0800 499 911ADRA Connections New Zealand
An ADRA Connections trip is a life-changing opportunity for volunteers to travel to ADRA’s projects around the globe and experience first-hand the vitally important development work that ADRA does.
Volunteers have a chance to get involved in a variety of ADRA’s projects, from training, monitoring photographic and story writing, to renovations, repairs, playground refurbishment or building, to farming, nutrition, sanitation and hygiene education, or micro-business skill support, to working with communities in disaster zones teaching them how to be prepared in a disaster or helping to rebuild after a disaster – there are a huge range of ways you can be involved in the work of ADRA!
2018-2019
Wash away poverty in Vanuatu by helping build latrines and tap stands to provide communities with access to safe water.
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2019
Lend a hand in Myanmar through constructing fences to protect water sources and help harvest vegetables alongside local farming families.
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2019
Experience farming in Cambodia while providing support to ADRA projects based in Chin State, Cambodia.
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Upcoming Individual Trips
5 -15 July 2019
Join a group of young like-minded people and help wash away poverty in Vanuatu by helping build latrines and tap stands to provide communities with access to safe water. Open to all youth in New Zealand.
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6 – 16 January 2019
Be part of building a safer future for students in Cao Bang by working with the school community to upgrade important facilities.
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Timor-Leste
19 – 26 May 2019
Visit ADRA projects in Timor-Leste to learn about the people and capture their stories to advocate about the issues they face when you return.
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Costs For Connections
An ADRA Connections trip is an enriching experience in ADRA’s development work, where you have the opportunity to be involved in ADRA’s work first-hand, in a safe and culturally appropriate manner. Costs for your ADRA Connections trip have been set up with this in mind. The cost of the trip has been split into two different parts 1. ADRA Donation 2. Personal Cost. Please note, the outlined cost does not include travel expenses which in this case refer to; flights to get to project country, extra baggage, airport tax, passport & or visas fees, first aid kit, and any additional sightseeing not included in the itinerary. These costs are the participant’s responsibility, including all bookings and arrangements.
Connections Trip cost breakdown:
ADRA Donation Costs
ADRA Donation Costs include: the cost for all materials and equipment for project work; project management and monitoring; and accommodation, food and transport while on project. The ADRA Donation Costs are fully tax-deductible (for New Zealander donors) and fully fund-raiseable. This component must be paid in full to ADRA New Zealand two months before departure.
Personal Costs
Personal Costs include: a $250 non-refundable commitment deposit payment; comprehensive insurance cover through RMS (Risk Management Services); International SOS medical and emergency cover; sightseeing costs as included in the itinerary; all accommodation and travel while sightseeing, and most food (you may need to buy your own meals on transit days). Unfortunately, this not tax-deductible. This component is to be paid in full to ADRA New Zealand one month before departure.