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Elective students practice suturing

By Hannah Atkins 19th October, 2016

6 Reasons to do a Medical Elective Abroad in 2024
Are you a medical student looking to push yourself and broaden your horizons? Find out what makes a Medical Elective abroad both challenging and rewarding!

By Hannah Atkins 27th July, 2016

Creative Fundraising Ideas: From Marmalade To Moustaches
Our volunteers have come up with some incredibly creative and unique fundraising ideas to raise money for their volunteer trips - here's a selection of the best!
Take a Gap Year Adventure

By Jemma Dicks 10th January, 2016

Top 5 Things To Do In A Gap Year in 2024
Decided to take a gap year but have no idea what to do? Let's inspire you with our top five things to do during your gap year as you travel the world.
A cheetah in a wildlife reserve in Southern Africa

By Samantha Evans 27th May, 2015

Cuddling Cubs – Discover The Darker Side Of Big Cat “Conservation”
Big cats petting is a lucrative industry around the world. Chris Mercer, co-founder of CACH and Judi Gounaris, a Conservationist in Southern Africa share why not to pet wild cats.
Volunteer snorkeling in Fiji

By Samantha Evans 26th January, 2015

10 Fun Facts About Fiji
Volunteering in Fiji is an unforgettable experience, read 10 fun facts about this Pacific Island before you jump on the plane.
Two dolphins swim freely in their natural habitat

By Jemma Dicks 08th September, 2014

Swimming With Dolphins: Time To Kick It Off The Bucket List?
Miserable living conditions and hushed-up attacks on humans. Is it time to kick swimming with dolphins off the bucket list?
A scenic view of Marble Beach in Sri Lanka where volunteers can spend their free time

By Jemma Dicks 21st May, 2014

3 Incredible Weeks In Sri Lanka Volunteering As A Family
Thinking of volunteering as a family? Read more about one mother’s 3 weeks in Sri Lanka volunteering with her son.
Joanne camping at the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains

By Joanna Glyde 12th March, 2014

Why I Took Two Gap Years And How They Shaped Who I Am Today
Adventure, economic living and Indiana Jones. Why I took two gap years, focused on travelling and volunteering, and how they shaped who I am today.

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