
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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Turn your passion into action with Maximo Nivel’s top-rated Volunteer Abroad programs in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru! Volunteering abroad is an incredible way to immerse yourself in a new culture, build essential life skills, and meet like-minded travelers— all while making a sustainable impact
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Trusted by over 155,000 travelers, International Volunteer HQ (IVHQ) offers the world’s most popular volunteer programs in Nepal and 50+ other destinations around the globe. With affordable Program Fees and highly rated projects, IVHQ is the best volunteer organization in Nepal. Choose from 11 mean
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Find out why it's more fun and meaningful to volunteer with us! Volunteer for the Visayans (VFV) provides a wide range of program choices for people wanting to Volunteer Abroad in the Philippines through our local community partners and our very own community centers. VFV endeavors to improve the qu
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Make a positive impact in Mexico! Adelante Abroad offers affordable volunteer programs in a wide variety of fields and sectors in Oaxaca, Mexico. Put your time towards helping those in need. Volunteer in sectors such as ecology, social work, arts, or NGO, just to name a few. Oaxaca is one of the mo
GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization
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GoEco offers a wide variety of social work volunteer opportunities and internships worldwide. These programs provide support to children and adults in need, especially those facing one or more layers of disadvantage in society. Our programs aim to support these children and adults, as well as the lo
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This meaningful program was created to hone the English-speaking abilities of some of Phnom Penh's poorest residents. Education is key to breaking this seemingly endless poverty cycle, yet sadly, having access to native-speaking teachers is (more often than not) a luxury only available to children o
See All 21 ProgramsThe Real Uganda
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The Real Uganda's volunteers assist our partners with a variety of classroom activities. Because local education is largely by rote, we want volunteers to feed these hungry little brains! Volunteers create interactive learning experiences and provide children with a loving and creative environmen
African Impact
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Make a difference in Zambia by stepping into classrooms where every helping hand counts. Based in the vibrant town of Livingstone—near the world-famous Victoria Falls—this volunteer teaching program places you at the heart of rural schools filled with eager students and passionate local teachers. Yo
The Excellence Center in Europe
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Volunteers taking part in short-term volunteer projects in Germany will be responsible for teaching one-to-one conversational English courses to students at the Center, as well as instructing small groups (anywhere from 2 – 5 students). Students come from a plethora of backgrounds, with ages ranging
GIVE Volunteers Growth International Volunteer Excursions
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Experience the true colors of Thailand! GIVE’s Thailand Immersion Excursion places you in the heart of colorful hill tribe communities throughout Northern Thailand. This unique program enables you to connect with rural villagers by immersing yourself in their culture and way of life, living like a
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Play games with Asian elephants, snorkel in crystal blue waters, and immerse yourself in village life as you explore a country known for its warm people. Our programs take you off the beaten path for an unforgettable journey through Thailand. This includes: Thailand Adventurer – Travel from the
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Our Volunteer programs in India are based in Kerala, Southern India. Despite a fast growing economy owing to the Dot Com revolution in the late 90’s, a large portion of the Indian people are impoverished and in need of basic human necessities. Access to clean water, sanitation facilities and quality
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Learning a language is not about classrooms - it's about living. Joinki The Culture Connector brings native English and German speakers into the heart of the Trentino Dolomites, where small mountain villages become the most powerful language learning environment you'll ever experience. No tourist
Volunteer World
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Looking to apply your talent and expertise to a good cause? Find a program that matches your interests and skills through Volunteer World! We are the largest volunteer abroad comparison platform around the globe, enabling you to seek and compare offers from major travel agencies as well as smaller g
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Volunteering through Road2Argentina allows you to be more than a tourist, enabling you to interact with locals and practice your Spanish while giving back to the community. We offer placements in local organizations in Buenos Aires, where you will handle hands-on assignments that truly help those wh
WorldStrides
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Build your skills through a service-learning experience in Valparaíso, Chile’s vibrant coastal city known for its colorful hillsides, historic harbor, and rich cultural heritage. Partner with a local organization while exploring nearby Viña del Mar and reflecting on your experiences through a guided
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Make a difference while experiencing one of the most breathtaking cities in the world! Connect-123’s volunteer program in Cape Town matches you with projects that align with your unique skills, passions, and goals—allowing you to give back while gaining valuable experience. Our network includes NGO
See All 2 ProgramsCarpe Diem Education
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Pulling the best of all our programming, Latitudes is a sequential, growth-oriented experience for students looking to see the landscape before diving deeper. It is an immersive gap year experience combining a group travel semester and an individual volunteer placement. As a Latitudes student, you’l
World Endeavors
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Volunteer abroad in Madagascar, fourth of the world’s largest islands! With its population comprising 18 ethnic groups, you can guarantee diverse cultures and rich traditions. Malagasy society remains open-hearted and welcoming to anyone eager to discover its natural and cultural heritage. Its peopl
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Immerse yourself in the life and culture of Peru by living with a local family and engaging in meaningful Community Service projects. You will volunteer with children in community centers where you will assist with activities, games, homework, and improvement projects. In the mornings, while the chi
Volunteering abroad as a tutor will give you the opportunity to change, shape, and morph the educational lives of others. Many tutoring volunteer programs place volunteers directly with local students and teachers in classrooms; as a tutoring volunteer, individuals will have the chance to work with students one-on-one without the influence and distractions of other kids, which is beneficial for both students and tutors.
Tutor volunteering with kids in a private setting allows volunteers to work individually with students and really hone in on areas they are struggling in; this can mean helping a student with homework in all subjects and developing practical studying methods or being a specific tutor for math class. One of the great things about being a volunteer tutor abroad is that you’ll have the rare opportunity to really change your students and make a big difference for them on an individual level.
Now, why become a volunteer tutor abroad when you can do all this at home? Different countries each have their own education systems and structures; especially if you want to someday get involved in education, you should broaden your tutoring horizons as much as possible. Even if you merely just want to build your resume, employers will favor you over the competition because you have experience abroad. In other words, you’ve had exposure to other cultures, stepped out of your comfort zone, and did something not everyone can do.
The beauty of volunteer tutoring abroad is that tutors are needed everywhere. From the developing world, like a village in Guatemala, to Western Europe, in a booming country like England, families and schools are looking for volunteer tutors to help students with their studies and extracurricular activities.
In Barcelona, the name(s) of the game is seafood, Gaudí architecture, and futbol. Is there a better way to live life than going for a jog along the Mediterranean in the morning, take an afternoon stroll through the medieval Gothic Quarter, and end the day with a bit of dancing at a beach side club? We don’t think so. If working as a volunteer tutor all day has gone to your head, the abundant tapas bars, incredible choice of affordable yet excellent wines, and museums will fill any tutoring volunteer’s free time with once in a lifetime experiences. But, be sure to pick your tutoring volunteer program wisely, because volunteers may have to tutor in Catalán rather than in Spanish, as that is the first language of most people in Barcelona.
Just south of the border of the United States lies Mexico, home to the towering ruins of Teotihuacan and some of the tastiest food in the world. From Oaxaca to Mexico City to the highland of Chiapas, there is no shortage of places to see, food to eat, and salsa to dance to (or eat, just don’t forget the tortilla chips!). At the heart and soul of this beautiful country is the locals; if you choose to volunteer as a tutor in Mexico, you’ll learn more from the locals than you ever learned in actual school! Tutoring volunteers will never fail to be charmed when meeting a new family or stuffed full of delicious tacos, carne asada, and memorable conversation.
On the slopes of Kilimanjaro, tutoring volunteers can assist children and school staff in Tanzania. Sometimes known as “the land where giants roam,” Tanzania is a place of light, life, and color. Surrounded by incredible nature, no matter where you are, incredible birds, elephants, lions, and giraffes are only a short ride away; maybe you’ll bring cool pics of a tiger or two back to your student! Outside of host communities, volunteers will even be able to meet the red cloaked Maasai or take a look at the life of the nomadic Barabaig near Mount Harang.
Since tutors are needed all around the world (feelin’ special yet?), there are quite a few tutoring volunteer opportunities out there; however, the most popular way to volunteer as a tutor abroad is to support education programs by helping students with their homework and encouraging them to develop effective study habits.
Education tutors are needed everywhere. Tutoring volunteers often work individually with children on their homework, helping them with specific subjects and exercises. The great thing about becoming a tutoring volunteer is extreme proficiency in a certain skill isn’t needed in most cases, as volunteers tend to work with students in elementary and middle school grade levels. Tutors can focus on studying methods, which might sound complex, but things as simple as showing kids how to use flashcards and take effective notes in class make one heck of a difference.
Another popular tutoring volunteer opportunity involves conducting outdoors activities or teaching sports. Teaching the importance of teamwork, teambuilding, and working on anti-bullying projects are fantastic and fulfilling endeavors (cue “Why Can’t We Be Friends?”). In countries where soccer is a mega-sport, like in Europe and South America, most of tutoring volunteer programs are centered around coaching students the basics of how to get along, how to play nicely, and how it’s probably not a good idea to punch little Jimmy in the nose just because he didn’t catch a baseball.
Volunteering abroad as a tutor can also entail working in more general test prep programs. Much like the beloved SAT and ACT, there are countless international standardization exams that students the world over have to suffer through (er, pass). With your kind encouragement and knowledge, you can help kids knock these outta the park. One-on-one tutoring might be the secret sauce to passing exams! No certifications are needed to teach any of these and resources are readily available online for use by anyone.
Volunteer tutoring can usually last as long as each volunteer wants, from a couple of weeks to a year. It’s recommended to at least stay a month, as that is the minimum amount of time tutoring can take to really have an effect; it takes time to develop trust and a bond between a tutor and student. In most cases, no prior experience besides a college degree is required to volunteer as a tutor abroad.
Volunteering abroad in any area of need always offers its own rollercoaster of obstacles and happy times. For example, tutoring volunteers often enjoy the satisfaction of helping their students work toward their goals; there’s nothing quite like seeing the smile of an individual who now “gets something” that was near impossible before.
But, tutoring volunteers also sometimes get the feeling that their hard work isn’t having a big enough effect. This can be true when volunteering as a tutor in a developing country, where the child may just not be interested in school or is having a difficult time with a new concept. Don’t get discouraged! Instead, get creative with the teaching methods you are using, and remember that no matter what, the student is going to be forever grateful for the one-on-one attention you gave him or her.
Volunteering as a tutor abroad is an unique chance to get to know individuals on deeper level not possible through other types of volunteering. Taking several hours per day to help children individually, rather than in a classroom setting, will forever stay with your students and truly make a difference.
Hear what past participants have to say about their experiences
Program: Volunteer in Latin America! Costa Rica, Guatemala, & Peru
I had a really good time teaching English to the Ticos here. While I was teaching them English, they were also teaching me Spanish which I loved. I’d love to do it again one day if possible. I think many people should consider this if they want to be immersed in culture, give back, and learn.
I had such an amazing time with Máximo Nivel, and I had some incredible teachers there, Mateo, Ande, Francisco. All of the staff there were amazing, and the program itself was so great; it really allowed us to get a taste of local life in Antigua, Guatemala, as I practiced Spanish every day and got to engage with the primary school children on a day-to-day basis.
Program: Teach English in Costa Rica! Volunteering Projects Abroad
The weather was unseasonably hot with rain almost every day for a few hours. The program was great an I enjoyed my students while teaching English. I stayed for 6 weeks which was too much for me, being from Wisconsin. I would only do 4 weeks for volunteering next time. Maybe 6 weeks if you are learning Spanish and want a lot of time for Emerson.
Program: Volunteer in Latin America! Costa Rica, Guatemala, & Peru
My time volunteering in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica, was an incredible experience. I spent my time teaching English in a community project. The program is well organised and provides meaningful opportunities to contribute to the local community. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a rewarding and impactful experience. The staff at Maximo are also lovely - Anika made me feel welcome from the moment i stepped in. I would recomend to many!
Program: Volunteer to Teach English & Study German (1-12 Weeks)
The excellence center is truly an incredible experience. I was unsure when I first signed up, but my doubts were washed away after a week. The center, the people themselves, the community around the center is incredible. I’ve never felt more comfortable in a foreign country than I did here. Rafat has created something special, and if you have the chance to experience it I 100% would. You won’t find anything else like it. And be ready to go with the flow! Any plan you make will probably collapse - so have fun rearranging. - Queen Taylor



Program: Volunteer in Latin America! Costa Rica, Guatemala, & Peru
I had a really good time! It was very interesting to learn about the culture in Costa Rica. The mariposario was beautiful. The institute is great, it has a pool!! Maximo Nivel is #Awesome I would absolutely recommend any of their projects.
Program: Volunteer in Latin America! Costa Rica, Guatemala, & Peru
I spent my time in San Jose teaching English in a High School and Daycare centre. Both of these placements were extremely rewarding and a great way to experience the local culture. The project staff and staff at Maximo Nuvel have been excellent. I have found the programme extremely rewarding and will definitely do this again! A great way to see the world and give something back to local communities.
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: 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.



Living abroad in Turkey was an important experience in my life. I had the opportunity to discover a new culture, meet people from different backgrounds, and learn how to adapt to a different environment. This experience helped me become more independent, patient, and open-minded. It also taught me the importance of communication, hard work, and respecting cultural differences. I believe that living abroad can help people grow personally and professionally.
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: 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.
IVHQ is an amazing volunteer community. The team is super helpful and supportive from start to finish. The volunteer locations and the home stays are great for immersing yourself in the culture and environment. I’ve done 2 trips. One in Guatemala and one in Ecuador and have plans to do many with. 5 star experience! I hope this review inspires someone!


Program: Volunteer to Teach English to Children in Rural China
My three weeks with Stepping Stones China have been an extraordinarily rewarding first experience in China. With 22 years of teaching experience, including extensive work with 8 to 12-year-olds, I was truly delighted to put my expertise at the service of Stepping Stones. From the very beginning, the welcome from the entire team was exceptional. The staff’s guidance, support, and dedication created a warm, collaborative environment that made the mission a success. Working alongside my colleague Lisa, a psychologist and social-emotional development specialist, was a highlight. Together, our joint efforts helped the children feel comfortable, build confidence, and make tangible progress toward more natural, interactive English communication. Seeing the children's enthusiasm and growth over the weeks was deeply fulfilling. Given how positive this experience has been, I would love to join the team again next summer, subject to how the economic and geopolitical situation evolves. A huge thank you to the whole team for their outstanding work! "Jiayou!"


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.
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.
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: 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!¨
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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Mariona Borras Ros
Future For Africa
AlumniI was inspired to go abroad because I wanted to step outside my comfort zone, discover a new culture, and gain experiences that would help me grow as ...
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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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