Community work in The Philippines
You can see why some people came to Asia in the 70s and never left! After finishing on the mainland your hopes of escape are foiled by the charms of this beautiful archipelago. Doing community work in The Philippines is the best way to make sense of the noise and chaos and find the real Philippines lurking beneath.
Around 30 million Filipinos live on less than $2 dollars a day and the gap between rich and poor here is dramatic. Education and community-based initiatives are the best ways to improve the fortunes of the islanders and volunteering to do community work in The Philippines is a great way for you to help. We work with projects brightening the lives of some of the Island’s poorest residents so hopefully you won’t be the only one smiling during your stay! In your time off there’s plenty to do; there are 7000 islands in the archipelago which by our reckoning means there must be tens of thousands of beaches to explore!
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Community work with orphans in the Philippines
Share your compassion with abandoned and orphaned children and experience life in an Asian city well off the tourist map.
- Location: Philippines
- Continent: Asia
- Type:Work with children
- Duration: 2 to 12 weeks
Latest trip review:
Eye-opening. beautiful. challenging. sweaty. thought provoking. dirty. exhilirating. loving....
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Teach English in the Philippines
Rural life in the stunning islands of the Philippines will provide you with as much of an education as you provide to your English language students.
- Location: Philippines
- Continent: Asia
- Type:Teaching
- Duration: 2 to 12 weeks
Latest trip review:
My experience was
amazing
fabulous
life changing
the best thing you could ever do!...
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If you’re excited about the prospect of doing community work in The Philippines then don’t forget we work with plenty of other projects in India, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam.
