Make sure your luggage complies with TSA regulations, especially your carry-on. Keep any prized possessions safe at home.Ĭheck with TSA. While traveling, it’s easier for things to get lost, stolen, or damaged.
This means bringing long shorts (think Bermuda and basketball shorts), t-shirts with sleeves to cover shoulders, and appropriate footwear. Pack clothes that are culturally appropriate for your destination and acceptable for service projects. This prevents your luggage getting lost or separated from you, keeps your bag manageable, and helps you be more mobile on your travel day.īring the right clothes. We strongly recommend that you consider packing only a carry-on size bag.
You’ll need less than you think!Ĭonsider no checked bag. Packing the right gear (and the right amounts) is the first step to an incredible travel experience. In the past these have included initiatives such as construction of a tilapia fish farm, a kitchen for a community center, and a communal garden project. We have partnered with several rural communities to support these goals and you will work alongside community leaders to undertake building projects. Residents in communities outside of the tourist destination towns rely heavily on agriculture as a source of income and have limited resources to support their priorities for community development.
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You will work on small scale construction projects that in the past have included building new classrooms, installing tile floors and windows or adding a fresh coat of paint. Schools receive limited funding from the government and communities work hard to provide additional support to boost their children’s educations. We partner with schools in two nearby districts to support infrastructure improvements that create brighter learning environments for students. Contribute to projects at the National Park focusing on trail maintenance, small construction projects, and making and placing landmarks. Students are assigned to project teams and will rotate through the initiatives outlined based on the needs of each project during their program.Ĭosta Rica is world-renowned for its dedication to environmental protection and we support a number of local initiatives working to protect the natural environment and promote sustainability. These projects are designed in close collaboration with our local partners to support community goals. Students staying at our Volcano & Rainforest Base will have the opportunity to participate in a range of community initiatives that we support in the local area. Note: Due to the wide age range of participants, each group is divided into two separate groups on the ground for an older and younger cohort.Ģ023 Departure Dates June 6 – June 14, 2023
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Students love the zip lining, rafting and the impact they created with the community service!
This program is great for first-time travelers and students interested in making new friends from across the globe. After action-packed days, take a dip in the freshwater pool or relax at the base house.
Visit hot springs and a traditional Costa Rican farm to learn about the local culture. After service, experience some of Costa Rica’s best adventure activities like zip lining and whitewater rafting. Whether helping out with service initiatives or participating in cross-cultural experiences, you’ll contribute to the community, practice your Spanish, and make new Tico friends. Spend a week at Rustic’s Volcano and Rainforest Service Base working on a combination of service projects and enjoying Costa Rican adventure.
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