Sick of kicking up your heels at home and long to build homes in Nepal? Well now’s your chance.
Action Aid is on the look out for volunteers to help the Kamaiyan people build housing for families recently released from bonded labour.
Helen Walker, Action Aid fundraising spokesperson, told the PRSD: ‘This is Action Aid’s third building challenge. Our first was in Sri Lanka, post tsunami, and the second in Cambodia. The building challenges are chosen by the local communities, who decide when how they want volunteers to help them.’
Participants are required to pay a registration fee of £300 and then raise around £3,200 is sponsorship, of which at least 55 per cent goes towards Action Aid projects, and the rest pays for the trip.
For more info and to sign up, visit the Action Aid website.
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