My name is Tracy. Ten years ago we sponsored an entire Indian Family named the Tails on pine ridge. We got to know them very well. We found out they and the grandparents had been sleeping on the floor. We fought through red tape for months, they all got a new bed with lines pillows and blankets. The,three children we were suppose to sponsor became the entire family and the grandparents. In the winter we put money on their propane account to keep warm. They invited us many times to visit but taking care of our home and kids and theres, was costly.
Georges Le Chevallier's trip to Tanzania to volunteer with Cross Cultural Solutions, thanks to a Travelocity Travel for Good Grant.
Part 7: The Kids Singing
Georges Le Chevallier's trip to Tanzania to volunteer with Cross Cultural Solutions, thanks to a Travelocity Travel for Good Grant.
Part 6: A wall drawing created by over 100 students. This for me has to be the highlight of my time teaching in Tanzania.
Georges Le Chevallier's trip to Tanzania to volunteer with Cross Cultural Solutions, thanks to a Travelocity Travel for Good Grant.
Part 5: Art Lesson: How to Draw an Elephant
Georges Le Chevallier's trip to Tanzania to volunteer with Cross Cultural Solutions, thanks to a Travelocity Travel for Good Grant.
Part 4: The Presbyterian Church Nursery School
Georges Le Chevallier's trip to Tanzania to volunteer with Cross Cultural Solutions, thanks to a Travelocity Travel for Good Grant. Part 3: The City of Moshi in the Kilimanjaro, including the Outdoor Market, Magereza Prison and the Muungano Makende Artists' Cooperative
Georges Le Chevallier's trip to Tanzania to volunteer with Cross Cultural Solutions, thanks to a Travelocity Travel for Good Grant.... Part 2: Scenes from Karanga, a village just south from the city of Moshi
My name is Georges Le Chevallier, and I am a mixed media artist and an Art Professor. I just got back from volunteering in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania with Cross Cultural Solutions, thanks to a Travelocity Travel for Good Grant.
Hi Everyone. I completed 03 weeks of volunteer summer work in northern India in July and just wanted to throw my recommendation and review for my volunteer program. I volunteered with the organization, Volunteering Solutionshttp://www.volunteeringsolutions.com/ in Delhi (located in northern India) where i spent 3 weeks teaching children in a school. I would highly recommend this program to anyone as the in country team was very friendly and of great help. My accommodation was great. I thought the place was great too and i took trips to Agra and Jaipur on weekends.
My time volunteering at the Indonesian Street Children Organization, or ISCO, in Medan, Indonesia, was fun and fruitful, albeit a short period of time. During the two weeks, I had an enjoyable time teaching English classes to children of different ages, from kindergarten, elementary school, to high school levels, at ISCO’s activity centre in the Polonia district, which is situated right next to Medan’s international airport.
I'm spending two years teaching physics and mathematics at a secondary school in a small village outside of Karatu. The school is located on the edge of the forest in the Ngorongoro highlands and is home to the Iraqw people. My two years will be spend helping the students and the school, learning Kiswahili, and learning about the Iraqw tribe.
