surprised me every day and made me feel welcome all the time. This experience pushed me out of my comfort zone and will stay with me forever. I'm thankful for the amazing people and the support of everyone. I already miss the children and the kindness from everyone. It was an opportunity to connect with great people and learn about a different culture. Kenya will always have a special place in my heart.

Program: Medical Volunteer Programs Abroad | Work in Guatemala!
During my time in Guatemala, I had an incredible and truly memorable experience. Every day brought something new to learn, and I felt genuinely welcomed by the people around me. The work was engaging and gave me the chance to grow both personally and professionally. I also formed friendships that made each moment fun and fulfilling. I embraced the local culture and learned so much from the community, which made the experience even more meaningful. Looking back, it was a period full of growth, laughter, and valuable insights. I am deeply grateful for everything I was able to learn and experience there.
Program: Volunteer in Latin America! Costa Rica, Guatemala, & Peru
When was I planning for my next 40 years wanted to embark on a multicultural adventure that would bring me new sights, smells and experiences. After 2 weeks of consulting with other outfit programs decided to enroll in the Maximo volunteer, Spanish immersion, and mini adventure program. I had limited time to maximize my journey, and was a bit overwhelmed. After communicating with Travis and his onboarding team i was confident that i chose the right outfit for my personal journey. Their team made it very easy to customize my experience and answered all my questions with details and confirmations. I was very excited to embark on this adventure. This was my first solo international adventure and the Maximo team had the experience i wanted to work with. After landing in Cusco, i was taken care of by their travel team and taken straight to my guest house. after that i was invited to meet with Gabby (the big cheese) and got to see the international office while meeting the remainder of their team of 50. i was welcomed with open arms and introduced to Reese, the field manager who met with my for an hour to discuss the plan of action for the next two weeks. after that meeting i was excited to start my journey. I could go on and on about the client services and attention to detail that this team provided to me, and i am forever grateful to have been apart of a program that cares for its clients, community and the overall contribution to the world. My 2028 goal is to become TEFL certified and will be using MAXIMO NIVEL for that next adventure. ¨To realize ones destiny is a persons only obligation!¨
Program: Volunteer in Costa Rica! Community Construction Programs
Working at the dog shelter was such a rewarding experience. Being able to help with construction and renovation projects while also spending time around the dogs made the experience even more special. I really enjoyed being hands-on, learning new things, and seeing the difference our work made for the shelter and the animals.
Alumni and staff share what it's really like to go abroad

Georgie Garner
Give and Surf
AlumniI was inspired to go abroad because I wanted to experience a different culture, meet new people, and do something meaningful outside of my everyday ro...
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Timothy Taylor
Nature Care Volunteering
AlumniAfter a financial disaster with a failed franchise venture, which led to my divorce after 25 years of marriage. I wanted to escape the UK, travel to p...
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Marieh Namutebi
A Broader View Volunteers Corp
AlumniIt's my passion and dream to travel, and I want to gain more experience in other countries and get connected to different countries and people as well...
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Janosch Thalmann
Voluntours Colombia
AlumniI was inspired to go abroad because I wanted to move beyond traditional tourism and experience a country in a much deeper, more meaningful way. I had ...
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Mailys Dellicour
Voluntours Colombia
AlumniI have always wanted to experience a culture from the inside rather than simply visiting as a tourist. After finishing an important period in my life,...
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Mark Lünnemann
Cambodia Volunteer Foundation
AlumniI've always had a strong desire to explore the world, experience different cultures, and connect with people from all walks of life. After going throu...
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Lena
Vocational Impact
AlumniI was interested in understanding aspects of well-being across different cultures, specifically in cultures across Asia. Specifically, Asia has a very...
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Arero Sora
Go Volunteer Africa
StaffMany people are inspired to go abroad for different reasons, and these motivations often shape their personal and professional journeys. One of the ma...
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Josh Clement
International Volunteer HQ [IVHQ]
AlumniWe were inspired to go abroad because we wanted to combine travel with something more meaningful. Instead of just visiting a new place, we were lookin...
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Gilberth Johan Pérez Monge
Greentalist Costa Rica
AlumniI wanted to experience something new, to observe and feel what it is like to be in a different place, with different people doing different things. I ...
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Margaret Smith
Kar Geno-Center for Hope, Kenya
AlumniI have always had a strong desire to see the world and understand how people live in different cultures. I was born in Germany and left at a young age...
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Linda Wells
Kar Geno-Center for Hope, Kenya
AlumniI have always believed that travel becomes more meaningful when it is connected to learning and contributing to communities. As a public health lectur...
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Josephine Populin
Kar Geno-Center for Hope, Kenya
AlumniI was inspired to volunteer because I wanted to experience a different culture while contributing to a meaningful community project. I have always bel...
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Samantha Fei
Joinki
AlumniI've always loved travelling, and after completing my bachelor's degree, I wanted to go on some solo adventures—especially since my original exchange ...
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Maren Kateraas
Fundación Bolívar Education
AlumniA desire to learn Spanish and be able to see a part of the world and experience a culture and life philosophy different from my own. My hope always wa...
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Saboor Zeeshan
International Medical Aid (IMA)
AlumniA goal of mine, ever since I developed an affinity for altruism and human compassion, has been to serve in underprivileged parts of the world.
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XIMENA VELA ROMERO
International Medical Aid (IMA)
AlumniI have always been raised in an international context in countries like Argentina, Bolivia, Trinidad and Tobago, Spain, and the USA. Throughout my lif...
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Judy Ross
Mondify
AlumniI felt inspired to travel to Cordoba because Argentina's history of human rights activism is powerful and deeply moving. I wanted to learn directly fr...
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Razain Alhassein
Fundación Bolívar Education
AlumniMy ultimate goal is to go to a Physician's Assistant School, and I had the opportunity to live in Ecuador for 8 months because my mom is Ecuadorian.
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Sung Suhr
Fundación Bolívar Education
AlumniWhat inspired me to go abroad was a desire to step outside familiar routines and experience life from a more grounded, human perspective. I wanted to ...
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