Bangkok Volunteer Group #50
Presenting Bangkok Volunteer and Intern Group #50! A group of five interns from Germany, and the USA. This group started their projects last week and are enjoying the heat of Bangkok. They are participating in our Medical Internship and Teaching Monks Volunteer Project.<br />
Chiang Mai Volunteer Group #220
Presenting Chiang Mai Volunteer and Intern Group #220! A group of 14 volunteers and interns from the USA, Denmark, and Canada. Most of the members of the group arrived late last week, went through orientation over the weekend and started their projects earlier this past Monday. The Thai school year has just started, and the schools have opened this week for the new school year. The rains have started, and it's a lovely time to be here in Chiang Mai. The individuals in this group are participating in our Medical Internship, Magazine Internship, Children's Home, Teaching Monks, Elephant Camp and English Education Volunteer Projects.<br />
Bangkok Volunteer and Intern Group #49
Presenting Bangkok Volunteer and Intern Group #49! A group of five women from Italy and Canada, participating in our Womens Empowerment and Medical Internship Projects. They arrived a few weeks ago, and all had a very positive experience in their placements.<br />
5 Tips for Surviving Songkran
If you are volunteering in Thailand in mid-April it is likely you will be free from your project to enjoy the Songkran New Year Festival. Due to all the festivities of Songkran, along with the Thailand School year summer (which runs from March to mid-May) our volunteer and intern projects are closed for the month. However, a fair number of volunteers come early, or depart Thailand long after the end of their project to engage in this culturally rich festival.<br />
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Volunteer or Intern in Thailand
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