Dharamsala, India
Non-profit |
Pari Voluntourism Solutions
Dharamsala, India
Non-profit |
Pari Voluntourism Solutions
Dharamsala, India
Non-profit |
Pari Voluntourism Solutions
Dharamsala, India
Non-profit |
Pari Voluntourism Solutions
Dharamsala, India
Non-profit |
Pari Voluntourism Solutions
Dharamsala, India
Non-profit |
Pari Voluntourism Solutions
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Project Details
Pari Voluntourism Solution provides cross cultural experience with traveling and volunteering.
About Us
Welcome to Pari Voluntourism Solutions for Voluntourism in India. The aim of launching Pari Voluntourism Solutions is to provide cross culture experience with travel and volunteering opportunities to international volunteers. Pari Voluntourism Solutions works to serve people, especially women and children, who are living in rural villages of Dharamshala in the best possible way. Our priority is to provide safe volunteering and travelling programs to our volunteers.
The Location
We are working in Dharamshala , the home town of the DALAI LAMA. Daharamshala is situated in north India in the state of Himachal Pradesh. All the programs are arranged by us in rural areas of Dharamshala and our motive and aim is to give education to poor children and decrease the gap between rich and poor people of rural Himachal. All these programs are organized by us in the range of 10 to 25 kms of Dharamshala Town. Volunteers can join our programs for a minimum stay of 2 weeks and a maximum stay of 12 weeks which are running the whole year. Students, volunteers, couples, everyone who wants to enjoy this combination of volunteering and travelling are welcome.
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Social Impact
The majority of India still lives in villages and so the topic of rural education in India is of the utmost importance. A survey shows that even though the number of rural students attending schools is rising, more than half of the students in the fifth grade are unable to read a second grade text book, can't solve mathematical questions and can't speak English. These are a few examples on how the schools have failed to educate rural the India. Our aim is to reduce these issues with the help of volunteers.