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 …
All the countries we serve in are conservative when it comes to clothing so we ask team members to be respectful of local customs and dress accordingly. Women If you’re wearing shorts please ensure they are not short, they should …
Each country has it’s own visa process. You should visit the website in your home country for the country you’re coming to with us. You can use a travel company or apply directly yourself. To apply yourself go online and …
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 …
Some teams seem to come and see whats going on. Heart For Kids teams are very much Come / See / Do teams. We begin with morning pre-breakfast devotions and on many evenings we’ll have a debrief time where we …
Yes for sure. You will want to capture the sights you see on team. There are some restrictions though. You may not be able to use your camera in local orphanages. This decision is made on a project by project …
Yes but generally a local sim is going to be expensive for calling home. Local sims will be prepaid and they are not usual suitable for international calling. You also need time to purchase one and this might not be …
We respect people’s privacy and so don’t share team member’s personal contact details before or after the team without prior notice. Before a team, members may need to be in touch as a group before the team to discuss activities …
Your team could be made up of people from various countries. The most common being Australia, England, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada and USA.
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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