General team questions
Our accommodation is in a hotel registered for foreigners. It’s not normal for hotels in China to provide a guest laundry, therefore any clothes washing you choose to do will be in the bathroom basin. Sometimes the hotel may have …
We do our best to make sure team member needs are met when it comes to spicy or non-spicy etc. food requirements. On team we mostly eat local style foods. We don’t frequent western restaurants. If you must have a …
Put most simply by one team member, “you don’t need it so leave it at home.” She is absolutely correct. Kids can pull it off you, it could make you appear quite well off and it’s easily lost so keep …
The seasons in our host countries can be dramatically different so when planning your packing consider the weather patterns. You can check weather sites like weatherunderground.com or others for current info. In China October groups – can be cool with …
Currently you should be able to access WiFi at least in the lobby of the hotels we use. Some hotels are changing from cable internet to WiFi but nothing is ever totally dependable. Some hotels occasionally have a computer in …
Our founder loves coffee too! Depending on the quality of coffee you have a passion for you need to remember Asia is not a big coffee drinking culture. It is becoming a little more common but in general the restaurants …
Modesty is the word while on any of our teams. Gents replace your short shorts with below the knees shorts. Ladies no tank tops or similar please. While you may see more western style standards creeping into society, especially downtown …
While on team you will have some time allocated for shopping and sightseeing. It won’t be a lot however and needs to be scheduled around all team activities with children.
Team contributions are different in different countries. The contribution to join a China team in 2017 is $AUD1150 per person. This includes your land costs once you are met at the airport to when your team has finished. It doesn’t …
Teams will usually visit a variety of projects depending on circumstances and the country the team is serving in. In China activities will include our Doves Wings foster home, orphanages and partner programs. Team members run the activities which may …
Safe water bores are currently being installed in 1 village per month.
That keeps between 1300 and 2000 children and family members safe.
We would love to do more.
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