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South India: famous for its tropical jungles, white beaches, magnificent temples and a fantastic vegetarian cuisine, is everything you've imagined and more. Explore this unique region and its fascinating culture through ELI's extraordinary volunteer opport ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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Welcome to the lush, tropical Kerala coast! Kerala is on the southwest coast of the Indian Subcontinent, sandwiched between the Western Ghats and the Indian Ocean. ELI volunteer teachers assist teaching English and other subjects in a school in rural Kera ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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CFHI's program "Palliative Care in India" is a one of a kind opportunity to learn from the "Father of Palliative Care" in India, Dr. Rajagopal (Dr. Raj), and to witness first-hand the realities of providing care for terminally ill patients and those suffer ...
Child Family Health International
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Program formerly known as "Communicable Diseases in Mumbai, India."
Participate in community health care services and learn about the health care challenges facing the coastal and tropical Mumbai (Bombay), India. Students attending this program will be ...
Child Family Health International
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In Indian society, children born with a mental or physical disability are often considered a burden or curse. ELI volunteers work with several organizations that provide care, nurturing environment, and fun activities for children with disabilities. The c ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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Live and work at an artists' village in Southern India! ELI works with an artist's village that was started by thirty artists with the goal of reviving modern creative arts and creating an independent, self-sustaining community of artists. This is an amazi ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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Volunteer at an orphanage in Southern India! ELI works with orphanages in and around Chennai, Bangalore, and Kerala. These organizations all work to send their children to school to give them an education - a rare opportunity for orphans in India. Volunte ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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Women's empowerment is a major social issue in India. ELI works with several organizations in Chennai devoted to empowering marginalized women. The organizations have evolved from relief/welfare organizations to organizations emphasizing empowerment throu ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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HIV is spreading quickly through the Indian population. The groups at risk include women, slum dwellers, sex workers and truck drivers. Participants will work with an organization devoted to prevention education and empowerment activities for people livin ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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Southern India is home to a wide variety of plant and animal species. The forests of the Western Ghats are classified as a biodiversity hotspot, but these ecosystems are under threat due to development, deforestation, introduction of exotic species, and ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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Volunteer at CMI schools in the beautiful foothills of the Western Ghats, near the Kerala backwaters and the tea estates in Munnar! Volunteers work at schools that offers English medium schooling to students who would may not otherwise have the opportunity ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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Volunteer at a remote rural school for tribal children in Wayanad District. The students come from small villages tucked into the lush deciduous forests. Abject poverty, malnutrition, and limited education options are harsh realities faced by the children ...
ELI-Experiential Learning International
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This unique program, organized by Child Family Health International (CFHI) combines interactions and discussions with the senior public health professionals with clinical work at government and charitable hospitals, rotations in nonprofit organizations, an ...
Child Family Health International
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In India, an estimated 136,000 mothers and 2.5 million children die every year, most often due to causes that are preventable or easily treatable. In order to keep its commitment to its most vulnerable population, India should reduce its maternal mortality ...
Child Family Health International
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The Rural/Urban Himalayan Rotation, organized by Child Family Health International (CFHI), provides students a unique opportunity to study various diseases in clinical environments that represent the rural healthcare systems in the developing country of In ...
Child Family Health International
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The Introduction to Traditional Medicine program, organized by Child Family Health International (CFHI) gives students the opportunity to learn about the traditional and indigenous systems of medicine in India. Participants will study the philosophies behi ...
Child Family Health International
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* 45 million people in India are visually impaired
* There are 12 million blind people in India
* 1 in 3 of three of the world's blind is Indian
* 80% of the blindness in India is either curable or avoidable
As these figures suggest, blindness and ...
Child Family Health International
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It is evident that many children suffer from extreme poverty in India and cannot access affordable health care or sufficient educational resources. Often times their parents are unable to spend enough time to help with school work or may not even have the ...
Greenheart Travel
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Each school, whether in the beach towns of Goa or the mountainous region of Himachal, is home to many unique children who are eager to share their special talents with the volunteers. The school in Goa just began accepting volunteer aid in 2006, and it ha ...
Greenheart Travel
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The disabled children of Rajasthan are in need of the same educational opportunities that the rest of the children in the area are provided. During the camp, the children are able to focus on receiving quality academic instruction and participating in crea ...
Greenheart Travel
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