Bangkok Groups 58 and 59
Presenting Bangkok Volunteer Groups 58 and 59! Two small groups during our quiet October. Due to the schools being closed in Thailand, our project opportunities are limited in October. <br />
Loy Krathong 2017
Loy Krathong is considered to be one of oldest and best-preserved traditions in Thailand. It is the time of the year when Thai people pay respect to the goddess of the river, Phra Mae Khongkha, for providing water to support their lives throughout the year. Loy Krathong takes place on the evening of the full moon of the 12th month in the traditional Thai Lunar calendar; therefore, the exact date of the festival changes every year. This year, Loy Krathong will be celebrated on Friday 3rd November. Since Loy Krathong has long been celebrated by Thai people, it is one of the Thai cultures that our volunteers should experience if they get a chance. There will be celebrations all around the country and we would like to share our handpicked four Loy Krathong events that are worth participating in. <br />
In Remembrance
In Remembrance of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej<br />
Chiang Mai Orientation Group #229
Presenting Chiang Mai Volunteer Group #229! They went through orientation over the weekend and started their projects this past Monday. A group of five volunteers, coming from Germany, Switzerland, Mexico, and the USA. They are participating in our Children's Home, Single Mother's Home and Elephant Camp Volunteer Projects. For additional information about our projects, please visit our Projects Page.<br />
Chiang Mai Volunteer Group #228
Presenting Chiang Mai Volunteer and Intern Group #228! This group of five volunteers and interns arrived a couple of weeks ago, and started their projects on Monday of last week. Five new volunteers and interns from the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland and the USA. They are participating in our Medical Internship, Children's Home, and Elephant Camp Volunteer Projects. Please visit our Projects Page for more info on our different volunteer and intern opportunities. <br />
Chiang Mai Volunteer Group #227
Presenting Chiang Mai Volunteer Group #227! This group arrived earlier in September. Ten new volunteers and interns in this group, coming from Austria, Germany, Colombia, Denmark, Belgium, Ireland and the USA. The volunteers and interns in this group are taking part in our Medical Internship, English Education, Teaching Monks, Children's Home, Teaching Monks and Elephant Camp Volunteer Projects. Please check out our projects page for info on our different volunteer and intern opportunities. <br />
Bangkok Volunteer Group #57
Presenting Bangkok Volunteer Group #57! This group of three volunteers arrived over the weekend and started in their projects on Monday. The volunteers in this group are from Austria, Germany, and Mexico, and are taking part in our Bangkok Orphanage, English Education and Kindergarten Volunteer Projects.<br />
Chiang Mai Volunteer Group 226
Presenting Chiang Mai Volunteer Group #226! <br />
Bangkok Volunteer Groups #55 & #56
Presenting Bangkok Volunteer Groups #55 and #56! These two groups consist of a total of six volunteers and interns coming from the USA, Germany, Switzerland, and the UK. Group 55 arrived and started their projects earlier in August. Asha arrived arrive the weekend and started in her project on Monday. The members in these groups are participating in our English Education, Teaching Monks and Bangkok Orphanage Volunteer Projects. For information on our different volunteer and intern opportunities, please visit our projects page.<br />
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Volunteer or Intern in Thailand
These projects provide authentic access to Thai communities, beyond typical tourist experiences. The connections formed while volunteering create lasting impacts, both for volunteers and the local people whose lives they touch.