- Mexico
About Program
Join us in Mexico to help rebuild schools for disaster-impacted communities!
All Hands and Hearts (AHAH) provides community-inspired, volunteer-powered disaster relief. In nearly 20 years, we have mobilized 66K volunteers to over 160 programs, impacting 1.3M lives.
The program will take place in San Bartolo Teontepec, a city surrounded by mountains and filled with a lively community. In 2017, two major earthquakes heavily impacted San Bartolo and the rest of the country, damaging schools, buildings and homes. To this day, the people of San Bartolo are still picking up the pieces from this devastating event. In July, AHAH aims to rebuild two schools for the community.
Volunteer work varies depending on the stage of construction, but you could be lifting heavy materials, painting or helping to coordinate community events. Volunteers will receive free accommodation and three meals a day on working days.
Apply to volunteer and join us between July 23 and December 1, 2024!
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Program Highlights
- No cost to volunteer with us!
- Receive free accommodation
- Free meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) provided during work week
- Work alongside a community to help rebuild and recover, putting students back into safe classrooms
Program Impact
With almost 20 years of disaster relief work and mobilizing over 66,000 volunteers to 168 programs, All Hands and Hearts has impacted over 1,381,000 lives, rebuilding 344 schools and getting 121,000 students back to school.
Join our cause by volunteering with All Hands and Hearts to have a greater impact on a community in need.
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Location
Mexico is one of the most touristed places on the planet, due to the vast amount of activities and travelers it can cater to. The most prevalent areas in Mexico are the beach resorts; however, there is a lot more depth to this country than the cruises and all-inclusive resorts that are typically frequented. To see the real Mexico, explore areas that encompass the charming and eclectic Mexican vibe like Chiapas, Oaxaca and Guanajuato.
