AMAIDI is working together with Volunteer Aid Denmark, the brainchild of Kristine and her husband, both social workers in Denmark.
AMAIDI is working together with Volunteer Aid Denmark
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AMAIDI is working together with Volunteer Aid Denmark, the brainchild of Kristine and her husband, both social workers in Denmark. The contact has come about through a coincidental meeting of…
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Impact of International Volunteering
Despite unprecedented recent expansion of international volunteering and service (IVS), there has been relatively little research on impacts. From research it appears that outcomes for host communities, volunteers, an sending communities…
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Trends in International Volunteering
In a global village global volunteering makes sense! Over the last few decades the scene of international volunteering changed a lot. Of late reports have been written depicting a positive…
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AMAIDI’s own cycle rickshaw on the way!
It took a while to find a proper driver, but finally ‘our baby’ went on its way to its final destination: Puducherry, where she’ll be transporting handicapped, elderly and children…
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Sponsor a cycle rickshaw!
Thank you Martin, Kim, Marije, Roshnie and Rodee. Thanks to your financial contribution AMAIDI could order a new cycle-rickshaw, meant to start a service to transport old people and children on the way to…
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Collaboration between AMAIDI and the dutch program Wereldhulpweken
Thanks to the hard work of JoHo in the Netherlands, their excellent preparation program and their guidance, a group of 16 motivated young people from Holland have been in India…
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Durk Haringsma, an Agricultural student as a trainee on a dairy farm project
Vannakam! My name is Durk Haringsma, I am an Agricultural student, studying dairy farming at Hogeschool Van Hall Larenstein (http://www.vanhall-larenstein.nl) in the Netherlands. I have been working as a trainee on…
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For those seeking an authentic India living experience, the AMAIDI village house is it
The house is the basic one room cement block (w/ alcove) where many villagers live with their entire families. The difference is you have the whole place to yourself until about…
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