Programs That
Makes Difference

This 10-day program in Rwanda combines early childhood education, healthcare support, environmental action, and youth empowerment with Rwanda’s powerful story of recovery and resilience. Students stay at a lakeside resort on Lake Kivu, volunteer with Youth Uplift Initiative programs, and explore how compassion can be turned into action through community-led projects.

This 14-day programme is based on Ilha de Moçambique, a UNESCO World Heritage island where volunteers support a community centre for children while engaging in permaculture, environmental action, and creative education. Students live close to the Heartseed centre, help run daily activities for around 60 children, and experience the island’s unique mix of African, Arab, Portuguese and Indian influences.

This 14-day Nairobi program combines school-based volunteering, youth workshops, and community outreach with carefully designed cultural experiences. Students live together in a volunteer house, collaborate with local schools and children’s homes, and explore how education, mentorship, and sport can strengthen community wellbeing.

This 14-day program is based in Bukedea district in eastern Uganda and focuses on clean water, sanitation, and climate resilience in rural communities. Students work with local teams on water projects, school WASH initiatives, and tree planting while living and learning alongside community leaders and families.

Base yourself in Livingstone, just minutes from Victoria Falls, for a 10–14 day program that blends school volunteering, community health exposure, and hands-on conservation work. Students live in a volunteer house, work with local schools and clinics, and contribute to environmental projects inside one of the world’s most iconic natural heritage sites.

This 10–12 day service learning program is based in the coastal town of Senya Beraku, Ghana, combining school-based volunteering with community outreach and powerful visits to historic sites. Students live with a host family or volunteer house, contribute to a local charitable school, and explore the region’s culture, festivals, and Atlantic coastline.

This 10–14 day program in Arusha, Tanzania blends community visits, education exposure, cultural immersion, and conservation learning for high school students aged 15–21. Designed as a single-cohort experience, it prioritises safety, ethics, and depth over sightseeing, giving students time to understand local realities, reflect, and connect their learning to SDGs.

Immerse yourself in twelve days of hands-on permaculture, agroforestry, and community projects across central Bali. Based around Ubud and Tabanan, this experience takes students into eco-villages, rice terraces, community gardens, and coastal villages to learn how Balinese communities blend tradition, sustainability, and tourism. Students live in simple permaculture homes, work alongside local experts, and explore how climate action and culture can go hand in hand.

Spend ten days in the Himalayan foothills deepening your yoga and meditation practice while experiencing everyday life in Nepal. Designed for 14–25 year olds, this retreat combines daily yoga, mindfulness, and simple mountain living near Kathmandu to help students reset, reflect, and return with practical tools for wellbeing. Alongside asana and meditation, students join light plogging clean‑ups along mountain trails and riverbanks, connecting personal growth with climate action.

Immerse yourself in Ho Chi Minh City and surrounding communities while supporting local education, health, and social impact projects in Vietnam. Students work alongside Vietnamese organisations on teaching, childcare, medical support, women’s empowerment, and community development, with structured orientation on culture, language, and local realities.

Spend five days cycling through rural Cambodia while learning how local communities are tackling poverty, education gaps, and environmental challenges. Based between Phnom Penh and Svay Rieng, students visit schools, farms, and village projects to see community development in action and understand life beyond the tourist trail.

The initiative focuses on coral restoration, marine life protection, and promoting sustainable fishing practices in collaboration with coastal communities in Mirissa and Unawatuna. It works closely with local stakeholders to strengthen marine conservation and livelihoods. The expected impact includes protecting 500+ marine organisms and supporting over 50 local families.