Location
  • Panama
Length
4 to 6 weeks
Financial Support
Need-based funding, 529 Plan eligibility
Health & Safety

Program Details

Language
Spanish
Age Min.
15
Age Max
22
Timeframe
Summer
Housing
Host Family

Pricing

What's Included
Accommodation Activities Meals Transportation
What's Not Included
Airfare
Jun 15, 2023
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About Program

Promote health, reforestation, and environmental protection by learning from local agencies taking care of the environment by creating nurseries, planting trees, and protecting local water sources. Explore the tropical scenery and the diverse geography of the Coclé region in Panama. You’ll live in an area that is a hydrological reserve, which means that it’s an important source of water for the country and there are many rivers that are popular for swimming. Live with a host family and collaborate with the Panamanian Ministry of Health on your community service project. With your AMIGOS partner(s), plan and lead fun activities for kids to teach them about taking care of the environment. When you’re not working together with community members to improve the environment around you (earning 215 service hours), take a break by playing games with your host family.

You can choose to spend 4 weeks or 6 weeks in Coclé.

This program is currently not being promoted on Go Overseas by its provider. Check with Amigos de las Americas for the most up-to-date information regarding the status of this program.

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Program Highlights

  • Live like a local with a host family
  • Lead daily activities for local kids
  • Collaborate with community members on an environmental project
  • Improve your Spanish through authentic cultural immersion

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Questions & Answers

AMIGOS participants for our core summer programs must have at least 2 years of Spanish or the equivalent in order to be eligible for the program. We have a new Discover AMIGOS program for 13-15 year olds and a Gap Program for high school graduates up to age 25. There is no language requirement for those programs.