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Tanzania

Camp Joshua is a facility run by the LOHADA organization providing care for youth age 7 to 17. Their mission is to protect children against social-economic destitution caused by the death of their care givers, prostitution, neglectful behavior, divorce or separation, and sicknesses such as HIV and AIDS.

The facilities at Camp Joshua are in need of repairs and maintenance. More information regarding the specific nature of the work we will be conducting onsite will be available closer to departure.

Project Dates
July 9 - 23, 2010

Price: $1,575.00

Accommodation
During the orientation weekend and week of project work, the group will be living at our center in Arusha. The BaseCamp Center in Tanzania is located in a quiet residential district of Arusha. It is surrounded by a beautiful garden and grounds and provides a peaceful place to relax after a long day's work.

The center has three dormitory style guest rooms, and two washrooms. Pillows, sheets, blankets and towels are provided. There is a common area on the main floor, including a small resource center, containing books, magazines, games and other publications.

Meals
Meals are prepared and served at BaseCamp each day during orientation and the week of project work. The menu consists of local dishes, and can be modified to make accommodations for any allergy or food restrictions(with advance notice). In addition to the delicious meals prepared and eaten at BaseCamp, you will also be provided with a packed lunch to bring with you to the project each day.

Transportation
Transportation to the placement and back each work day will be via public transportation, with a BaseCamp staff.