LearnServe South Africa 2017: Thabo’s Blog (6/30)
Language has been used as a barrier and a bridge. The more you know, the more people you can connect with. However, it’s the ones […]
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LearnServe Jamaica 2017: St Anthony Mary’s Child Mission Home for Teen Mothers
Today we visited St Anthony- Mary’s child mission home for teen mothers founded by Father Paul Walsh. It’s a nice building and yard that houses […]
LearnServe Jamaica 2017: Hiking in the Blue Mountains (6/28)
As I walked the tallest mountain, I complained about going back down because there were too many bugs, rocks and shifting weather temperatures. It felt […]
LearnServe South Africa 2017: Church in Tambo (7/2)
Church, or God in general, plays a major role in the lives of the people living in Tambo Village, South Africa. Our group got to […]
LearnServe Jamaica 2017: In the Blue Mountains (6/30)
Hello parents and family members of LearnServe Abroad’s 2017 Group to Jamaica, this is Daniel, and welcome to Day 5’s blog! We departed the Blue […]
LearnServe Jamaica 2017: Planting seeds and building skills (7/3)
Today we had a very chill day. I had finally gotten some food that reminded me of home: Sausage, eggs, toast and cereal. You’ll be […]
LearnServe Teacher’s Blog: So how you feeling? (6/29)
So how you feeling? Exhausted. Heavy. Overwhelmed. Angry. Distraught. Disgusted. Those are just some of the reactions our young men shared immediately after leaving the […]
LearnServe South Africa 2017: Robben Island and District 6 (7/1)
Today, we went to Robben Island and District 6, where we learned and saw things that many people don’t get to see with their own […]
LearnServe South Africa 2017: Just like home… or was it really? (6/27)
On Tuesday morning, we woke up bright and early at 6:45am. On that morning we started off by eating breakfast—we had a mixture of foods […]
LearnServe Paraguay 2017: Asunción, the Unknown (7/4)
I have visited France, Spain and England and live in Washington, DC, a city full of tourists, but it was in Asunción where I felt […]