
Thailand Beach Cleanup
Join international student volunteers to restore delicate coastal ecosystems, combat ocean plastics, and engage local coastal communities across Thailand.

This 10–12 day service learning program is based in the coastal town of Senya Beraku, Ghana, combining school-based volunteering with community outreach and powerful visits to historic sites. Students live with a host family or volunteer house, contribute to a local charitable school, and explore the region’s culture, festivals, and Atlantic coastline.
Base location: Host family / volunteer house in Senya Beraku, 5 minutes' walk from the partner school.
Volunteering at a community school: supporting basic subjects such as maths, creative arts, computing, and science.
Assisting with classroom and school infrastructure: painting, simple construction, library and fence-wall improvements, and general campus upkeep.
Supporting teachers with play-based learning, mealtimes, and wellbeing of younger children.
Community outreach days with local staff in nearby coastal villages and visits to historic regional heritage landmarks.

Accra Kotoka (ACC) airport pick-up and coastal transfer to Senya Beraku.

Warm, vetted coastal accommodations located a 5-minute walk from partner schools.

Three daily home-cooked Ghanaian meals including jollof rice, fresh fruits, and plantains.

Ghana visa invitation letters, yellow fever protocols, and embassy paperwork.
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