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Thailand Thailand: Media Content Creator (VSAMLTV1908)

Dates

01/05/2025   -   31/12/2026

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Art
Study
Social
2
Place(s)
left
full for < 18

Fee

USD 1088 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 20000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
2
Still room for
2
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Hatyai (Hat Yai) (HDY)
Nearest bus/train station
Hat Yai train or bus station
Map

Work

The Media Content Creator Project involves collaborative
planning with the VSA staff team, tailored to match participants'
skills, interests, and the ongoing projects. Volunteers will create
content according to the project timelines set by VSA, with
specific goals and content structure defined in coordination with
the VSA PR team during planning meetings.

Volunteers may have the chance to travel to different locations
throughout Thailand to capture and develop content for each
project. Work schedules will be managed in alignment with the
local projects to which they are assigned.

Accomodation and food

Volunteer will stay at local host family. Private room or share with other
volunteer (if there are more one volunteer at that time). Volunteers expect to
eat Thai food. A local host family will prepare the food for the volunteer.
Volunteer expect to help in cooking and exchanging their national food
ingredient.

Location and leisure

Hatyai city, Songkhla Old town, Beach

Project hosted by

Media Content Creator is VSA’s project that come from the ideas that VSA
Voluntary project running day by day without recording where VSA works
with local partners around Thailand, this is the advantage for the content
creator to create content for International Voluntary Service in each
location/projects. This is the field for practicing

skill in any media tools of volunteers such as Vlog, story telling, blog,
pictures, video, ect.
All contents will be used for the International Voluntary Service Network,
not for business.

VSA has the Publisher published 4 books since 2015, volunteer will have
chnace to support this Publisher if they are interesting and skills.

Directions to meeting point

Meeting Point At Vspace
13:00, 1st of every month

How to go to VSpace

TERMINAL: Hatyai International Airport
Please download Grab application or Maxim application to get to
VSpace from Hatyai International Airport (similar to Uber) Cost 200-
300 Baht per trip

There is wifi at the airport and/or you can buy Thai sim card, there are
2 companies, AIS and True

Thailand Thailand: Folklore Museum Songkhla (VSAMLTV1303)

Dates

01/05/2025   -   31/12/2026

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Cultural
Educational
Study
2
Place(s)
left
full for < 18

Already accepted volunteers from

United States Belgium

Fee

USD 1088 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 20000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
4
Still room for
2
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Hatyai (Hat Yai) (HDY)
Nearest bus/train station
Hat Yai train or bus station
Map

Work

Volunteer Museum Interpreter and Support Specialist

Primary Responsibilities;
Antique Preservation: Volunteers will support the maintenance and repair of antiques in the museum’s collection, aiding in conservation efforts.

English Narration and Translation: Volunteers will be trained to serve as English narrators for foreign visitors, providing clear and accurate translations of the museum's encyclopedic materials into English or their native language as needed. Event Support and Coordination: Volunteers will assist the museum staff in planning, organizing, and executing local events, contributing to community engagement and cultural outreach.

English Language Instruction: Volunteers may have the opportunity to teach English to museum staff, enhancing staff communication with international visitors.

Working Hours:
Monday to Friday, 08:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Includes a one-hour lunch break
Weekend is freetime

Accomodation and food

Participants will stay at university dormitory, shared room, rest room. There are common room. Beding is provided.

Volunteer will receive budget for food. Breakfast and dinner will be at the university canteen. And Lunch will be at the working place.

Coin-operated washing machine are available at the accommodation.

Internet will be at accmommodation and wokring place or you can buy Thai sim card.

Location and leisure

Songkhla cty, Beach

Project hosted by

Folklore Museum The Institute for Southern Thai Studies, Thaksin University is the biggest museum in Southern, Thailand located in Yo Island, Songkhla lake, Songkhla with 8 acres up on the beautiful scenery.

The Institute provided traditional local knowledge and Southern museum. There are antiquities, presentation/showcases, souvenir shop and cafe in the museum.

Directions to meeting point

Meeting Point At Vspace
13:00, 1st of every month
How to go to VSpace

TERMINAL: Hatyai International Airport

Please download Grab application or Maxim application to get to VSpace from
Hatyai International Airport (similar to Uber) Cost 200-300 Baht per trip

There is wifi at the airport and/or you can buy Thai sim card, there are 2
companies, AIS and True

Thailand Thailand: Rescue Team Assistant Songkhla (VSAMLTV1106)

Dates

01/05/2025   -   31/12/2026

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Social

Fee

USD 1088 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 20000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 60
Max number of volunteers
4
Still room for
2 Male + 2 Female
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Hatyai (Hat Yai) (HDY)
Nearest bus/train station
Hat Yai train or bus station
Map

Work

Volunteers work as an assistant and the supporters in rescue term,
helping first aid, take the patient to the hospital, and any other
work to help people from an accident or emergency case. The
rescue is working 12 hours in one team from 8 am – 8 pm and from
8 pm – 8 am Volunteer would work only from 8 am – 4 pm

Accomodation and food

Volunteer will stay at local host family. Private room or share with other
volunteer (if there are more one volunteer at that time). Volunteers expect to
eat Thai food. A local host family will prepare the food for the volunteer.
Volunteer expect to help in cooking and exchanging their national food
ingredient.

Location and leisure

Address: Address:
Thong Sia Siang Teung Foundation, Hatyai City, Songkhla

Leisure Activities: Hatyai city, Samila Beach, Old Town

Project hosted by

Thong Sia Siang Teung Foundation has worked as the rescue in emergency
case since 1956. They are the rescue professional as all of working
volunteers and staffs has been trained before working on rescue situation.
As well as Thong Sia Siang Teung hospital under Thong Sia Siang Teung
Foundation.

Hatyai city is the tourist attractive of Malaysian and Singapore. In the
rescue team most of Thai volunteer could not speak English or Chinese
which is main language of tourist in Hatyai.

Directions to meeting point

Meeting Point At Vspace

13:00, 1st of every month

How to go to VSpace

TERMINAL: Hatyai International Airport

Please download Grab application or Maxim application to get to
VSpace from Hatyai International Airport (similar to Uber) Cost 200-
300 Baht per trip

There is wifi at the airport and/or you can buy Thai sim card, there are
2 companies, AIS and True

Thailand Thailand: HATYAI HEALTH CARE CENTER-SONGKHLA (VSAMLTV2307)

Dates

01/05/2025   -   31/12/2026

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Study
Educational
Social

Fee

USD 1088 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 20000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
Close

Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
4
Still room for
2 Male + 2 Female
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Hatyai (Hat Yai) (HDY)
Nearest bus/train station
Hat Yai train or bus station
Map

Work

Volunteers will support Hat yai health care service center.

The work will be on weekdays, Monday-Friday and weekends.
Working hours will be 08:30-16:30 with Lunch break. Volunteers
will support in administrative, place and que management for
patients as well as community service, volunteers will have a
chance to do the service in the communities with the health care
staffs
team.

Volunteers can also learn Thai treatment such as Thai massage,
local wisdom
treatment with herbs and food, etc.

Accomodation and food

Participants will stay with host family shared room with family member, 2
person per room.

You can help to prepare Breakfast and Dinner in the family. Lunch will be at
the project site.

Volunteer expects to eat Thai food and can help your host family to cook to
learn Thai cooking.

Location and leisure

Hatyai Health Care center-
Songkhla

Leisure Activities: Hatyai City, Samila Beach, Songkhla Old town

Project hosted by

Hat Yai Chivasuk" Public Health Service Center to serve as an integrative medical center. It focuses on
learning and integrating knowledge of medicine and Eastern wisdom to offer an alternative approach to
healthcare. The services include traditional Thai massage, Thai herbal medicine, physical therapy, and
naturopathy. The center is staffed with a multidisciplinary team from Hat Yai Municipality, including Thai
traditional medicine doctors, physical therapists, nutritionists, and sports scientists.
The center operates Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays, from 08:30 AM to 04:30 PM.
The services are categorized as follows:
Traditional Thai Medicine Services:
Disease diagnosis using traditional Thai medicine, analyzing health issues based on the balance of
elements and treating the root cause of diseases.
1.
2.Treatment with herbal medicines following the National Essential Medicines List.
Thai traditional massage, including therapeutic massage, health-promoting massage, and herbal
compress.
3.
4.Herbal steam baths to stimulate blood circulation and expel toxins through the skin.
Postpartum care (herbal steam bath and traditional practices) to balance the body, expel lochia, help the
uterus return to its original position, and stimulate milk production.
5.

Physical Therapy Services:
Screening and physical therapy assessment to identify the causes of health issues through evaluations of
the musculoskeletal, neurological, and brain systems.
1.
2.Exercise programs for individuals with health issues.
3.Physical therapy treatment uses electrical stimulation, ultrasound therapy, and specific exercises.
4.Hydrotherapy for individuals with health problems such as osteoarthritis, back pain, and shoulder pain.
Nutritional Services:
1.Initial nutritional assessment, including clinical evaluation, eating habits, and chronic diseases.
2.Personalized dietary advice, including instructions on foods to avoid.
3.Customized meal planning to suit individual needs.
4.Special diet programs for specific diseases.
Sports Science Services:
Physical fitness tests, such as sit-ups, push-ups, squats, pull-ups, short-distance running, and object
retrieval runs.
1.
2.Exercise programs for the general public.
3.Guidance on proper exercise techniques, including correct order of exercises.
4.Advice on muscle training and relaxation techniques.

Directions to meeting point

Meeting Point At Vspace

13:00, 1st of every month

How to go to VSpace

TERMINAL: Hatyai International Airport

Please download Grab application or Maxim application to get to
VSpace from Hatyai International Airport (similar to Uber) Cost 200-
300 Baht per trip
There is wifi at the airport and/or you can buy Thai sim card, there are
2 companies, AIS and True

Thailand Thailand: RPG60 School-Chiangmai (VSAMLTV2601)

Dates

01/05/2026   -   28/02/2027

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Educational
Children
Social
1
Place(s)
left

Fee

USD 1088 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 20000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
Close

Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
2
Still room for
1
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Chiang Mai (CNX)
Nearest bus/train station
Chiang Mai train or bus station

Work

International volunteers are invited to create activities that improve students’ English communication skills and promote intercultural learning. Through interactive methods—such as games, songs, storytelling, creative workshops, and cultural exchange—volunteers help students gain confidence, develop curiosity, and expand their global perspectives in a supportive environment.
Volunteers will serve as intercultural facilitators and language supporters in the school community. Their main role is to help students practice English in a practical, enjoyable way while sharing their own cultures. Volunteers are not expected to replace professional teachers but to complement classroom learning through creative and interactive approaches.
Planned Tasks
English Language Support: Assist teachers in English lessons by focusing on communication and conversational practice.
Intercultural Activities: Organize games, storytelling, songs, and cultural workshops to broaden students’ global perspectives.
Extracurricular Engagement: Support activities such as sports, arts, music, and school events where English can be naturally practiced.
Learning Materials: Help create simple teaching aids, worksheets, or digital content to support lessons.
Vocational & Life Skills: For students in the vocational program, volunteers may contribute by sharing practical skills or simple professional communication in English.

Work Schedule
Monday–Friday, 08:30–15:30 (school hours).
Morning: Assist in classroom English activities and intercultural learning sessions.
Afternoon: Support extracurricular programs, group activities, and tutoring sessions.
Weekends are free for volunteers to rest, explore local culture, or join community activities.

Accomodation and food

Volunteers will stay at the school accommodation provided on campus. Rooms are simple but comfortable, with basic furniture and shared facilities. Staying within the school grounds allows volunteers to be close to the students and easily integrated into daily school life.

Meals are provided at the school canteen, offering local Thai food three times a day. This arrangement not only ensures convenience but also allows volunteers to experience authentic Thai cuisine as part of their cultural immersion.

Internet Wi-Fi is available in the school area, making it possible for volunteers to stay connected with family, friends, and project coordinators.

Location and leisure

Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province, in Northern Thailand

Project hosted by

Rajaprajanugroh 60 School, located in Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province, in Northern Thailand, is a boarding school under the Rajaprajanugroh Foundation under Royal Patronage. As a welfare education institution, it provides a safe haven where children can study and live entirely free of charge. The school offers comprehensive support, including education, meals, and accommodation, for children facing severe social hardships, such as being orphaned, abandoned, or coming from families struggling with extreme poverty.

The school serves a diverse student body of approximately 500-600 students, ranging from kindergarten through secondary education (Grade 12). Given its location in the mountainous North, a significant number of students come from ethnic minority groups and remote highland communities. For many of these children, the school is not just an educational facility but a vital gateway to opportunities that are otherwise inaccessible due to geographic and economic barriers.

Directions to meeting point

Meeting Point At Chiangmai International Airport
13:00, 1st of every month
TERMINAL: Arrival Hall Chiangmai International Airport

Additional comments

Clothing:
Lightweight, breathable fabrics suitable for warm weather.
Modest attire that respects local customs (long skirts or trousers for women, shirts with sleeves).
Comfortable shoes for walking and working.

Teaching Materials:
Educational resources such as books, lesson plans, and flashcards.
Art supplies (crayons, markers, construction paper) for engaging students in creative activities.
Basic stationery (notebooks, pens, pencils) to share with students.

Health and Hygiene Items:
Personal medications and a basic first-aid kit.
Mosquito repellent and sunscreen to protect against sunburn and insect bites.
Hand sanitizer and hygiene products.

Technology:
A laptop or tablet (if available) to help with lesson planning and presentations.
Portable charger or power bank, as electricity may be limited in some areas.

Gifts for Students:
Small items like pens, notebooks, or educational games to foster goodwill and create a positive atmosphere.

Cultural Items:
Items that showcase your own culture (e.g., traditional crafts or food items) to share with students and teachers, promoting cultural exchange.

Local Currency:
Bring some Thai Baht for local purchases. Familiarize yourself with exchange rates before traveling.

We recommend to buy local sim cards upon your arrival for internet, E-sim or roaming. You can use the internet wifi at the school

Thailand Thailand: RPK33 school-Lopburi (VSAMLTV2508)

Dates

01/05/2026   -   28/02/2027

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Educational
Children
Social
2
Place(s)
left

Fee

USD 1088 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 20000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
Close

Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
4
Still room for
2
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Bangkok (BKK)
Nearest bus/train station
Lopburi train or bus station

Work

International volunteers are invited to create activities that improve students’ English communication skills and promote intercultural learning. Through interactive methods—such as games, songs, storytelling, creative workshops, and cultural exchange—volunteers help students gain confidence, develop curiosity, and expand their global perspectives in a supportive environment.
Volunteers will serve as intercultural facilitators and language supporters in the school community. Their main role is to help students practice English in a practical, enjoyable way while sharing their own cultures. Volunteers are not expected to replace professional teachers but to complement classroom learning through creative and interactive approaches.
Planned Tasks
English Language Support: Assist teachers in English lessons by focusing on communication and conversational practice.
Intercultural Activities: Organize games, storytelling, songs, and cultural workshops to broaden students’ global perspectives.
Extracurricular Engagement: Support activities such as sports, arts, music, and school events where English can be naturally practiced.
Learning Materials: Help create simple teaching aids, worksheets, or digital content to support lessons.
Vocational & Life Skills: For students in the vocational program, volunteers may contribute by sharing practical skills or simple professional communication in English.

Work Schedule
Monday–Friday, 08:30–15:30 (school hours).
Morning: Assist in classroom English activities and intercultural learning sessions.

Afternoon: Support extracurricular programs, group activities, and tutoring sessions.

Weekends are free for volunteers to rest, explore local culture, or join community activities

Accomodation and food

Volunteers will stay at the school accommodation provided on campus. Rooms are simple but comfortable, with basic furniture and shared facilities. Staying within the school grounds allows volunteers to be close to the students and easily integrated into daily school life.
Meals are provided at the school canteen, offering local Thai food three times a day. This arrangement not only ensures convenience but also allows volunteers to experience authentic Thai cuisine as part of their cultural immersion.
Internet Wi-Fi is available in the school area, making it possible for volunteers to stay connected with family, friends, and project coordinators.

See project picture, work and accommodation here.

Location and leisure

Rajaprajanugroh 33 School, located in Lopburi Province in Central Thailand

Project hosted by

Rajaprajanugroh 33 School, located in Lopburi Province in Central Thailand, is a boarding school under the Rajaprajanugroh Foundation under Royal Patronage. It is a welfare education institution where children can study and live without paying any expenses. The school provides education, food, and accommodation for children who face social difficulties, such as loss of parents or guardians and family economic hardship.

The school currently has about 500 students, from kindergarten (around 4–5 years old) through secondary education (Grade 12), and also offers vocational certificate programs. Most students come from disadvantaged backgrounds, including those from rural areas and vulnerable communities across the region.

Aims of the School
The mission of Rajaprajanugroh 33 School is to develop students into morally grounded individuals with the knowledge and skills to reach their full potential. The school emphasizes strengthening foundational knowledge for a better quality of life and competitiveness, fostering life skills for well-being at both local and global levels, and enhancing students’ capacity for future careers.

Directions to meeting point

Meeting Point At Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
13:00, 1st of every month
TERMINAL: Arrival Hall Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport

Additional comments

Clothing:
Lightweight, breathable fabrics suitable for warm weather.
Modest attire that respects local customs (long skirts or trousers for women, shirts with sleeves).
Comfortable shoes for walking and working.

Teaching Materials:
Educational resources such as books, lesson plans, and flashcards.
Art supplies (crayons, markers, construction paper) for engaging students in creative activities.
Basic stationery (notebooks, pens, pencils) to share with students.

Health and Hygiene Items:
Personal medications and a basic first-aid kit.
Mosquito repellent and sunscreen to protect against sunburn and insect bites.
Hand sanitizer and hygiene products.

Technology:
A laptop or tablet (if available) to help with lesson planning and presentations.
Portable charger or power bank, as electricity may be limited in some areas.

Gifts for Students:
Small items like pens, notebooks, or educational games to foster goodwill and create a positive atmosphere.

Cultural Items:
Items that showcase your own culture (e.g., traditional crafts or food items) to share with students and teachers, promoting cultural exchange.

Local Currency:
Bring some Thai Baht for local purchases. Familiarize yourself with exchange rates before traveling.

We recommend to buy local sim cards upon your arrival for internet, E-sim or roaming. You can use the internet wifi at the school

Thailand Thailand: PSU Volunteer Center-Songkhla (VSAMLTV2604)

Dates

01/05/2026   -   30/04/2027

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Social
Educational
Children
2
Place(s)
left

Fee

USD 1088 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 20000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
Close

Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
2
Still room for
2
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Hatyai (Hat Yai) (HDY)
Nearest bus/train station
Hat Yai train or bus station

Work

International volunteers at the PSU Volunteer Center (ศูนย์อาสาสมัคร ม.อ.) serve as vital catalysts for social change, bringing global perspectives to local community challenges in Southern Thailand. The primary role of the international volunteer is to act as a cultural ambassador and co-facilitator, working alongside Thai student leaders to drive the center’s key social impact pillars. Rather than being mere observers, international volunteers are integrated into the "active citizenship" framework of Prince of Songkla University, ensuring that global solidarity translates into tangible local benefits.

Key Responsibilities and Core Tasks
1. Educational Equity: The "Railway Community" Project
Volunteers support the Volunteer Teachers for Railway Community Children initiative, which provides non-formal education to underprivileged children living in informal settlements along the train tracks.
Tasks: Organizing creative "Pop-up Classrooms," teaching basic life skills through play, and providing mentorship to children who face barriers to formal schooling.
Focus: Building confidence and providing a safe learning environment outside the traditional school system.
2. English Literacy for Small Rural Schools
Recognizing the "language gap" in remote areas, volunteers travel to small primary schools in Songkhla and neighboring provinces to facilitate English immersion.
Tasks: Designing interactive lesson plans (games, songs, and storytelling), conducting "English Camps," and encouraging students to use English in natural, low-pressure environments.
Focus: Removing the fear of communicating with foreigners and sparking curiosity about the world.
3. Community Resilience & Disaster Recovery
Southern Thailand is frequently affected by seasonal flooding. The center plays a leading role in Disaster Relief and Community Rehabilitation.
Tasks: Assisting in the distribution of relief packages during emergencies, participating in "Big Cleaning" days for schools or community centers post-flood, and helping develop sustainable community maps for disaster preparedness.
Focus: Hands-on physical labor combined with social support for affected families.
4. Internationalization of the Volunteer Center
Volunteers help the PSU Volunteer Center connect with the global volunteer movement.
Tasks: Creating English-language social media content, documenting project impact through photography or blogging, and facilitating "Global Talk" sessions for Thai students to practice language and exchange cultural values.

Accomodation and food

Participants will stay at university dormitory, shared room, rest room. There are common room. Beding is provided.

Volunteer will receive budget for food. Breakfast and dinner will be at the university canteen. And Lunch will be at the working place.

Coin-operated washing machine are available at the accommodation.

Internet will be at accommodation and working place or you can buy Thai sim card.

Location and leisure

Prince of Songkla University (PSU) Hat Yai Campus in Songkhla Province, Southern Thailand

Project hosted by

The PSU Volunteer Center, located within the Prince of Songkla University (PSU) Hat Yai Campus in Songkhla Province, Southern Thailand, is a dynamic student-led hub operating under the Student Development Division. Established to cultivate a "Spirit of Giving and Public Consciousness," the center serves as a bridge between the university's academic community and the diverse social landscape of the Southern Thai border provinces. Unlike traditional academic departments, the PSU Volunteer Center functions as an experiential learning laboratory where students from various faculties—ranging from Medicine and Engineering to Liberal Arts—collaborate on multi-disciplinary social projects.

The center currently coordinates a vast network of student volunteers and youth leaders across PSU’s five campuses (Hat Yai, Pattani, Phuket, Surat Thani, and Trang). Its initiatives are deeply rooted in the university’s motto, "Our Soul is for the Benefit of Mankind," focusing on community development, disaster relief, and educational outreach in underserved rural areas. Many of the student volunteers come from the multicultural provinces of the Deep South, and the center plays a critical role in fostering peace-building, cultural exchange, and civic engagement, providing students with the leadership skills necessary to become socially responsible citizens in a globalized world.

Directions to meeting point

Meeting Point At Vspace

13:00, 1st of every month

How to go to VSpace

Additional comments

Please download Grab application or Maxim application to get to VSpace from Hatyai International Airport (similar to Uber) Cost 200-300 Baht per trip

There is wifi at the airport and/or you can buy Thai sim card, there are 2 companies, AIS and True

Requirements

What to Bring and Prepare
Clothing:
Lightweight, breathable fabrics suitable for warm weather.
Modest attire that respects local customs (long skirts or trousers for women, shirts with sleeves).
Comfortable shoes for walking and working.

Teaching Materials:
Educational resources such as books, lesson plans, and flashcards.
Art supplies (crayons, markers, construction paper) for engaging students in creative activities.
Basic stationery (notebooks, pens, pencils) to share with students.

Health and Hygiene Items:
Personal medications and a basic first-aid kit.
Mosquito repellent and sunscreen to protect against sunburn and insect bites.
Hand sanitizer and hygiene products.

Technology:
A laptop or tablet (if available) to help with lesson planning and presentations.
Portable charger or power bank, as electricity may be limited in some areas.

Gifts for Students:
Small items like pens, notebooks, or educational games to foster goodwill and create a positive atmosphere.

Cultural Items:
Items that showcase your own culture (e.g., traditional crafts or food items) to share with students and teachers, promoting cultural exchange.

Local Currency:
Bring some Thai Baht for local purchases. Familiarize yourself with exchange rates before traveling.

We recommend to buy local sim cards upon your arrival for internet, E-sim or roaming. You can use the internet wifi at the school

Thailand Thailand: Sasanu Pakpayoon School (DaLaa 6908)

Dates

01/08/2026   -   14/08/2026

Feedback from 4 volunteers

Tags

Educational
Children

Already accepted volunteers from

Vietnam Spain

Fee

USD 777 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 9500 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
Close

Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
10
Still room for
5 Male + 5 Female
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Hatyai (Hat Yai) (HDY)
Nearest bus/train station
Hat Yai
Map

Work

The main role of the volunteers is to conduct non-formal English classes and organize fun activities for students aged 6 to 18. Volunteers will work in groups of at least 2–3 per class, with around three classes each day. In addition, extra activities will be arranged for the students during their free time and/or in the evening.
Volunteers will also take part in community activities, such as sports competitions and village ceremonies, which help strengthen relationships between the school, students, and local residents.

Accomodation and food

Local food is spicy in the Southern Thai style and uses fresh ingredients from nature. But we will get food from local restaurants 3 times a day and we can request non spicy as well Popular dishes include khao yum and turmeric curry, which show the unique identity of the area.

Volunteers will stay in accommodation provided within the school area. The sleeping area is a large shared hall where both male and female volunteers will stay in the same space, with curtains used to separate the areas for privacy. Mattresses and pillows will be provided, but volunteers may bring their own bedding if preferred. Bathrooms are located on the ground floor and are clearly separated for male and female use.

Location and leisure

Pak Phayun is an old district in Phatthalung Province, located near Songkhla Lake. Most people in the area live close to nature and work in fishing and agriculture, such as rice farming and rubber planting. Bird’s nest collecting is also an important job that provides income for the community. People in Pak Phayun follow both Islam and Buddhism, and they live together peacefully. Their daily life is influenced by their religions, such as eating halal food and practicing religious activities.
The district has basic public services, including schools, health centers, and local administrative offices, which help support the community. It is also developing cultural and natural tourism, where visitors can learn about local ways of life. Local food is spicy in the Southern Thai style and uses fresh ingredients from nature. Popular dishes include khao yum and turmeric curry, which show the unique identity of the area.

Project hosted by

Ansor Al-Sunnah School Pakpayoon Foundation or we normally called Sasanu Pakpayoon School is an Islamic school located in Pakpayoon District, Phatthalung Province, in southern Thailand. A few months ago, the school welcomed 5 international volunteers to participate in the Mini English Camp, English Guess It Out, and the School Open House 2025. Those activities encouraged students to become more interested in learning and practicing English in non-formal classes and real-life situations. At the same time, volunteers have the opportunity to experience the local Islamic lifestyle and discover the traditional culture of this peaceful and remote area.

Directions to meeting point

Saturday 1st of August at 10.00 AM at Hat Yai international airport (Songkhla province)

Requirements

The volunteers should be ready to stay in a local area, and to adapt to the local conditions with only basic facilities. Be prepared that very few local people are able to speak English. Volunteers should be able to be with the kids, and prepare some games and materials for teaching.

Thailand Thailand: Health and Wellness study visit program (VSA2608)

Dates

09/08/2026   -   18/08/2026

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Study
Social
Educational

Already accepted volunteers from

Japan

Fee

USD 940 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 15000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
20
Still room for
5 Male + 4 Female
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Hatyai (Hat Yai) (HDY)
Nearest bus/train station
Hat Yai
Map

Work

Tentative Daily Schedule
Participants will engage in local organization and community interaction. The work focuses
on Health & Wellness.
(Subject to change based on weather and work progress)

9th Aug. (Sun) Arrival Day: Check in and Introduction

10th Aug. (Mon): Visit bedridden patients.
Visit bedridden patients in remote areas. The activity of Thai village health volunteers to check up the bedridden patients in the village. Participants can assist the visiting by basic health and disease check up. Questionnaire with Thai village health volunteers and patients.

11th Aug. (Tue): Rescue Team Assistant
Participants will assist the rescue team in Hatyai. The rescue team is the team that provides emergency services to the community. The cases that happen mostly are car or motorcycle accidents >> the team did the first aid and or transfer patients to medical facilities. The sickness in cases household >> first aids and or transfer patients to medical facilities Rescue in case of drowning support in case of poisonous or dangerous animals gets into community households.

12th Aug. (Wed) Study visit Hatyai health care center.
The center provided alternative treatment and health care for the Hatyai community.
Participants would try the Water Aerobic please bring the swimming suit.

13th Aug. (Thu) Community Service- Post-flood recovery camp School Renovation
Volunteers will engage in physical labor and community interaction. The work focuses on three main areas:
- Fixing and Structural Repairs: Repairing student desks, chairs, and cabinets weakened by water. Basic maintenance of windows, doors, and school fencing
- Painting & Renovation: Scraping off peeling paint, preparing surfaces, and applying fresh coats of paint to classrooms and exterior walls.
- Student Interaction: Taking breaks from physical work to interact with local students through English games, songs, and play activities to boost morale.

14th Aug. (Fri) Folklore Museum/Community Service with ECBA
Explore various aspects of southern Thai culture, including traditional occupations, tools, and crafts such as pottery, weaving, and metalwork.
Participating with students from Economics and Business Administration faculty, Thaksin University with Community Health & Local Product Innovation theme

15th Aug. (Sat) Class Cultural exchange and Buddy Program
The Intercultural exchange program with university students, visit Old Town and Songkhla Beach.

16th Aug. (Sun): City Tour

17th Aug. (Mon): Study visit Local Cacao Farm
Learn how to plant cacao, cacao product processing

18th Aug. (Tue): Wrap up, check out and Departure

Accomodation and food

Participants will stay in hostel, 2-3 people per room with toilet in the room.

Food will be provide in the area close to accommodation or activities site, prepare for some
spicy food.
We recommend to buy Thai sim cards for internet or E-sim.

Location and leisure

Hat Yai, Songkhla
Hat Yai city, Night market, Samilar beach

Project hosted by

Songkhla Thailand is the 2nd largest standard of Thailand after Bangkok. There are the medical
school, regional hospital and hub health care of Southern Thailand.

The program will be various for medical students to exchange and learn from professional health
care about Thai traditional treatment and the health care system in Thailand.
Some activities need basic knowledge about health care that is suitable for medical students
to be trained and learn in real situations.

The program will be in Songkhla Thailand with many collaboration sectors.

Thailand Thailand: WHV- Dong Phayayen Through the Lens (VSA2608-1)

Dates

10/08/2026   -   29/08/2026

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Environmental
Educational
Children

Already accepted volunteers from

Vietnam Japan South Korea

Fee

USD 1088 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 20000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
20
Still room for
9 Male + 6 Female
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Bangkok (BKK)
Nearest bus/train station
Bangkok bus station
Map

Work

Schedule 10-29 August 2026
10th Aug. - Arrival Day
Travel from Airport to Khao Yai national park (approx. 2 hours)
Welcome Introduction

National park map

11th Aug.– National Park Briefing & Content Creation (Nature Trail)
Morning > History and introduction by National park Team and Media Content Creator Method
Afternoon > Pha Kluaimai water fall - Heo Suwant Water fall

12th Aug.- Content creating by Nature trail
Morning > Camp - Nong Phak Chi Wildlife Watching Tower
Afternoon > Nong Phak Chi Wildlife Watching Tower - Sai sorn Reservior - Camp

13th Aug. - Group Work & voluntary work
Group discussion and task division
Voluntary work / community service with the National Park

14th Aug. - Whitewater rafting
Travel to rapids (approx. 3 hours)
Whitewater rafting activity

15th-16th Weekend

17th Aug.– Content Creator Day
Content creation activities

18th day - 19th Day Aug.– Presentation Day
Presentation to the students in Ban Krok Luk school

20th-21st Aug. Presentation Day
Presentation to the students in Ban Maab Grad school

22nd - 23rd Aug. Weekend

24th - 28th School Renovation

29th Aug. Departure Day

Accomodation and food

Board and lodging 10-14 Aug
Accommodation & Facilities
Participants will stay in National Park accommodation.
Rooms are shared, with bunk beds and shared restrooms.
Meals
Three meals per day will be provided.
Connectivity
Please note that Wi-Fi is limited inside the National Park.
We recommend purchasing a Thai SIM card, e-SIM, or using roaming services for your convenience.

Board and lodging 15-29 Aug
Participants will be in the house, open space, share one big room together. You will deparate in cooking team in each day and prepare Breakfast and Dinner for everyone. Lunch will be provide at the school. Food will be provided 3 meals a day There is internet wifi in the house.

1.3 kms from accommodation to Ban Krok luk School you can go by walk, bike or teacher motorcycle.

27 kms From accommodation to Baan Maab Grad School You will go there by car

Location and leisure

Khao Yai National Park , Nakhon Ratchasima

Project hosted by

Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex. It is a habitat of the highest importance for the conservation of biodiversity. Including the habitats of plant species. and/or animal species that is scientifically outstanding or global conservation. Preservation, The heritage site need to be maintenance to preserve the area as much as possible. Promotion, for the sustainable site, the prompting area will support the the organization and working committee to continue work on the site area. Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex spans 230 km between Ta Phraya National Park on the Cambodian border in the east, and Khao Yai National Park in the west. The site is home to more than 800 species of fauna, including 112 mammal species (among them two species of gibbon), 392 bird species and 200 reptile and amphibian species. Covering 4 provinces Saraburi, Nakhon Ratchasima, Prachin buri and Nakhon Nayok. the national park work with provincial and local community to sustain the site and planning together to preserve the site and designed the most beneficial for local communities

Aims
1. To promote Dong Phayayen, the Nature World Heritage site in Thailand which has been approved in 2005
2. Raise up awareness to young people in Thailand natural resources value
3. To create new contents from heritage site from international volunteers to international level

Directions to meeting point

Meeting Point : Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport on 10th Aug. 26; 12:00

Additional comments

What to Bring and Prepare
Trail clothes and shoes – you will walk about 5–10 km per day
Water bottle(s)
Media content tools – camera, sketching pencils, colors, laptop/tablet, etc., depending on your skills
Cap/hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, sunglasses
Favorite food recipe (for sharing/cooking activity, if applicable)
An open mind – be ready to engage with kids and enjoy group activities
Renovation cloths in the last week. The cloths that can be dirty

Must Read before Departure!
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Thailand Thailand: WHV AYUTTHAYA 2026 (VSA2608-2)

Dates

20/08/2026   -   30/08/2026

Feedback from 28 volunteers

Tags

Cultural
Archeology
Study

Fee

USD 1133 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 21500 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 60
Max number of volunteers
10
Still room for
5 Male + 5 Female
Languages
English
Nearest airport
Bangkok (BKK)
Nearest bus/train station
Bangkok

Work

World Heritage: Rivers as Cultural Corridors in World Heritage-scapes
Explores how rivers have shaped cultural landscapes and served as connective routes for trade, belief systems, and civilization, emphasizing their role in World Heritage contexts.

Intangible Heritage Along the River: Traditions, Gastronomy, and Local Knowledge
Focuses on the preservation and transmission of river-related intangible heritage, including local rituals, food practices, oral traditions, and knowledge systems tied to riverine life.

Hydrology and Heritage: Managing Water Systems in Historic Cities
Examines traditional and modern hydrological systems in historic cities, including flood control, water storage, and irrigation, highlighting sustainable management practices.

Integrated Riverine Heritage Conservation and Sustainable Tourism
Addresses balancing conservation with tourism by integrating heritage values into planning, encouraging responsible tourism that benefits local communities and protects river landscapes.

Evolving River Landscapes: Adaptation, Transformation, and Resilience
Analyzes historical changes and contemporary pressures on riverine environments, focusing on how communities and ecosystems adapt to environmental and socio-economic challenges.

The River as a Living Heritage: Community Participation in Conservation and Revitalization
Focuses on exploring the multifaceted process of developing, implementing, and managing tourist-cultural projects. Such projects serve as vital conduits for the promotion and preservation of cultural heritage while catering to the needs and expectations of tourists.

Accomodation and food

Participants will habe shred room (2 person) in the hotel.
Food will be cover 13 meals from 33 meals as following. Anyway the food is about 100 Baht (3 euro a meal)

Location and leisure

Ayutthaya World Hertiage Site
Local Market

Project hosted by

As one of Thailand’s most significant World Heritage sites, Ayutthaya continues to reflect the dynamic interplay of cultural exchange, historical continuity, and riverine landscapes. In the context of ongoing socio-economic and environmental change, the relationship between the historic city and its waterways must be actively reinterpreted to support both heritage authenticity and long-term sustainability.

Under this theme, we continue to expand collaboration with partners, experts, and emerging networks to strengthen collective action in heritage protection and advocacy. Through these shared efforts, both tangible and intangible heritage are sustained, ensuring that interconnected stories, practices, and heritage ecosystems remain active and relevant within evolving cultural contexts.

Objectives
Expanding the Heritage Ecosystem Beyond Material Culture. Strengthening connections between Ayutthaya’s historic city and its surrounding riverine and rural communities by integrating cultural landscapes, local traditions, and ecological networks into a broader heritage ecosystem framework.

Enhancing World Heritage Management Skills. Equipping participants with practical knowledge to interpret and communicate the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV) of heritage sites, with a focus on the dynamic relationship between heritage and its wider setting.

Directions to meeting point

KU Home
20th August 2026
09:00

Additional comments

What to Bring (Packing List)
Water Activities: Clothes that can get wet and dry quickly for the paddle activity (reading
waterscapes) and river cleaning activity.
Active Wear: Suitable for bicycle sessions and walking surveys of the Historic City of
Ayutthaya.
Temple Appropriate Attire: When visiting Wat Chaiwatthanaram and other heritage sites,
you must wear modest clothing (shoulders and knees covered).
Rain Gear: August is the rainy season in Thailand—bring a lightweight raincoat or umbrella.
Sun Protection: Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
Connectivity (eSIM Recommended) We highly recommend purchasing an eSIM (e.g., Airalo,
Nomad) before arrival for immediate internet access. This ensures you can use maps and
translation apps easily. Local SIMs are also available at the Airport.

Financial Note
The fee covers accommodation, local
transportation, and 13 meals. For other meals,
you can eat at the canteen, where the price is
approximately 100 Baht (3 Euro).
If you prefer a single room, there is an additional
cost of 5,000 Baht.

Requirements

Financial Note
The fee covers accommodation, local
transportation, and 13 meals. For other meals,
you can eat at the canteen, where the price is
approximately 100 Baht (3 Euro).
If you prefer a single room, there is an additional
cost of 5,000 Baht.

Thailand Thailand: Koh Sukorn (DaLaa 6909)

Dates

01/09/2026   -   10/09/2026

Feedback from 4 volunteers

Tags

Agricultural
Environmental
Children

Fee

USD 762 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 9000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
10
Still room for
5 Male + 5 Female
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Trang (TST)
Nearest bus/train station
Trang
Map

Work

• Replanting rice plants in flooded fields-
The rice (seeds) is first sowed. After a few weeks, the young seedlings are harvested in bunches. These are then separated into individual plants and replanted in the flooded rice fields in evenly spaced rows to allow the plant to grow to full size. This improves the yield of seeds the plants will produce.
• Creating games and activities for children
• Culture exchange and discovery

Accomodation and food

Volunteers will stay at the local people house. You will be provided, a small mattress, a pillow and a mosquito net. It’s good if you can bring your own light blanket/sleeping bag/bed sheet while the temperature will be around 25 in the night. The living condition is very simple, you may find it completely different than in your country. There are basic toilets and showers and a kitchen where volunteers will cook by themselves. The ingredients can be purchased at local grocery stores. It may be helpful if you bring some ingredients from home, so that you can share some of your traditional food with other volunteers. (No oven, only a gas and woks or pans). As mention that it’s a Muslim village, so there will be no pork used for cooking.

Location and leisure

Sukorn Island (Koh Sukorn) is a small island situated in Palian district, Trang province. The island covers an area of 14 sq km. Like every year, we will be conducting activities with communities of Baan Laem and Baan Toong. In these 2 villages, there is population of 1,200 or 337 families, of which 95% are Muslims. The common occupations of the villagers are fishing, rubber tapping, as well as agriculture; growing paddy, watermelons, traditional way of growing vegetables, and keeping livestock. In general, the villagers are very generous and still remain the culture of supporting and sharing with each other. Furthermore, they also believe that paddy and agriculture is the main food stability of the village.

Project hosted by

oh Sukorn is a preserved island of Andaman Sea in South Thailand. During this work camp, we will have the chance to join hands with the community members to preserve the local agriculture while we can learn about their way of life. Moreover, we will be creating activities and games with children and young people to open their views and let them learn about international culture together with the volunteers. We will need your creativity and ideas of games and activities that will create a multi-cultural atmosphere for them.

Directions to meeting point

11 AM on Tuesday 1st of September 2026, at Trang bus station

Requirements

The volunteers should be ready to stay in a remote area, to adapt to the local conditions with only basic facilities. Not many local people are able to speak in English. Volunteers should be able to handle spontaneous working environment and constant changes in the plans. The mentality and way of thinking is very different from the western world. There will have activities with the children. To have responsibility for you, the kids and full involvement in community matters is a must. You will be led by a DaLaa member/staff who will help to coordinate the project.

Thailand Thailand: DaLaa Anniversary (DaLaa 6910)

Dates

15/10/2026   -   21/10/2026

Feedback from 4 volunteers

Tags

Educational
Children
Social

Fee

USD 643 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 5000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
10
Still room for
5 Male + 5 Female
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Hatyai (Hat Yai) (HDY)
Nearest bus/train station
Hatyai
Map

Work

The ACTIVITIES to strengthen the relationship and to support the aims are roughly planned as below.
• Organize activities with kids in the village every morning
• Adjust surroundings around the volunteer service community
• Create forums-discussions on “Voluntary Service”
• Organize DaLaa 21th anniversary celebration

Accomodation and food

Volunteers will sleep in the small huts or the tents. There will be thin mattresses, yoga mats, pillows, and mosquito nets. There are basic toilets and showers and a kitchen where volunteers will cook by themselves. The ingredients can be purchased at local grocery stores. It may be helpful if you bring some ingredients from home, so that you can share some of your traditional food with other volunteers.

Location and leisure

Baan Kok Sak village is located in Klong Hoi Khong district of Songkhla, the approximate number of villagers settling in this village is about 1,200 populations or 140 families. Most of them own fruit gardens and rubber plantation. Nearly all of them are Buddhists. There are a few Buddhism temples in the area and lots of rubber plantation lined up on the sides of the road.

Project hosted by

Volunteers will spend 2 weeks together to experience and practice the values of our association “Living, learning and working together”. During this School break we’ll have children coming every morning at our center. In this camp you will organize activities with kids and experience voluntary spirit and community power. We’ll have plenty of space for everyone to discuss, share, play, heal, learn, help, and work together. We welcome everyone to join such as DaLaa’s staff, hosts, old and new volunteers and children regardless of their ages.

Directions to meeting point

Thursday 15th October, 2026 at 10 AM at Hat Yai airport (Songkhla province)

Requirements

The volunteers should be ready to stay in a local area, and adapt to the local conditions with only basic facilities. Very few local people are able to speak in English. You should be able to take responsibility for themselves and the team by taking care of their health and security and be fully involved in the daily tasks. Other than that, bring your smile, heart, and spirit to enjoy the camp.

Thailand Thailand: Koh Sukorn 2 (DaLaa 6911)

Dates

10/12/2026   -   20/12/2026

Feedback from 4 volunteers

Tags

Agricultural
Social
Environmental

Fee

USD 762 i Fee is paid in two installments:

USD 495 to be paid now.
THB 9000 is to be paid after acceptance.

Note: Total fee can vary depending on bank rates.
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Details on the project

Age
18 - 70
Max number of volunteers
10
Still room for
5 Male + 5 Female
Languages
English
Vegetarian food
Yes
Nearest airport
Trang (TST)
Nearest bus/train station
Trang
Map

Work

Harvesting rice by hand - The rice have been replanted in late August- September. The field are flooded for the first 2 months during the raining season then November and December are the start of the dry season. The rice will be ready at that time and the farmers will cut the top part of the plant where the rice seeds are located. This is the work that the volunteers will experience. It’s usually very hot in the field and one must protect oneself from the sun.

Accomodation and food

Volunteers will stay at the local people house. You will be provided, a small mattress, a pillow and a mosquito net. It’s good if you can bring your own light blanket/sleeping bag/bed sheet while the temperature will be around 25 in the night. The living condition is very simple, you may find it completely different than in your country. There are basic toilets and showers and a kitchen where volunteers will cook by themselves.

Location and leisure

Sukorn Island (Koh Sukorn) is a small island situated in Palian district, Trang province. The island covers an area of 14 sq km. Like every year, we will be conducting activities with communities of Baan Laem and Baan Toong. In these 2 villages, there are 1,200 or 337 families. 95% of all people are Muslims. The common occupations of the villagers are fishing, rubber tapping, and agriculture (rice paddy, watermelons, vegetables, and livestock farming). In general, the villagers are very generous, and still keep the culture of supporting and sharing with each other. Furthermore, they also believe that rice paddy and agriculture is the main food stability of the village.

Project hosted by

Koh Sukorn is a preserved island of Andaman Sea in the south of Thailand. During this work camp, the volunteers will help with hand rice and watermelon harvesting together with community members to preserve the local agriculture and learn about their way of living. Moreover, we will be organizing activities and games for children and young people to broaden their world’s views and let them learn about international culture together. We will need your creativity and ideas of games and activities that will create a multi-cultural atmosphere for them.

Directions to meeting point

11 AM on Thursday 10th of December 2026, at Trang bus station

Requirements

The volunteers should be ready to stay in a remote area and adapt to the local conditions with only basic facilities. Not many local people are able to speak English. Volunteers should be able to handle spontaneous working environment and constant changes in the plans. The mentality and way of thinking of people here are very different from the western world. There will be activities with the children, so you should be able to work with kids as well. The full involvement in the community’s matters is a must. For the 2 weeks, you will be assisted by a DaLaa member/staff who will help coordinate the project.