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AYAD I29: Call for assignments


The Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development (AYAD), AusAID’s biggest volunteer program, is now accepting applications to host skilled, young Australian volunteers for Intake 29 (October 2010 mobilisation).

We invite you to share skills, build capacity within your organisation and create bigger networks here and abroad through AYAD!

Just fill up the attached Assignment Proposal Form and send it to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it by February 24, 2010.

For more information, visit www.ayad.com.au or send us an email.

Host an AYAD volunteer today!

 
Featured Volunteer

Stewart Spencer

 

AYAD Stewart Spencer is working as a Communications Officer at the Gelacio I. Yason Foundation – Family Farm School (GIYF-FFS) in Roxas, Oriental Mindoro. Read on as Stew shares his experiences and insights on living a volunteer's life in the Philippines.

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Featured Partner Organisation

Institute for the Development of Educational and Ecological Alternatives, Inc.

http://www.yasonffs.com/

IDEAS is an NGO founded in 1986 involved with integrated community development including sustainable agriculture, cooperative development/community organising, enterprise development, waste management and alternative education. In Mindoro, IDEAS is supporting two alternative schools that it helped establish with church lay leaders and clergy to provide relevant and quality education especially for the poor, these are the Pax Christi Learning Institute (PCLI), which was established in 2000 and the Family Farm School (FFS), which was established in 2001.

The Gelacio I. Yason Foundation – Family Farm School (GIYF-FFS), established in 2001, is a private, non-profit alternative secondary school located in San Mariano, Roxas, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines. 

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