USA > Four bedroom, three bath home on 97 acres in rural south Texas. Quiet, no neighbors close, lots of birds and wildlife. Amish community down the road for fresh eggs, raw milk, honey, veggies.
ITALY > Ciao! We're an Aussie family living in a small medieval town in central Italy. We run an English school and look for native English speaking travellers to help out with our conversational based English lessons.
FRANCE > We live in a beautiful Chateau in Brest France. If you are wanting a working holiday to help us finish our home, then we would like to hear from you.
JAPAN NEPAL > We are looking for any former player, especially living in Barcelona, who had been playing for the professional league in Europe. We are hoping to find a partner who could spare some of their time in expanding our social work activity to help the children in the world through football!
GUATEMALA > The project’s mission is to empower and improve the quality of life for Maya women artisans and their families and to contribute to the preservation and promotion of traditional knowledge, art and culture in Guatemala.
GUATEMALA > The organization consists of a daycare center for disabled children. There they offer rehabilitation, physiotherapy, speech therapy, special education and psychology therapy. People arrive on a daily basis at the organization to ask for help and orientation.
GUATEMALA > Over 70 children attend both regular classes based on the curriculum, and extra-curricular classes based on arts and skills. On weekends the parents of children attending the school are also given the opportunity to study as part of their literacy program.
GUATEMALA > The project is an educational center that works through integration and inclusion serving students with different forms of learning disabilities caused by neurological, sensory, or emotional disorders. In addition, in providing the necessary content for their educational development, we will provide them with the necessary therapeutic attention.
GUATEMALA > The organization supports around 80 children in Xela and the rural areas, enabling them to participate in the education system. To reduce the main problems within the family, which are mainly lacks of financial means, they provide scholarships for the school fees, school materials and uniforms.
GUATEMALA > The project supports a group of Tz`utujiles women making handmade textiles with natural dyes and colors. Since the introduction of synthetic dyes, the traditional way of using plants as tint has been more or less abandoned.