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How we give a hand up

Building on what already exists

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Investing in unsung heros

Many times the people that are doing the greatest work in the community do not take the time to be identified or do not have a network of investors or NGO's that can help them develop their charities.  HIS often works with these small but outstanding groups to develop their vision.

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This is done by:

  • Providing low cost building solutions that can make their funding go further than they thought possible.

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  • Providing a modular approach to development that can be phased when there are limited resources for larger projects.

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  • Coming along side with international volunteer work teams for specific infrastructure development projects.

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  • Consulting with new and existing charities to develop short and long range strategies to expand their work.

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International Work teams

We provide groups of teens and or adults the opportunity to help first hand on a international work project.  Often charities that need a hand up do not have the capacity or the local community skills to complete a major project in a short period of time.  

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Picture if you will an opportunity to travel to a developing nation and not just stop and take pictures, but a chance to develop or learn DIY skills, construct a building, or school, and experience first had the lives and living conditions of true locals as you partner with them for the good of their local community.  

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Up to 3 times a year we will take teams of between 50 to 200 volunteers overseas to make a difference in their world.  You can join with us the next time we have a project, or feel free to arrange your own group and allow us the opportunity to support you in your desire to make a difference in the world.

History of Past trips

YMP started in 1991 in Mexico.  Visit our archive of past trips

Learn about upcoming trips

We will post the next 3 trips where volunteers are welcomed to come along to make a difference.

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