Volunteer Abroad Blogs

Kelly is cycling 10,000 kilometres. But the reason why might surprise you.
You don't know what you've got till it's gone.
What happens when the novelty of being the centre of attention wears off?
Sometimes the smallest (and hottest) changes are the hardest.
After trying to set up volunteer positions across America with little response, Mike develops a new strategy.
Thirty-three years ago, Mike was filled with doubt as he set out to volunteer. All that has changed.
Mike discovers that travel is about the people, not the tourist destinations.
How chocolate farmers are conserving Nicaragua’s rainforests.
Emily has faces the uncertainty of a summer abroad.
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