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With pristine beaches on the south, tropical forests and mountains on the north, the bustling capital of Bangkok full of magnificent buildings and Buddha statues, and the warm and ever welcoming people everywhere, Thailand is indeed a must visit place. Perhaps because of this there is none a better country to volunteer than in Thailand and help the poor and ordinary people.
Despite immersive economic growth and tourism, many Thais are still living under very poor conditions and many are still uneducated. The government seldom reaches out to its entire people. So join RCDP’s volunteer in Thailand program and get immersed in a Thai way of life while also helping the poor and deprive Thais have a better life. RCDP has many meaningful volunteer projects like Teaching English to students of poor families, public health projects, elderly home project and orphanage work. Enroll in one of our volunteer project and experience a wonderful country while enriching your own life and lives of other with your volunteer work. Thailand offers something for everyone so you will find the country a home away from home.
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RCDP Thailand volunteer Program starts every 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month.
Every year hundreds of volunteers arrive in Thailand to volunteer from UK and USA based organizations and end up paying up to $2500 to volunteer for 2 weeks. Unfortunately, only a small portion of that money actually goes to host projects and host families. In our program, you will pay your fee directly to host families and projects up on arrival in Thailand.
The Program FeeWhen you join our program, we will make sure that all of your money goes to the projects and host families. Part of your fees also helps us to cover our expenses. The program fee is divided in as registration fee ($219) and weekly fee ($100 per week for room, food, coordination, and project donation). Click to find the allocation of $219
You will pay your weekly fee directly to the host families and projects. Thailand is expensive tourist destination. The weekly fee is divided between room/3 local foods a day (90%) and project donation/support of local project staffs (10%). This allocation may be different depending up on location, project type etc. However, our coordinator will explain these issues before you pay the fee. Please find below the break down of cost in a weekly basis.
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* $200 for Language and Cultural program
* $75 airport receive and transfer to host families/hostel
* Please add $25 per each additional week for Internship program
The weekly Fee Does Not Include: airfare, daily transportation, visa and visa extension fee, airport drop, airport taxes, any personal expenses on food and travel, mineral water and soft drinks, gifts to project staffs and host family, laundry, telephone, immunization
ccommodation/Meal/Supervision:Even though accommodation depends up on the type of projects and locations, in Thailand, most of the volunteers will stay with a host family or in a home base. Where ever you stay, RCDP will provide you with a safe, clean, and simple accommodation. If you stay in a host family, you will usually get a single room and Thai food three times a day but you will have to share room with other volunteers if there is more than one volunteer working at the same time. The host family will also provide volunteers with a wonderful opportunity to acquaint themselves with the lifestyle and culture of Thai people. RCDP projects are located in the rural parts of the Thailand and volunteers will have plenty of opportunities to explore the beauty of Thailand in free time. RCDP staffs will also inquiry about your health and safety by visiting you while you’re volunteering in the field.
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The mission of RCDP-Nepal is to encourage international volunteers to contribute in sustainable community development that benefits the underprivileged and extremely poor. By developing the places and the communities, the volunteers are also developing themselves and learning new perspectives and ideas that will ultimately change their lives.