01 Jun 2013

Presentation of the plans for the work on the natural playground. We will start the work (with volunteers from The Netherlands, USA, Canada, Romania, Germany, Sweden and Croatia) from Monday June 3d.

02 May 2013

Dear friend, am taking this chance to invite you to join us in the war of helping orphans in uganda more infor. www.deliveranceworldmission-uganda.yolasite.com

05 Apr 2013

We are having 2644 girls who are set to benefit and get free sanitary towels that will enable them stay in school.This has come up after we found out girls miss classes and examinations during their menstral cycles. This is a public event and anyone can be part of it by attending or even sending their contribution in order to help our sisters. for more infomation please contact us on info@paiafrica.org

17 Mar 2013

Am conducting my project on children, it comprises of children from families with difficulties.Am happy on doing this because it makes me  feel like am exactly responsible for bringingn about changes and i must be a part of it.I welcome anybody who wishes to do this with me,we all on the the same boat here.

15 Feb 2013

Join us with our fundraiser and 'give back' to those who served our country so we can have our FREEDOM!  Volunteers will enjoy selling wine glasses and tickets as well as receiving admission fees from patrons entering into the Waterfront Fine Art & Wine Festival.  This is an enjoyable and fun event.  Volunteers will get to take home a souvenir wine glass too! February 15, 16 & 17, Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 9:15 am - 5 pm (splits shifts available) Our veterans and military say THANK YOU for your SUPPORT! Please call Kim at 480 717 9888!

18 Jan 2013

Cacao, chocolate, also known by Greeks as the “food of the Gods,” was one of the main crops of the ancestors of the classic Mayas. The ceremonial Guatemalan grade of cacao is harvested, fermented, and dried in virgin Pacific coastal rainforest mountains by Mayan people. After sufficient nibbling by the Chocolate Shaman, feeling the energy, and communicating with the plant spirit, a completely small-seeded criollo (wild/ native) are obtained. These beans undergo the traditional fermentation process with the sugary pulp that surrounds the seeds. During this workshop you will have the chance to drink pure cacao harvested from an ancient tribe of an immaculate rainforest of Lake Atitlán, Guatemala, will also participate at a Cacao Ceremony under the guidance of a certified Mayan Medicine Practitioner. This allows a participant for deep work to access his/her own emotional body, pain body, or density on the dark shadow side. The cacao opens the heart-center and makes it a spiritual experience if the participant is willing to go there, infusing more love and less fear. The ceremonial cacao is used by the Chocolate Shaman to open up and deal with these heavy energetic densities that are set by the cultural paradigms and childhood conditioning.

01 Sep 2013

World Wide Project’s are planning to do an project in Tanzania, Africa. Due to Relocation of my Home in Sweden, this project has been postponed. We was supposed to travel down to Tanzania in Janauary for research of the upcoming project. New Travel plans is sometime in June to September 2013 ( I, Andreas Sundqvist with Girlfriend Stephany Wall) are flying to Tanzania to do research and hopefully start an project. This is a whole new country for me so I guess I need some time to plan the upcoming project.  "Please contact me if you want to join us as a Volunteer for this project - andreas@worldwideprojects.se" stephany@worldwideprojects.se Join our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/WorldWideProjects Register as a voulunteer for our projects here: http://worldwideprojects.se/volunteering/ There are 160,000 children living with HIV and more than 1 million children orphaned by AIDS in Tanzania. Half of Africa’s population is no more than 15 years old: the U.N. refers to Africa as “the continent of orphans”. Tanzania is plagued by AIDS and is one of five countries with the highest rate of AIDS in the world. Tanzania is faced with a death rate that is growing exponentially, leaving millions of children without families. These children are the living casualties of the AIDS epidemic. With neither parents nor homes, they are left to a life on the streets. Begging, searching through garbage and fighting for a scrap of food is their only means of survival. Geography: Tanzania is a country of unparalleled natural beauty and boasts one of the largest wildlife populations in the world. It has Africa’s highest peak, Mt. Kilimanjaro; Africa’s largest lake, Lake Victoria and Africa’s deepest lake, Lake Tanganyika. There are 12 national parks in Tanzania: two of which are the ecologically significant Ngoronogoro Crater and Serengeti National Park. History/Politics: While most African countries have suffered through civil wars and revolutions, Tanzania has had a stable democracy since its independence in 1961. When Julius Nyere stepped down in 1985, Tanzania’s socialist experiment ended. Although Tanzania remains a developing country, foreign investment and privatization promise to spur the growth of the economy. Languages: The official languages of Tanzania are Swahili (also known as Kiswahili) and English. There are also many other local languages spoken throughout the country.   History/Politics: While most African countries have suffered through civil wars and revolutions, Tanzania has had a stable democracy since its independence in 1961. When Julius Nyere stepped down in 1985, Tanzania’s socialist experiment ended. Although Tanzania remains a developing country, foreign investment and privatization promise to spur the growth of the economy.   Languages: The official languages of Tanzania are Swahili (also known as Kiswahili) and English. There are also many other local languages spoken throughout the country. World Wide Project's - WWP http://worldwideprojects.se/ This is a Non Profit Organization (NPO) Our Main Goals at World Wide Project’s are: Building of Schools and Orphanages around the world. Donations: When a Donation is given. 100% of these money will go directly to the effected project. No Administration cost and no salary wages in World Wide Project’s. Normally a help organization is allowed to keep 25% for administration costs. This will not happened here! History: My name is Andreas Sundqvist and I am the founder of World Wide Project’s (WWP) My goals are to establish a wide base of  Volunteers that can help us on our projects all around the world. I have been having this dream since 2008 when a very close friend did her own project to raise money for an Orphanage in Kenya, Africa. Please visit Natalie King and her Humanitarian Project Africa. Since 2008 I have been working hard of establishing a wide Network in Sweden and Now finally 5 years later I’m ready to go ahead with my Dream. World Wide Project’s will take on challenges and projects all around the world in purpose of helping people in need. I have decided to go ahead with our first Project without collecting any donations. I will fund this Project myself. Our first project / project’s will show the world that we are here for a long-term operation. It will also be a great way of showing what the donation money exactly is going to be used for. Note: As mentioned above. When a Donation is given. 100% of these money will go directly to the effected project. Would you rater donate money where the full value come in use or would you settle that only 75% reached the effected area? Have you been thinking about Volunteering ? Have you always wanted to do “something” but not knowing how to proceed ? Don’t you have the possibility to travel abroad? Don’t worry, we still need help with everything else. Webdesign, Html coding, Charity work in Sweden, The list can be very long. Join our Volunteering Program. Take the opportunity to make a difference in the world. http://worldwideprojects.se/volunteering/ I'm currently working with our new Facebook page. HELP a non-profit organization, World Wide Project's who intends to build schools and orphanages in third world countries. I wonder if YOU could help me with; - to invite your friends to Like this page and invite your friends to this Event? http://www.facebook.com/WorldWideProjects It would really be appreciated due to that this is for a good cause. Thanks to everybody World Wide Project’s – WWP Founder & Contact person Andreas Sundqvist andreas@worldwideprojects.se http://worldwideprojects.se http://www.facebook.com/WorldWideProjects

18 Jan 2013

Uganda Youth Skills Training proiect is apartner organization to most of the universal primary Education schools and helps in organizing workcamps to help put the face lift of her partner schools in kampala. Volunteering with UYSTP gives avolunteer great opportunity  to strengthen your career, gain more experience and competency on development works.  Volunteers will  work directly with Youth and Local Organizations to demonstrate and practice what they have learned at High School, collges and Universities. It is very vital for us that the volunteers implement projects that will impact and change the organization,young people and the community in Uganda. The cost is 50$ and we need 40 volunteers

27 Nov 2012

23 Nov 2012

ALTERNATIVE BREAK ABROAD ECUADOR Doing something for others is good; helping another is heartwarming. Would you like to share your abilities and gifts with others? Would you like to use your unique talents to give back and see in the faces of someone else what it means to be useful? And would you like to do this all in combination with exciting travel where you will meet new people in a new culture? If you answer yes, then you mustn’t hesitate: enroll in our ALTERNATIVE BREAK ABROAD ECUADOR program now! This program is also for you if you believe in travel and an immersion in the cultures of the world as a means to share experience and knowledge among all people. The Alternative Break Abroad program combines volunteer work with adventure and the experience of travelling and learning about other cultures, customs and places. Volunteering to help children, the community or the environment is also a new way to learn about yourself. This group-based (5 participants or more) volunteer program is for those who are interesting in combining travel abroad with community service and studying Spanish for free. Our Alternative Break Abroad program gives you the opportunity to volunteer for short or long term programs run year-round in the Amazon, Coast, Andes and Galapagos - Ecuador. Eco Volunteer UP gives you the chance to learn, volunteer and expose yourself to the lifestyle of a third world country, while traveling and immersing yourself in an Ecuadorian culture. And you’ll also learn Spanish for free! Choose among three exciting Alternative Break options: ONE WEEK BREAK: Participants can choose to volunteer at any project in QUITO among health, child care, orphanage, children with disabilities or elderly care project, or Conservation CLOUD FOREST. Combine this with a cultural day tour in the afternoon in Quito, free Spanish lessons and the last two days of travel to MINDO for a fantastic zip line tour or another activity (tubing, rappelling, chocolate making or visiting a butterfly farm), plus visit EQUATOR LINE – MITAD DEL MUNDO and OTAVALO, the largest indigenous market in South America. Includes*: Pick up and drop off at airport in Quito, accommodation and three meals per day, orientation and support before and during your volunteering, cultural day tour in Quito, trips to Mindo and Otavalo (including transportation) and free Spanish lessons. TWO WEEK BREAK: Participants combine different projects. Two days volunteering in QUITO at orphanage, day care, elderly care or children with disabilities project, a cultural day tour in the afternoon in Quito, free Spanish lessons, three days volunteering at Conservation project in CLOUD FOREST and a tour to MINDO for zip line tour or another activity (tubing, rappelling, chocolate making or visiting a butterfly farm), plus visit EQUATOR LINE – MITAD DEL MUNDO and OTAVALO, the largest indigenous market in South America, and one week in the fabulous GALAPAGOS with four days volunteering at an ecological farm and three day trips to different Islands or attractions including a day on the beach. Includes: Pick up and drop off airport in Quito, accommodation and three meals per day, orientation and support before and during your volunteering, cultural day tour in Quito, trips to Mindo, Otavalo and three day trips in Galapagos, transportation for the trips and free Spanish lessons. Not included: Ticket to Ecuador, ticket from Quito – Galapagos and Galapagos – Quito, public bus to the projects, entrance fee to Galapagos and anything else not specific in the itinerary. THREE WEEK BREAK: Participants combine many projects in different regions of Ecuador. You will stay three days in QUITO volunteering at day care, orphanage, child care, elderly care or children with disabilities project, add a cultural day tour in the afternoon in Quito, free Spanish lessons, travel to CLOUD FOREST for three days volunteering and a day trip to MINDO for zip line tour or another activity (tubing, rappelling, chocolate making or visiting a butterfly farm), plus EQUATOR LINE – MITAD DEL MUNDO, OTAVALO, the largest indigenous market in South America, four days volunteering in the AMAZON at the Wild Animal Rescue Center or Conservation or Community project, one day trip to do rafting and visiting the town of BAÑOS, four days volunteering on the COAST for a local community by teaching English, or helping in a day care and/or medical center, and five days in GALAPAGOS, with three days volunteering and two days touring, including a day on the beach. Includes: Pick up and drop off airport in Quito, accommodation and three meals per day, orientation and support before and during your volunteering, cultural day tour in Quito, trips to Mindo, Otavalo, three day trips in Galapagos, rafting tour, transportation for the trips and free Spanish lessons. Not included: Ticket to Ecuador, ticket from Quito – Galapagos and Galapagos – Quito, public bus to the projects, entrance fee to Galapagos and anything else not specific in the itinerary. You are welcome to arrive any day of the week. However, we prefer you arrive on a Sunday to start volunteering on Monday morning. For the projects in Quito volunteers stay with a host family and their lessons take place in a Spanish school in the new town. You can also create your own itinerary. Please contact us!  

01 Dec 2012

Please everyone around Botswana in the Kgotlas at The villages take part  in events around your home its important to remember  those we have lost and honor those still fighting the good war.I dont know yet where the main event will be held i will fill you in.But on the first of december let us all pledge to make a difference in our behavior .Lets adopt a positive attitude and fight stigma.

23 Nov 2012

    i am doing a charity run for 5 weeks starting around the end of november if all goes to plan     it will be bettween 4am an 5am start running 3 times a day i need 1 or 2 volunteers now to    help with sponsors and the support while running if you are interested i can accomodate u and   feed u through this time but u will have to be sincere an reliable u can call me on or email me. this will be helping maf to help needy people who are a registered charity thankyou.         sarah.taylor17@aol.co.uk   tel 01322 837796

17 Nov 2012

On Saturday 17 November, Bishopsgate School and Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity will be hosting a magnificent Diamonds are Forever Ball at the beautiful Great Fosters Hotel. The goal is to raise vital funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital and Bishopsgate School. The 2010 Red and Black Ball raised a staggering £109,000. Guests will enjoy the following: -champagne reception with canapés -three course gourmet dinner including wine -silent and live auction -dancing to the fabulous Earthlights Boogie Band A spectacular black tie affair. This year's event promises to be a truly sparkling occasion! Date: Saturday 17 November 2012 Time: 6.45pm - 1.00am Venue: Great Fosters Hotel, Virginia Water, Surrey Tickets: £130 per person/tables of ten £1,300 Contact To purchase tickets please email info@goshbishopsgate.co.uk or contact the Special Events team on 020 7239 3174 for further information.

16 Nov 2012

Produced by the International Institute of Wisconsin, Holiday Folk Fair International celebrates the cultural heritage of the people living in southeastern Wisconsin. This year’s theme, “Celebrate the Culture of the Story,” will allow Fair-goers the opportunity to learn the ways in which music, food, dance, and art explain a culture’s history and traditions. We need volunteers in the following areas: Vendors: Sell beverages and food Souvenir & Sales: Sell collectable Fair times and candy Volunteer Registration: Assist Fair volunteers with checking in and directions to their areas of responsibility Guest Information: Assist the public with their questions regarding the who, what, where and when of the Fair 5K Run/Walk: Register runners, navigate runners through the course, and collect materials after the race (Sunday 8:30am to 11:00am only) Education Area: Promote culture in any of the following ways: read stories (myths and legends), teach 20 minute language class, demonstrate ethnic crafts, supervise gamers or touch the world area, demonstrate weaving or knitting, greet people at the exhibit areas. To participate as a volunteer you must be at least 13 years old and able to work at least one 4 hour shift or more. Contact Caitlin O'Brien for more information Email: caitlin@iiwisconsin.org Phone: 4142256220 Website: iiwisconsin.org