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Personal pages help our volunteers to raise the money required to carry out their vital work, they also help you to understand what it is our volunteers do on a more personal, individual level. Just click "READ MORE" to be see any volunteer's story and donate to their cause. To see pages that belong to volunteers who have completed their projects, check out the archive.
 Max DrinkwaterThis July I will be volunteering with a team from Cambridge University to work with the Karen Hilltribes Trust installing a water system in Mae Li, a village in the rural highlands of Northern Thailand, where they do not currently have a clean water supply. Our work will not only help in reducing the levels of disease, but should also give the village a social and... READ MORE |  Harley BrooksIn October 2010 I will be travelling to Thailand on behalf of the Karen hill tribes trust; where I will be taking part as a volunteer to teach in a Karen school and help to install a clean water system for a remote village. I will be in Northern Thailand with the Karen people for about 5-6 months- during... READ MORE |  Meriel Hodgson-TeallFrom 29th June to early August 2010 I will be travelling to the mountainous forests of Northwest Thailand with The Karen Hill Tribes Trust as part of a project to install a complete clean water system for a village in the area. I feel this is a worthy cause as most of the water in these forests is polluted, either by chemicals used on the land or by other human or... READ MORE |  Sarah DanielI have read about the Karen Peoples since I was a teenager and in January 2010 I am taking part in the tenth anniversary trek to see the countryside, learn more about them, visit the projects and raise money for them.
Dad and daughter will be holding the fort in my absence. I am aiming to raise £2,000 – This goes directly towards projects such as providing... READ MORE |  Rachel PrestIn January 2010 I am taking part in the 10th Anniversary Jungle trek to raise funds for the on going work of the Karen Hilltribes trust. I am looking forward to learning more about the Karen people and visiting some of the projects the trust funds. As a teacher I am particularly interested in the education projects.
An astonishing 75% of Karen children never... READ MORE |
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