Africa
Ebibeyin
Countries: Equatorial Guinea
Address: Calle Zambia s/n Apdo 227, Bata
Contact: Rev. Manuel Nzoh Asumu; +240 222 292 777 or +240 222 669 052
Nature of Work:Develop long-term relationship and/or refurbish old missionary home to be used as a guest house.
Group Specifications: Minimum - 3; Maximum - 6; Minimum age - 22 years old
Cost: The budget will depend on the duration of the stay, the number in the group and the work to be undertaken. Cost estimates can be developed.
Dates: Preference for June, July or August, but open for other periods too.
Project Provides: housing, beds/cots, showers, food/meals, linens, worship/guided reflection, and local transportation
Bulape
Countries: Democratic Republic of Congo
Address: Calle Zambia s/n Apdo 227, Bata
Contact: Pastor Mboyamba Kabala; 943997438584
Nature of Work: Visiting hospitals, schools, and churches in order to share experiences through partnership and developing relationships for growing the church
Group Specifications: Minimum - 4; Maximum - 6; Minimum age - 25 years old
Cost: The budget will depend on the duration of the stay, the number in the group and the work to be undertaken. Cost estimates can be developed.
Dates: year-round
Project Provides: housing, beds/cots, showers, food/meals, kitchen, training, worship/guided reflection, and local transportation
CCAP Zambia Education Department
Countries: Zambia
Address: Lundazi, in the Eastern Province of Zambia
Contact: Rev. Nehemia Mkwayi; 260979891996/260968891996
Nature of Work: Rehabilitate schools to create a better learning environment or build new classrooms.
Group Specifications: Minimum - 12; Maximum - 15; Minimum age - 15/17 years old; Adult/Youth Ratio - 1 to 1 preferred, but should not be a deterrent
Cost: Groups are expected to cover the cost of food, accomodation, local travel and administration. Cost estimates will be provided based on conversation with group leader about group requirements.
Dates: Rainy season in Zambia is December through March. Ideal time for building projects is April through November.
Project Provides: housing, kitchen, beds/cots, showers, food/meals, worship/guided reflection, and local transportation
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