- Mexico
- Guanajuato
About Program
In Mexico, our volunteers have the pleasure of working a wonderful organization in one of the most beautiful and interesting cities in the country. Guanajuato is known for its role in the founding history of Mexico, as well as for the silver mining, and of course the mummies! This historical, colonial gem is nestled in the mountains, beckoning its visitors to stay for a while longer.
The Muskoka Foundation has a wonderful partnership with a local organization located right in the heart of the city, working with youth living in group homes and in marginalized areas to provide them with constructive and creative activities.
Our volunteers have organized multiple photography workshops that span various techniques and concepts. Together with several volunteers, a new program is taking shape called the Global Citizenship Program. Other volunteer opportunities, ranging from painting and photography to yoga and dance as well as a focus on literacy and environmental education.
Questions & Answers
Location
Guanajuato is known as the place of frogs. Guanajuato was first popularized after silver veining was found in the areas, which have since become a UNESCO world heritage site. This charming city is small enough to be discovered completely on foot.
