Length | Requirements | Dates | Ages | Application Deadline |
Price | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Session A | 3 Weeks |
Minimum 2 years of Spanish Passport valid 6 months after project end date Pre-departure training, online or in-person Attend Health and Safety and Project webinars in the Spring |
June 5–26, 2024 |
15–19 | National Chapter: April 16 |
$5,875 – National Chapter Fees include all in-country expenses Fundraising Support Available Flight costs are not included. |
Session B | 3 Weeks |
Minimum 2 years of Spanish Passport valid 6 months after project end date Pre-departure training, online or in-person Attend Health and Safety and Project webinars in the Spring |
June 12–July 3, 2024 |
15–19 | National Chapter: April 16 |
$5,875 – National Chapter Fees include all in-country expenses Fundraising Support Available Flight costs are not included. |
Session C | 3 Weeks |
Minimum 2 years of Spanish Passport valid 6 months after project end date Pre-departure training, online or in-person Attend Health and Safety and Project webinars in the Spring |
July 3–24, 2024 |
15–19 | National Chapter: May 14 |
$5,875 – National Chapter Fees include all in-country expenses Fundraising Support Available Flight costs are not included. |
Session D | 3 weeks |
Minimum 2 years of Spanish Passport valid 6 months after project end date Pre-departure training, online or in-person Attend Health and Safety and Project webinars in the Spring |
July 10–31, 2024 |
15–19 | National Chapter: May 14 |
$5,875 – National Chapter Fees include all in-country expenses Fundraising Support Available Flight costs are not included. |
Minimum 2 years of Spanish
Passport valid 6 months after project end date
Pre-departure training, online or in-person
Attend Health and Safety and Project webinars in the Spring
June 5–26, 2024
$5,875 – National Chapter
Fees include all in-country expenses
Fundraising Support Available
Flight costs are not included.
Minimum 2 years of Spanish
Passport valid 6 months after project end date
Pre-departure training, online or in-person
Attend Health and Safety and Project webinars in the Spring
June 12–July 3, 2024
$5,875 – National Chapter
Fees include all in-country expenses
Fundraising Support Available
Flight costs are not included.
Minimum 2 years of Spanish
Passport valid 6 months after project end date
Pre-departure training, online or in-person
Attend Health and Safety and Project webinars in the Spring
July 3–24, 2024
$5,875 – National Chapter
Fees include all in-country expenses
Fundraising Support Available
Flight costs are not included.
Minimum 2 years of Spanish
Passport valid 6 months after project end date
Pre-departure training, online or in-person
Attend Health and Safety and Project webinars in the Spring
July 10–31, 2024
$5,875 – National Chapter
Fees include all in-country expenses
Fundraising Support Available
Flight costs are not included.
Group travel with homestay.
Students looking to step out of their comfort zone with the support of supervisors and fellow volunteers. Volunteers will divide their time between group housing and a homestay, which includes meeting up with their group for daily activities on weekdays, and spend time with their host families during the weekends.
Receive college credit for joining this project! Learn more here.
Most meals will be typical Panamanian food which can include a protein (meat or eggs), a side of rice and beans or a fried dough, a salad, and either fried plantains or yucca. This project is vegetarian friendly.
Combination of dormitory-style lodging and homestays. Volunteers will stay in the same community and do daily activities together.
This program is primarily located in the highlands of the Chiriqui Province and in the Pacific Coast of Cocle Province. In the highlands, you can expect a temperature ranging from low 60’s to mid 70’s and in the Pacific coast a rage between mid 70’s to mid 90’s. During the months of June to August rains and humidity are expected in both locations.
aguacero = rain shower
ofi = okay
Earn 36 service hours.
You’ll take part in community service activities with environmental and agritourist organizations and organic farms.
My favorite part of the project was building connections with those around me. I got to meet so many interesting people from all over the country and from Panama. I made friendships that will hopefully last a lifetime.
—Kate, Volunteer in Panama, 2022
Learn how to create ethical service initiatives by working with–not for–a community, engaging local organizations and partners, and evaluating the impact of your work. AMIGOS works with trusted local partners that are passionate and committed to working with our volunteers on community service projects.
Cultural humility is a process of both self-reflection about your own culture as well as learning about other cultures. You will examine your own beliefs and cultural identity and gain an understanding of how structural racism has impacted societies and the roles that communities can take to lead systemic change.
Learn, grow, and discover your leadership potential! Explore your sense of purpose and start to establish your personal goals and values through introspection and inquiry.
Travel off the beaten path and to must-see spots in Panama! You’ll travel as a group to experience unique destinations like extinct volcanoes, cloud forests, and waterfalls. You’ll get to see these places from the distinct perspective of someone who has spent time in that country and learned about the culture firsthand. Plus, you’ll bond with their fellow volunteers and have fun!
AMIGOS is the industry leader in health and safety management. Our staff is prepared to help you with any situation that may arise. Each volunteer receives a personalized emergency plan, as well as support from local staff teams and a professional 24-hour On-Call Safety Team of travel specialists, doctors, and mental health specialists. A Health and Wellness Coordinator is on staff with the group throughout the duration of their stay. AMIGOS also has an established network of vetted medical clinics and hospitals throughout the region.
Prepare for AMIGOS through guided training in topics like: cultural humility, health and safety, emotional intelligence, travel safety, Spanish, leadership, and team building.
Upon arrival in the field, you’ll start country-specific training with your group. During your time abroad, you’ll meet regularly with an AMIGOS staff member who serves as your mentor.
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