International Partner Stories

Our international partners accomplish amazing things with volunteers. Read their stories.

Volunteer assistance is critical to enabling our international partners to create change in their communities. Many of them have shared the work they were able to accomplish with the help of international volunteers. Read their stories below. 

 

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Come volunteer with us in Hondruas

February 15, 2011

Paramedics for Children, Honduras

Our missions for 2011 are starting, and we are looking for volunteers to help deliver school supplies to 2000 children in the mountains of Honduras. Details can be found at www.paramedicsforchildren.org.

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MMWO Annual Report 2010

January 01, 2010

Mukhtar Mai Women's Organization, Pakistan

Please find the Annual Report 2010 on right side. your comments and suggestion will be highly appreciated

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Top 10 Myths About Volunteering Abroad

January 01, 2011

Compassionate Journeys, Ghana

by Amanda Christmann Larson Director, Compassionate Journeys www.compassionatejourneys.comVolunteering abroad, in Africa or anywhere else, seems like a big, scary thing for many people. After all, nothing is familiar, and chances are good that you don't know anyone else in the entire country. Top 10 Myths about Volunteering Abroad It does take a special kind of person to volunteer. You have to be someone who is willing to go with the flow—who can go into a new situation without expectations or an agenda. You also have to be willing to forego things like television, regular electricity (it sometimes comes in...

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Compassionate Journeys in the News

February 08, 2011

Compassionate Journeys, Ghana

See the story of how we were founded in Phoenix's Freedom Way magazine!Click here and flip to page 34:http://www.onlineatanthem.com/sites/default/files/afw_010111_lowres.pdfCompassionate Journeys in the News

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Join Us On Facebook!

February 07, 2011

Compassionate Journeys, Ghana

Compassionate Journeys is on Facebook! Find others in our network and share stories!Just click here and "Like!" us!!http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/Compassionate-Journeys/125801697432676

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Clean Water for Orphans

January 03, 2011

Compassionate Journeys, Ghana

The video says it all, but if you'd like more information, visit here:Compassionate Journeys Joins Water for Our World to Bring Clean Water to Ghana You can also volunteer to teach at this orphanage and school! No degree required.  Visit us here! Join the movement!!

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What Can We Do About Child Slavery?

January 07, 2011

Compassionate Journeys, Ghana

Child slavery is such a passionate topic for me. The images of children I have seen working in rickety fishing boats, not knowing if they will live or die that day, being beaten and malnourished, are seared in my head. In eastern Ghana, on Lake Volta, poverty is so rampant and at such an incredible level that parents sometimes don't think twice about selling one or more of their children, as young as four years old, for as little as $20. These children are forced to work under very difficult conditions, fishing, farming or selling. In other areas of Ghana, these young child slaves are sent to the mines. They must work hard. On the boats, they are often sent...

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Jan Team.

January 01, 2011

SL Volunteers, Sri Lanka

The team in January have already made so much progress with our Sanhinda Street Kids centre and the youth teaching project in Maharagama. 2 of our volunteers are blogging their experiences and progresses check it out. Bea UK Coordinator Blog. Rachel Volunteer BlogMore volunteer to join the team in Feb...I will keep Omprakash posted. 

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The trials of learning Spanish in Buenos Aires

Voluntario Global, Argentina

After working for five years in London, I decided to come to Buenos Aires to experience a new culture and to help use what I had learnt from my job for a local organisation. I am currently working for Voluntario Global in their PR and Marketing team. Argentina has always appealed to me as a country to go to due to the extreme diversity of the culture and country. The one problem I have though is that I am not in any way fluent at Spanish. For read more, please visit our blog.

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Visiting our Club "Casa de Voluntarios"

February 02, 2011

Voluntario Global, Argentina

Visiting Club "Casa de Voluntarios"This is the house for Volunteers in Buenos Aires. The house is the head office and also the main place where you can meet other volunteers from around the world, and share your experiences and ideas with other like minded people. You can exchange your top tips and gain advice from people who have been here a while, learning far more than the guide books have to offer, finding out about the best this exicting city has to offer!

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