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Description
We are a small community-based initiative located in a rural village in West Bogor, Indonesia.
Our focus is simple but meaningful. We provide free English learning and informal educational activities for children in local schools, many of whom come from under-resourced backgrounds. We believe that even small actions can help create bigger opportunities for their future.
Life here is quiet, peaceful, and closely connected to nature. You will find rice fields, fresh air, and a slower rhythm of life. This is not a place for luxury, but a place for genuine human connection, cultural exchange, and learning together.
Our team is made up of local young people who care deeply about education and community development. We work collaboratively, sharing daily life and cultural experiences with volunteers.
Volunteers usually help through informal English conversation, cultural sharing, creative activities, and spending time with local children and youth. This is not formal teaching, but more about connection, encouragement, and learning together.
We provide simple local accommodation and usually share homemade Indonesian meals together as part of the cultural exchange experience.
What we love most about this place is the sense of togetherness. Conversations with the community, time spent with the children, and small daily moments often become the most meaningful experiences.
If you are open-minded, respectful, and comfortable with a village lifestyle, we believe you may find something special here. -
Types d'aide et opportunités d'apprendre
Bénévolat
Projets artistiques
Pratique d’une langue
Aide avec des éco-projets
Enseignement
Projets DIY créatifs
Accueil / tourisme
Aide informatique/internet
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Centres d’intérêt
ÉcriturePhotographieActivités en plein airÉvénements/vie socialeBricolage / artisanatDev. durableFermeTechnologieCultureBénévolatSoin des plantesHistoireJardinageLanguesRandonnéeNatureMontagne -
Objectifs de développement durable de l’ONU que cet hôte essaie d'atteindre
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Echange culturel et opportunités d'apprendre
Cultural exchange here happens in simple and genuine ways.
It can be found in shared meals, conversations with local families, laughter with children, quiet walks through rice fields, and moments that do not require perfect language to understand each other.
Volunteers will experience daily village life, local traditions, and the spirit of togetherness within the community.
We are always excited to learn from different cultures, stories, perspectives, and experiences, while also sharing our own local culture and way of life.
For us, cultural exchange is not only about where people come from, but about learning how to grow and connect together. -
Aide
We’re not looking for perfect teachers, just kind, open-minded people who enjoy connecting with others.
Most of the time, volunteers simply spend time with local children and youth through basic English conversation, games, storytelling, cultural sharing, and small creative activities.
If you have skills or hobbies such as art, music, photography, sports, gardening, or anything creative, you are very welcome to share them in your own way.
Activities are usually done together as a team, so the atmosphere feels relaxed and natural, more like sharing daily life than formal work.
Volunteer activities are flexible and generally around 1–4 hours per day depending on the program and community schedule. -
Langues
Langues parlées
Anglais: IntermédiaireCet hôte propose un échange linguistique
We use English in daily communication and with the children. You’ll also have the chance to learn some Indonesian naturally through conversations with the team and local people. If you’re interested, you can also learn a bit of Sundanese, the local language spoken in the village. We believe language exchange happens best in simple, real life moments -
Hébergement
Volunteers stay in a simple local village house near Bogor Regency. The accommodation is clean, safe, and designed to give volunteers a genuine experience of local community life.
Rooms are shared with other volunteers of the same gender, in respect of local culture and the predominantly Muslim community. Basic bedding is provided, including a mattress, pillow, and blanket.
The house includes shared common spaces and a basic Indonesian-style bathroom. Life here is simple and close to nature, not luxurious, but we do our best to create a warm, respectful, and welcoming environment for everyone.
We usually share simple local meals together whenever possible as part of the cultural exchange experience. Small local shops and affordable food stalls are also available nearby for additional personal meals and snacks.
Sometimes volunteers may also cook together with the hosts or help prepare meals as part of daily village life and community activities. -
Autres infos...
We provide simple local accommodation and meals as part of the cultural exchange. We discuss the food arrangement and related costs with each volunteer before arrival. The arrangement can depend on the length of your stay and the situation at the time, and we will explain it clearly beforehand so you know what to expect.
In your free time, you can explore the rice fields, nearby villages, local markets, and the nature around us. You can also just walk around, read a book, relax, or spend time talking with local people.Life here is quite simple and quiet. We are in a rural area, so it is very different from Jakarta or other busy cities. Sometimes there is not much happening, and that is part of the experience.
There is not much public transportation in the village, so you may need to be flexible. We will help you as much as we can with local transportation and give you suggestions about places you can visit. We also encourage volunteers to spend some time with the local community. You may meet local young people, visit different parts of the village, try local food, or simply join us in our daily activities.
The village community is mostly Muslim, so we ask volunteers to respect local customs and dress appropriately when joining community or learning activities. You are welcome to be yourself, ask questions, and share your own culture with us too.
The accommodation is simple and local. This is a village experience, not a hotel or luxury stay. Sometimes things may be different from what you are used to, but we hope you can enjoy the experience and take the opportunity to see another side of Indonesia. We are happy to welcome people who are open minded, respectful, and willing to experience village life with us 😊 -
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Accès Internet
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Accès Internet limité
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Nous sommes fumeurs
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Even though we were going through a difficult period with changes to our schedule, Aimé was very patient, understanding, and flexible while waiting for activities to begin. He was always respectful and willing to … read more
I was welcomed by Abril and Galih, two young members of the social movement. We got along really quickly and they made sure that my stay would be worthwhile.
My initial plan was to teach English to young people, however the schools were closed because of the holiday, so I wasn't … read more
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Even though we were going through a difficult period with changes to our schedule, Aimé was very patient, understanding, and flexible while waiting for activities to begin. He was always respectful and willing to … read more
I was welcomed by Abril and Galih, two young members of the social movement. We got along really quickly and they made sure that my stay would be worthwhile.
My initial plan was to teach English to young people, however the schools were closed because of the holiday, so I wasn't … read more