TRIP Canada Team 17

2024: April 13-20 or April 13-24

Team 17 - 2024 Options: To enable volunteers who cannot take two weeks vacation and those who would like to add on travel, we will provide two options for volunteers in 2024. These options include arrival departure days but exclude travel days with an added day for orientation and acclimatization.

Option 1: April 13 – 20: 8 days in Sri Lanka: 2 arrival/departure, 1 orientation/acclimatization/work site visits, 5 working.

Option 2: April 13 – 24: 12 days in Sri Lanka: 2 arrival/departure, 1 orientation/acclimatization/work site visits, 1 day off - 8 days working.

SUPPORT AND INFORMATION

Janet and Bruce have led numerous trips to Sri Lanka and we are fortunate to have many new and return volunteers to help us out. Our deep roots in the community and strong bonds with the local people create a very meaningful and intimate volunteer experience.

For the volunteers who travel with us, TRIP Canada provides:

  • Support for in-country arrangements, travel and accommodation booking.

  • Cost estimates for the trip and personal expenses.

  • Fundraising and tax receipts for the majority of expenses as your time is dedicated to charitable work.

  • Medical and insurance requirements to ensure personal safety.

  • Detailed checklist for preparation and packing and get togethers with all participants before we travel.

INTERESTED IN MORE INFORMATION?

Detailed information about the next trip is available here or contact us.

“Working really hard physically to help those wonderful, hopeful and gentle people is incredibly energizing as well as rewarding. I love it!”

Amalie

“Building a home for a family that is in need is an unparalleled feeling. Seeing the smiles on their faces and the gratitude in their eyes makes the work so rewarding.”

Coleen

“Volunteer travel is a unique and heartfelt way to enhance the wellbeing of those in need while creating lifelong connections with new and existing friends”

Don

“It is so rewarding to see how a relatively small financial contribution on our part can make such a dramatic difference to the lives of the Sri Lankans we help.”

George