
France
Building project in France for groups
- Duration
- 1 week
- Age
- From 12 years old
from €690 per week
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Freepackers experiences promote cultural exchange and learning abroad.
For young people, humanitarian projects focus on sports activities, in schools, and with children or teenagers. There are also missions involving infrastructure renovation, allowing them to work immersed in the local community as part of a group of peers. A humanitarian trip is the perfect mix of discovering a new culture, sharing with locals, and meeting young people from around the world!
Families particularly enjoy humanitarian trips. It’s an opportunity to enjoy a meaningful experience where each generation can share their impressions and contribute to the community in their own way. If the adults have teaching experience, they can support the local teachers and even teach their own children alongside local students. Discover and take part in a new educational system together!

France
from €690 per week

South Africa5(2)
from €1,445 for 2 weeks

Cape Verde, Praia4(2)
from €1,090 for 2 weeks

Croatia, Split5(2)
from €1,725 for 2 weeks

Thailand, Chiang Mai5(2)
from €1,050 for 2 weeks

Costa Rica5(2)
from €1,240 for 2 weeks

Morocco, Tangier4(2)
from €1,050 for 2 weeks

Portugal, Ponta Delgada
from €1,550 for 2 weeks

France
from €600 per week

Namibia4(2)
from €1,797 for 2 weeks

South Africa, Johannesburg5(1)
from €2,090 for 2 weeks

Portugal, Lisbon5(2)
from €1,500 for 2 weeks

Thailand, Chiang Mai5(2)
from €1,090 for 2 weeks

Indonesia5(12)
from €1,190 for 2 weeks

Philippines, Palawan5(2)
from €1,090 for 2 weeks

Cambodia, Phnom Penh5(2)
from €1,275 for 2 weeks

Fiji4(2)
from €1,240 for 2 weeks

Kenya, Nakuru
from €1,050 for 2 weeks

Laos5(2)
from €890 for 2 weeks

Nepal5(2)
from €1,275 for 2 weeks

Sri Lanka
from €890 for 2 weeks

Costa Rica4.8(4)
from €1,290 for 2 weeks

France4(2)
from €600 for 2 weeks

South Africa, Johannesburg5(3)
from €2,927 for 4 weeks

Sri Lanka, Galle4.8(4)
from €1,095 for 2 weeks

Kenya5(2)
from €1,050 for 2 weeks

Philippines, Palawan5(1)
from €1,050 for 2 weeks

Argentina, Buenos Aires4(2)
from €1,160 for 2 weeks

Tanzania, Monduli5(2)
from €1,050 for 2 weeks

Portugal, Lisbon
from €1,395 for 2 weeks

Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City4(2)
from €940 for 2 weeks

Argentina
from €1,800 for 4 weeks

Romania, Brasov
from €1,770 for 4 weeks

Indonesia4.8(4)
from €1,090 for 2 weeks

Tanzania, Monduli5(2)
from €1,240 for 2 weeks

India, Kochi5(2)
from €1,275 for 2 weeks

South Africa, Cape Town4.7(6)
from €914 for 2 weeks

Italy, Rome
from €2,100 for 2 weeks

Colombia, Bogota4(2)
from €1,180 for 2 weeks

Colombia, Cartagena
from €1,200 for 3 weeks

Madagascar, Nosy Be5(2)
from €890 for 2 weeks

Cambodia5(2)
from €1,150 for 2 weeks

Spain, Barcelona
from €1,250 for 2 weeks

Spain, Barcelona
from €1,950 for 2 weeks

Greece, Athens4(2)
from €2,190 for 3 weeks

Sri Lanka, Galle
from €1,140 for 2 weeks

Portugal, Ponta Delgada
from €2,000 for 2 weeks

Kenya, Nakuru
from €1,400 for 2 weeks

Thailand, Hua Hin
from €1,600 for 2 weeks

Tanzania5(6)
from €1,190 for 2 weeks

Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City5(2)
from €940 for 2 weeks

Argentina, Cordoba5(2)
from €1,800 for 4 weeks

Peru5(2)
from €910 for 3 weeks

India, Kochi5(2)
from €1,165 for 2 weeks

Nepal, Kathmandu4(2)
from €800 for 2 weeks

Argentina, Cordoba
from €1,990 for 2 weeks

Portugal, Lisbon
from €1,760 for 2 weeks

Laos, Luang Prabang5(2)
from €800 for 2 weeks

Sri Lanka, Galle5(2)
from €1,095 for 2 weeks

India
from €1,185 for 2 weeks

Ireland, Cork
from €2,230 for 4 weeks

Ireland, Drogheda
from €2,050 for 2 weeks

Italy, Salerno
from €2,520 for 2 weeks
For solo travelers, a humanitarian trip is ideal because it encourages meaningful connections. Whether it's an educational, community-based, or women's rights project, you are never really traveling alone on a humanitarian project. You'll always be with a group, fully immersed! If you prefer to travel in a group, these projects are also well-suited for a shared experience with the local community.
Freepackers' mission: to open up international mobility to everyone. To allow everyone to commit to a project that matches their values, and to play an active, engaged role.
To do this, we organise humanitarian missions with you. A reminder: unlike humanitarian aid projects, which involve one-off emergency relief set up during an exceptional crisis or a natural disaster, a humanitarian mission is a sustainable development project that covers the social, economic and environmental aspects. It relies above all on collaborative work with local communities.
A humanitarian mission therefore means all the solidarity missions that help improve the living conditions of a community. The audience is broad, and there are a great many experiences to be had!
Freepackers experiences encourage exchange and sharing. We believe our projects should lead to learning: a different culture, new encounters, the discovery of different traditions, and above all exchange. Open-mindedness is the key word of a humanitarian mission!
Whatever humanitarian mission and country you choose, you will contribute to a variety of initiatives and experiences during your holidays.
We also offer immersive experiences to live at the pace of a local community whose culture is very different from the one we know. It is a chance to discover a new way of life and to meet many people, as in the heart of the Maasai tribe in Tanzania!
Freepackers humanitarian projects are spread across the whole globe! Asia, Africa, the Americas or Oceania: the experiences on offer are as numerous as they are unique. You can go to a great many countries, because our network of partner associations and organisations is international.
The one thing they have in common: we know all the host organisations personally, and we have visited most of these projects and/or destinations in person. Our team goes on site regularly, so you can travel the world with ease. We guide you towards projects that suit exactly what you want, thanks to our in-depth knowledge of volunteering projects.
For all our community projects, we ask for at least an intermediate level of English or Spanish depending on the destination (B1 minimum). Communication is a key part of these programmes, and understanding and being understood by local people is essential to get the full benefit of the project. If you need to brush up, we can arrange language lessons on arrival or online before you leave for your humanitarian mission.
Since 2010, Freepackers has worked closely with many local NGOs across 36 destinations, all met in person and chosen with care, ethics and rigour. Since it began, more than €200,000 has gone to partner NGOs and more than 2,500 volunteers have taken part in its social and eco-volunteering projects.
Putting projects into practice is a real challenge, made possible by working with the local NGOs, organisations and associations we have worked with for many years. This partnership ensures you take part in projects that deliver concrete results within a safe setting.
If you would like information about our humanitarian missions abroad, contact our team or read testimonials from former volunteers on the blog.
So if you want to be the change you wish to see in the world, go on a humanitarian mission with Freepackers!
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