Description:
Voluneers come to Armenia and build with local low-income families, mostly in rural areas. The trip also includes sightseeing.
Highlights:
Volunteerism and mutual help are key concepts in the work of Fuller Center for Housing. The local community and groups of international volunteers, act as active supporters to our homeowners building their houses. The construction sites, where the international volunteers and locals build shoulder to shoulder, with the spirit of friendship and unity, sharing the same enthusiasm and emotions, become a non-formal platform of interaction between the guests and the local community. This program helps strengthen the cultural and spiritual bridge between the local and international communities, demonstrating the love of Christ in action.
Join us in this life-transforming experience: come to Armenia for a 10-14 day-long trip to build and interact with Armenian families, and to see the ancient country of Armenia!
Language:
English
Cost in US$: $1600-$2000
Cost Includes:
Excursions,
Food,
Housing,
In-country orientation/Training,
In-country staff support,
Medical insurance,
Travel while in host country
and Written materials abroad
Experience Required: no
Typical Volunteer Projects:
community development
and housing
Typical Volunteer: An active person filled with desire to help people in need and to experience a different culture.
Age Range: 14-80
This Program is open to
American,
Australian,
Canadian,
European,
Kiwi,
South African
and World Wide
Participants.
This Program is also open to
Families, Couples and Individuals.
Typical Living Arrangement:
Other
Participants Travel to Armenia
in Groups
Typically Participants Work
in Groups of 10-15
Application Process Involves:
Typically The Application Process Time Is 1-2 weeks
Post Services Include:
- Re-Entry Debriefing at Home
Fuller Center for Housing Armenia's Mission Statement: Fuller Center Armenia is a covenant partner of Fuller Center for Housing, established in the spring of 2005. After 29 years of unwavering and tireless service to the poor with Habitat for Humanity, Millard Fuller, founder and president of Habitat, was motivated to expand his vision of eliminating substandard housing worldwide. Fuller Center for Housing Armenia was registered in spring 2008 and assists in building and renovating safe, simple, comfortable homes, with and for low-income families in Armenia, by offering them long-term, interest free loans, as well as by advocating the right to decent shelter.
Year Founded: 2008