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Student nurses from Missouri joined the Kaya team in Ecuador as part of a medical brigade. The community put together this wonderful video from the experience, and they look forward to welcoming back this group next year. They also hope to inspire many more participants to come and help them in their work. Contact the Kaya team if you want to join them!

Medicine & Public Health (International Volunteering Programme) Find Out More:https://www.elterrenoecuador.comwww.facebook.com/elterrenoeguarandawww.instagram.com/elterrenoeguarandaIn Partnership with:Kaya Responsible Tra...

The Forum on Education Abroad is doing a survey about how people's education abroad experiences affected their careers.

As Kaya alumni, why not add your voice to that survey?

And while you're reminiscing, why not share with us here how your time abroad changed your life!

Education Abroad Alumni Survey | The Forum on Education Abroad Studied, interned or researched abroad? We want to hear about it!

We have been thrilled to host Carroll College pre-medicine and public health-focused students in our Livingstone, Zambia base! 🇿🇲

For the past two weeks, these students have taken part in local initiatives by observing and supporting local clinics, home based care, and public health education outreach. They have also learned some key phrases in the local language, Nyanja and seen some incredible wildlife and epic landscapes through a Victoria Falls hike and a Chobe National Park weekend! We hope to see you again soon, Carroll College!

Every paw and fin matters. This Earth Day, we're taking a moment to appreciate the beautiful creatures our volunteers work to protect every day.

Trade city streets for canopy-covered trails as you trek through the Ecuadorian jungle.

Our volunteers in Ecuador learn about local conservation projects while helping rehabilitate animals such as parrots, monkeys, wildcats, and turtles. 🐢

Start your own adventure today! Visit us online to take the first steps on your volunteering journey.

Say "Hello" to the newest resident of Antelope Park in Zimbabwe! Chishamiso the rhino was recently born in this beautiful protected area.

Every new addition to Antelope Park is a testament to the work of all environmental conservation volunteers working in Zimbabwe. As the threat of poaching rises for animals across Africa, it is more important than ever to help preserve these stunning creatures.

Many of our environmental conservation volunteers in Zimbabwe spread awareness about the importance of wildlife protection and monitor animal behavior to make sure all members of the local ecosystem are happy and healthy.

Are you interested in meeting Chishamiso, her mother, or working with other animals in Zimbabwe? Contact Kaya today to learn more about how you can help protect African wildlife!

It seems like a great time to remind ourselves why we like to share our pronouns. Here’s a few words to help you explain to others as you travel around the world.

Pronouns and Inclusivity Why have people started sharing their pronouns? Why might you consider doing so, and is it okay if you don't want to?

We couldn't agree more! MSN shared this article on why more people should consider volunteering abroad. Check it out!

Travel with Purpose: How Volunteering Abroad Transforms Lives In today’s interconnected world, the concept of volunteering abroad has gained immense popularity. Combining travel with the chance to make a meaningful difference, volunteering offers a unique opportunity for individuals…

Happy National Intern Day! A day to celebrate all our future leaders taking a springboard into their careers by participating in an internship abroad! Kaya's participants on impact internships are out there ready to make a real difference in the world!- https://www.kayavolunteer.com/national-intern-day-usa

National Intern Day - Kaya Responsible Travel Happy National Intern Day to all our current, past and future Kaya Interns!

This 4th July, there is a lot going on around the world!

Happy Independence Day to our US followers - enjoy the celebrations!

Happy election day to our UK people - get out there and vote!

Also sending our thoughts and best wishes to our teams in Jamaica, Cayman Islands and Belize as they brace for Hurricane Beryl - stay safe! And to our team in Granada, we are glad to hear that you missed the worst of it.

To all our summer travelers - continue your great work. There are so many amazing stories you are sharing with us right now!

Seems like a great day to reflect on how connected we all are, on this 4th of July!

Calee's first week as an animal rescue volunteer in Costa Rica! Hear what she has to say about her trip so far:

"It's been beyond amazing! I've enjoyed every meal with my mama tica Gabriela and fellow Spanish student Jackie, Spanish classes with both a cooking and dancing class included, and making new friends from all over the world! Can't wait for the next 3 weeks at my animal project in Turrúcarres!"

Learn more about this heartwarming volunteer project in Costa Rica 🌴 https://hubs.ly/Q02CG3V70

Our group of students from Notre Dame is on the ground in PERU! This group is learning about sustainability and indigenous rights while doing service-learning projects and spending time with Quechua-speaking communities.

Quechua-speaking communities are indigenous people who have preserved Andean culture through their language and customs. These communities are typically in rural, mountainous settings in Peru and the surrounding Andean countries.

Stay tuned for more updates from our group on the ground in Peru!! Want to learn more about our programs in Peru? Check out our site 🙌https://hubs.la/Q02BVWZY0