Travel to Zambia with Communities Without Borders A Service Learning Experience

Posted: November 24, 2015

Travel to Zambia with Communities Without Borders

A Service Learning Experience

June-July, 2016

Approximate dates: June 28, 2016 – July 15, 2016

Registration Deadline: March 1, 2016

Highlights from our trips:

Experience a multi-dimensional itinerary that encompasses active participation
Build cross-cultural relationships
Contribute and distribute school supplies to local communities
Visit community schools and secondary schools
Immerse yourself with local Zambians in the compounds
Assist with health screenings, teaching, and interacting with children
Create memories that will last a lifetime

For more information, contact Amy Archibald at Communities Without Borders,

[email protected].

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