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... The orphanages we work with are generally caring for the most disadvantaged members of society and are very short of money. It is because of this that we work with them to provide support, and show that people do care. However it does mean...

...in our Khmer projects you are contributing to the economic growth of local communities, by living there and spending money on local products. Furthermore, while carrying out voluntary work and cultural projects in Cambodia, you are able to...

...other ethnic restaurants. With local beer costing only 50p and Coca Cola 30p. A good night out is cheap and spending money goes a long way! Additional Activities you can do while on this Project: Add to your travel experience in Africa by...

...the following course for you during your time with us. These courses cost extra but we believe are well worth the money and a must for anyone who is keen to learn a bit more about there host country, or maybe just a new skill! Calligraphy

...from the VentureCo Trust. For each person that joins a Venture, we as a company, donate $400 to the Trust. 100% of the money the Trust receives is spent on projects. To date, the Trust has funded 63 development projects to the tune of over £152

...fees (if applicable) Insurance Vaccinations Tourist Visa (typically $50 US) Personal equipment Spending money Drinks Tips Personal laundry Meals other than those listed Any additional adventure activities This year...

...(if applicable) Insurance Vaccinations Any Visa fees (although typically free) Personal equipment Spending money Drinks Tips Meals other than those listed Additional camera fee for entry into Sepilok Orang-utan Sanctuary (ty

. The only currency used in Egypt is the Egyptian pound. You could play them at their own game and start using monopoly money as currency - but this is not recommended. If there's one thing Egypt is renowned for (aside from the pyramids,...

...ambitious and physically challenging task that would impress people we asked enough so that we could raise as much money as possible for the charit. After all, the primary way of getting sponsorship is to impress people by being ambitious...

...tan, having fun and seeing our incredible country. You don’t have to work at all, but why rely on just your savings or money from back home when you can earn some extra readies here? Australia’s much more than sun, sea and prawns on the...

." - Lucie "Volunteering offered the chance to help with the conservation of the area whilst knowing that a lot of the money made is inputted back into the native communities, unlike some volunteer organisations. PoD were very helpful and...

...fee? - Work placement - Accommodation - Meals (in cases where meals aren't provided you will get paid extra money) - Total assistance during your stay in Norway provided by a local representative - Full-time support What is not...

...there is a scholarship worth £1950 - only applicable to Italy based courses. Sir Trenchard Cox scholarship prize money can also be put towards a six week gap year course. Candidates have to write two essays; 400 words on a work of art or...

...and domestic flights Insurance Vaccinations Tourist Visa (typically $50 US) Personal equipment Spending money Drinks (other than water) Tips Meals other than those listed This year the efforts of our team and our...

...there is a scholarship worth £1950 - only applicable to Italy based courses. Sir Trenchard Cox scholarship prize money can also be put towards a six week gap year course. Candidates have to write two essays; 400 words on a work of art or...

...gap year." Nick is now back in the UK at Southampton University studying marine biology and oceanography. "A year goes quickly, as does your money, so do your research before you go to make sure you get as much out of it as you can. Enjoy it.

...and friendship which really made our time out there the best it could possibly be. PoD in Peru was good value for money as well as offering me the trip to Cusco that every traveller wants combined with useful and rewarding volunteer...

...a local orphanage; helping with food distribution; making handicrafts that the Centre can sell to visitors to raise money. You will cycle to some of these venues. An African dance troop practices three times a week at the centre and you are...

phanage, you could find yourself taking one of the children to hospital, or you could be working on a strategy to raise money for the orphanage. Working in these homes presents a real challenge and gives a great sense of satisfaction. It is a...

...very low to us. The Tanzanian way of life is extremely laid back, relaxed and friendly. Society is generally not money driven and provides a very different view on how to live. This can lead to a degree of culture shock for people...