We bring hope to those in need through education and service while offering volunteers the opportunity to make a real difference and explore new cultures along the way.
Knowledge shapes our lives, which is why we strive to make it accessible to everyone. We are dedicated to creating educational opportunities and supporting communities in need.
A group of volunteers comes together to support educational institutions, students, and teachers while also travelling and exploring the world together.
Since 2013, a group of donors from around the world have come together to pay annual tuition for the children at the school we are co-building. The Source of Life School is located in Meghalaya, India far in the jungle where children are taught the best of knowledge with Christian manners.
It costs 100 USD per year for one child to attend this school and gives them the opportunity to have a fulfilling life filled with confidence.
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If you have useful knowledge and ideas that can be taught to teenagers, young people and teachers, join us and run your course.
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Covered rehabilitation for a volunteer after a traumatic brain injury.
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Covered heart surgery for a donor who supported children's education and our trips.
Besides charity trips, we travel the world and have a good time together.
These organizations, donors, and volunteers share our mission and are dedicated to supporting us and make a real difference together.
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For me, going on a mission trip to India turned out to be extremely impressive and even transformative. It was a long-held dream of mine, which the Lord put in my heart for a reason. Meeting children at a school in the jungle, communicating with them, building a school, eating delicious Indian food together, singing songs, pineapple and palm plantations – all this and more, I remember with great pleasure and admiration for the 4th year. I consider it a great blessing to be part of this project and India in general, and I am very grateful to God and Mykhailo Ryaboy, who organizes this extraordinary mission. A lot has changed in my thinking and life after participating in this project.
The trip left unforgettable impressions. We had a great time working and interacting with the local children. Every day was filled with laughter and joy. The kids amazed us with their energy and curiosity, and our interactions with them created a truly magical atmosphere. We not only shared knowledge but also learned a lot ourselves, immersing in their world. This trip became not just work for us, but a true exchange of cultures and emotions.
Upon my return from India, where I had the privilege of participating in a missionary project, I found myself profoundly transformed. Engaging with the local community illuminated a powerful truth: that the act of helping others transcends mere virtue; it is a sacred calling bestowed upon us by God.
Each day, I witnessed how simple gestures of kindness could ignite joy and hope in the hearts of those in need. Such experiences are truly inspiring! I came to understand the importance of offering our assistance without any expectation of reward. This embodies the true essence of service — to give selflessly, to love unconditionally, and to support one another.
My time in India has enriched my understanding of faith and deepened my commitment to serve others. This endeavor was not only a mission; it became a spiritual journey that I will forever hold dear in my heart.
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So, it was the biggest experience in my life. I’ll never forget that adventures. That trip is the most colorful memories. That place looks like another planet, and you forgot about your standard life. Another people and other culture and other food and other weather. Thousands pair of eyes look at you like at some so popular Hollywood actor. And of course, our school. There is the most kind people. Everyone smiles and wish you everything the best. Children are cheerful and active, but very quiet and calm at the worship. I was very happy to be a part of this project and I really hope that someday I will be lucky enough to join it again
I have been in India twice with this project, and each time I was looking forward to this trip! I was especially happy to meet the children and spend some time with them.
But it was also nice to be useful in construction work.
Even though we were very tired, it was a pleasant tiredness, because we wanted to do at least something so that each of the children had a chance for a better future! Both times we had a great team and a cool atmosphere!
I liked that we also had an opportunity to see some sightseeings and the local world. It was an eye opening experience!
Each trip was combined with a visit to some impressive places, and it was unforgettable!
I am glad that through such projects each participant contributes their own puzzle, both to improve the lives of the children, and for their own development and help to the world!
My volunteering trip to India was a life-changing experience. One of the highlights of our trip was working closely with local girls through stitching classes. Stefania, who is highly skilled in stitching, led the sessions while I supported as the translator, bridging the language gap to ensure everyone understood the lessons. It was amazing to see how quickly the girls picked up these skills, showing great enthusiasm and dedication. These classes weren’t just about teaching a craft; they were about empowering the girls with practical skills they could use in the future, possibly even to generate income for themselves or their families. The joy and pride they felt as they completed their stitching projects were truly rewarding for us as volunteers.
Another part of our volunteering involved something entirely different: helping with construction work. We took part in bearding concrete for teachers, which was hard but incredibly fulfilling work. The experience pushed me out of my comfort zone and taught me resilience, teamwork, and the importance of flexibility in any volunteering project.
Overall, my time in India was an unforgettable experience. It was a chance to connect with the community, share knowledge, and learn from the people we worked with. Whether teaching stitching or working with concrete, every moment was a step toward creating positive change. I feel grateful for the opportunity and would encourage anyone considering volunteering to dive in—it’s an experience that will stay with you for a lifetime.
