GROUND would like to show you a service-learning placement in Phuket, where it provides a lot of fun activities that will have a tremendous impact on the environment. Marine National Park Center 2 in Phuket is one of the government departments under the Department Of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation.
One of GROUND Asia’s flagship programs in Indonesia is the health program. In this program, GROUND Asia develops deep collaboration with various stakeholders because we want to assure sustainability in our programs. GROUND Asia works with governments, health workers, and the community to carry out both curative and preventive activities related to health.
We work closely with educators and students to help build meaningful customized community service projects. We understand that sometimes fundraising is a big step towards making trips a reality. Setting big fundraising numbers seems quite daunting, but the challenge can also motivate students to dig deep and meet their goals.
Kampong Kleang is located approximately 50 kilometers south of Siem Reap. The community is made of ten floating villages built on stilts. These floating houses are on the Tonle Sap lake, which floods annually: the lake overflows during the monsoon season and drains back into the Mekong River for the rest of the year.
One of our ongoing community service learning projects focuses on Baan Boon Na in northern Thailand.
Experiential learning provides students with real experiences outside the classroom from which they can develop lifelong practical skills and adapt quickly and pragmatically in problematic or unfamiliar situations.
While taking part in our community service learning program in Mai Chau, students can take part in a development project while experiencing the local way of life.
If you and your students are about to embark on your very first service learning program in Sri Lanka, here is my ultimate packing list of what to bring.
In this educational travel program, students will have the chance to help a rural fishing community in Thailand restore their marine and coastal ecosystems.
Our community service learning projects related to the development of rural schools can be incorporated into our educational travel programs to Sri Lanka.
