My Favorite Memory: Playing soccer with the children at the school
I was surprised that…. it was so easy to find people to be friends with
The most difficult thing I experienced was…. getting used to the times that people eat in Chile
My best received lesson… Teaching camp songs to the 2nd graders
Tip for future volunteers… (Clothing, travel, personal items, donations, sightseeing etc). Bring a lot of jeans, socks, T shirts, and underwear. Also, always have the number of a taxi saved in your phone
Personal Paragraph (Testimonial): I really had a great time. I loved hanging out with kids from the school. The Chilean people are a very warm and open people. The most fun I had was just being with other kids my age on the weekends and after school. I thank A Broader View for giving me the opportunity.
How would you rate your experience working with the ABV staff, both in the USA, and in-country?8
How would you describe your accommodation ( ie: host family, on-site, shared housing etc)
They were a very caring family and the food was good. I liked my fellow volunteer and living with him was fun.
Are you willing to speak to other potential ABV volunteers? -Yes
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