Good Job

1. I had contact with Andi and Amediwe, and I was very satisfied with their knowledge and prompt response to my questions and returning my phone calls or messages. I thought the preparation resources were in-depth and very helpful, and I was impressed with the safety tips and information available for the country I was visiting and working in.
I think I received more from this experience than what I gave, I only spent a week and I strongly urge to those reading this to book 2 weeks since most projects won't get completed in a week, and there is so much to see, so I had no time to see what I wanted, my fault, next time I will book 2 weeks!
Among my favorite moments of this experience are working with my fellow mates and watching the project come together, sharing stories of our lives and countries while working or on break or traveling to the job site, plus meeting all my new friends.
this experience taught me that I am spoiled with what I have in my own country and surroundings, and that I should never complain about anything concerning material or economic situations. I witnessed a new culture and realized that people in other parts of the world do not have the resources or tools that we do, and that we must share our wealth, goods, and time to make the world equal.
If you're still thinking about volunteering, DO IT; if you've thought about it, remember that God placed the concept in your head to go and serve others; that is what we are meant to do; you're not thinking about it by chance.
I promise that after you finish your mission and return home, you will wish you were still there or that you are ready to plan your next volunteer experience. Do not let regrets destroy your future; do it while you still have your health.