Yes, visits to sponsored children are usually possible after the first year of sponsorship. Trips must be planned well in advance because travel to villages will need to be planned and their school activities etc must be worked around. Weekends …
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 …
We always try to cater to the teams likes but sometimes it can be tricky. For instance on some China teams western style breakfasts can be very difficult to provide. Some people like to bring a little breakfast cereal and …
People either use suitcases or backpacks usually. Size is important, a medium size suitcase is OK but large ones can be difficult. Pack light. It’s OK to bring your suitcase and a carry-on bag or backpack. We may be traveling …
It depends where you are traveling from and to what country. In Australian capital cities it is very easy to do foreign exchange. In other countries banks, especially the smaller ones, are not always equipped or stock foreign currency. So …
This can be different for each team. Your team leader will confirm this for you in advance.
We try to cover all tastes when it comes to meals. Generally we’ll have some spicy and some non-spicy on the table, although we try to go medium strength with the spice we have. In some areas we will have …
Yes feel free to bring your personal Bible with you either on a device or print version.
It’s possible but what we have observed on the couple of occasions this has happened was that the person was really tired when they joined our team and missed the first couple of days catching up on rest. If you’re …
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Sorbelene is always helpful (if buying in UK take Sudafed cream), Milton tablets for sterilizing water, and Gamophen soap, or antiseptic soap. Visit https://www.heartforkids.org/needs/vitamins/ for up to date needs for our Doves Wings foster home in China.
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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