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- Love Vera
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Host families - Volunteer Stories
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- Failed Project Leads to Success
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Site development; Housing - Volunteer Stories
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- Spoils of the Day
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Agriculture -
Ladies in the village walking home with their bounty after harvesting grass used to make traditional brooms. - Volunteer Photos
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- Mandela Day
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In recognition of the more than 67 years Madiba spent serving his community, his country, and the world at large, Mandela Day encourages people around the world to volunteer 67 minutes of their time doing something good in their communities. For... - Volunteer Photos
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- Learning to Cook Pap
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Cooking; Food and meals; Host families -
Cooking pap with my host mom. - Volunteer Photos
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- Mokoro Ride Down the Delta
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Environment; Rural sites -
Taking a mokoro ride (traditional Botswanan dug out canoe) along the Okavango - Volunteer Photos
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- If You Are What You Eat, Does That Make Me an Arthropod?
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Food and meals -
I ate fried Mopane (Mopani) worms for the first time here in South Africa... Well, they are not actually worms, they're caterpillars. So, I guess you can say that I'm officially an insectivore now. Mopani worms are a local delicacy especially for... - Volunteer Photos
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- Brush, Brush, Brush You Teeth...
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Learning to brush your teeth can be a fun activity especially when you have a cool new toothbrush to do it with... We received donations of about 50 new toothbrushes and some toothpaste from guests of a local game lodge. So, I decided it would be... - Volunteer Photos
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- Back-Handed Excessive Force Technique
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Health; Youth Development; Life Skills -
Learning to brush your teeth can be a fun activity especially when you have a cool new toothbrush to do it with. We received donations of about 50 new toothbrushes and some toothpaste. So, I decided it would be a great opportunity to teach the... - Volunteer Photos
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- Communication is Dead
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Host families; Language training - Volunteer Stories
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- First Time on the Computer
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We received 29 computers from a donor in Australia for the computer lab at one of our primary schools. Woody got a few of them set up in time to have an “impromptu” opening of the new computer lab after school just to allow the kids to check... - Volunteer Photos
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- First Time With Computers
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Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) -
We received 29 computers from a donor in Australia for the computer lab at one of our primary schools. Woody got a few of them set up in time to have an “impromptu” opening of the new computer lab after school just to allow the kids to check... - Volunteer Photos
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- Literacy Classes in the New Library
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Libraries; Teachers and students -
Robin gives a lesson to the 5th graders on the library rules in the new library. The building was donated by a local game lodge. - Volunteer Photos
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- A Bear of a Laundry Day
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Life skills -
Our 6 year-old host brother's attempt at hanging out the laundry to dry... - Volunteer Photos
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- Waka Waka South Africa
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Dancing in the village... Our host brothers and some other local boys excited to get their photo taken. After the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Shakira's Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) was hugely popular song in South Africa. - Volunteer Photos
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- The Math Lesson
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Teachers and students -
Taking a break from sorting library books, Woody stops to give a math lesson. “A quality education has the power to transform societies in a single generation, provide children with the protection they need from the hazards of poverty, labor... - Volunteer Photos
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- Correspondence with America
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Our school in South Africa corresponded with kids in Farmers Branch, Texas via the World Wise Schools Correspondence Program. - Volunteer Photos
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- Correspondence with America with High School Students
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My grade 10 kids at the high school corresponded with a school in Texas. Our kids were very excited to receive their letters and a picture of their pen-pals. The letters were originally written in October, so after reading the letters, I had to... - Volunteer Photos
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- Kids in Kruger
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Teachers and students; Environment -
A local game lodge that is part of the Beyond Foundation and focuses on “ecotourism” invited representatives from all three of our schools to attend a conservation lesson and game drive. Several teachers, principals, and students attended the... - Volunteer Photos
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- Schools in Kruger National Park
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A local game lodge that is part of the Beyond Foundation and focuses on “ecotourism” invited representatives from all three of our schools to attend a conservation lesson and game drive. Several teachers, principals, and students attended the... - Volunteer Photos
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