ProWorld Service Corps
324 East Oak Street
Fort Collins, CO 80524
United States
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Phone: 1-877-42WORLD (1-877-429-6753)
Fax: 1-406-252-3973
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Web Site:
ProWorld Service Corps
Downloads:
Proworld Brochure
(Brochure)
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ProWorld's Group Programs
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Belize
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San Ignacio,
Rural Areas
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India
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Mexico
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Peru
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Cusco:
Cusco
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All Other Areas in Peru:
Sacred Valley of the Incas,
Urubamba,
Rural Areas
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Thailand
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Term: Summer, Throughout the year, Winter
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Durations of Program: 2-4 weeks and 5-8 weeks
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Typical Duration of Program: 2-4 weeks
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Dates: June 6 to July 4, July 4 to August 1, July 6 to July 25, Dec 27 - Jan 9, June 22 - July 9, August 1 - August 15, January through November,
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Description
ProWorld Service Corps' group volunteer projects offer individuals a balance of cultural interaction, service work, and a team experience. Volunteers join a team and a host community to work side by side on a focused development project. Private Group Programs are fully customizable from projects to academics to living. Programs are highly supported by an international staff team and welcoming community partners. ProWorld, founded in 1998, is a true leader in the field of sustainable international development. Projects are chosen based on the needs of communities, specific group interests, and length of program. Further, ProWorld's on-site Project Coordinators work year round with our host communities assessing needs, thinking creatively, and setting long-term goals for sustainable development and volunteer participation. Enroll now!
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Highlights
Real projects...real experience! The focus of your development project is determined by your skills, your interests, and the needs of the local environmental community. Projects form the core of every ProWorld program. Through collaboration and shared learning, members of your team work toward completing a group project.
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Qualifications / Skills Needed
Participants need no prior experience, Spanish language ability, or specific skills, only a desire to help the best they can. At the end of each program, volunteers see that their work has made a difference in the lives of others.
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Intern Types
Biology(General),
Development,
Ecology,
Environmental Management,
Environmental Studies,
Forestry,
Health Sciences,
Human Rights,
Medicine,
Nursing,
Occupational, Envir. Health,
Social Work,
Sociology,
Spanish,
Sustainable Development,
Tourism,
Urban & Regional Planning,
Women's Studies
and Zoology & Wildlife Sciences
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Languages
English,
Spanish
and Thai
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Subject Areas
Biology (General),
Community Service,
Conservation and Preservation,
Culture,
Development Studies,
Ecology,
Environmental Management,
Environmental Management Systems / Policy,
Environmental Studies,
Forestry,
Health Administration,
Health Sciences,
Human Rights Advocacy,
Internship Programs,
Marine Biology,
Marine Science,
Medicine,
Natural Sciences,
Nursing,
Nutrition,
Occupational, Environ. Health,
Public / Community Service Sciences,
Public Health,
Restoration/Conservation,
Science,
Social Work,
Student Trips (non-credit),
Sustainable Development,
Travel / Tourism,
Tropical Biology,
Urban & Regional Planning
and Zoology & Wildlife Sciences
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Cost in US$
please inquire for details
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Cost Includes
Excursions,
Food,
Housing,
In-country orientation/Training,
In-country staff support,
Medical insurance
and Pre-departure orientation/Training
Program fees do not include: international airfare, passport or visa fees, insurance, independent travel during the program, or personal expenses. Program fees may change without notice due to currency exchanges and the unique nature of international travel.
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Typical Volunteer Projects
building schools,
childcare/children,
community development,
community health,
conservation,
eco-tourism,
economic development,
English teaching,
environment,
grassroots organization,
health,
health care,
health education,
housing,
human rights,
natural resources,
nursing,
nutrition,
organizational development,
orphans,
planting,
playgrounds,
primary education,
public education,
reforestation,
renovation,
repairs,
street kids,
teaching,
tourism,
tree planting,
tutor,
volunteer management,
volunteering,
women,
youth
and youth development
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This Program is open to
Worldwide
Participants.
This Program is also open to
Families, Couples and Individuals.
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Typical Living Arrangements
Dormitory,
Group living
and Home-stays
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Participants Travel to Belize
Independently
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Typically Participants Work
Independently
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Application Process Involves
- Phone Interview
- Written Application
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Typically The Application Process Time Is
7-14 days
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Post Services Include
- Alumni Network
- Exit Debriefing Abroad
- Job and Internship Network
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ProWorld Service Corps's Mission Statement
The mission of ProWorld is to promote social and economic development, empower communities, and cultivate educated compassionate global citizens.
ProWorld offers 2-26 week internship, volunteer, and study abroad programs in Peru, Mexico, Belize, India, Thailand, Brazil and Ghana. All programs are based on hands-on, community-driven development projects.
We believe that within every project decision and every community interaction there exists the opportunity for ProWorld staff and volunteers to strengthen our mission and practice our core values: commitment, integrity, vision, sustainability, compassion, and success.
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Are you interested in this
study abroad program?
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