The Raleigh Bursary Award
As a charity we work hard to make sure that our programmes are accessible to everyone. We recognise that not everyone's personal situation is the same so we offer a bursary for our expeditions. This bursary offers financial support for those between the ages of 17- 24 that would otherwise find the fundraising target a challenge too far.
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Come along to one of our Open Events! They’re held all around the UK and are a fantastic opportunity to speak to staff and past volunteers about the countries you could visit, the projects, fundraising and more information about safety, support and training. Book your place at an Open Event
Volunteers
Our volunteers are 17-75 year olds who join Raleigh from a variety of backgrounds, nationalities and stages of life. Some might come on an expedition after leaving school, whilst studying at University, on a break from work, taking a gap year or they could just be individuals who are up for a new challenge.
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Blair Cunningham
India ExpeditionBlair Cunningham – Project Manager and Trek Leader Blair Cunningham went to India in Autumn 2012 as Project Manager and Trek Leader. He was formerly a Publicity Officer for the... Read more
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Shadi Fathizadeh
Raleigh ICS NicaraguaShadi Fathizadeh, from Sanderstead, in South Croydon, joined Raleigh's International Citizen Service (ICS) programme as a Team Leader in Nicaragua. She completed a Community Health... Read more
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Lauren Davidson
Costa Rica ExpeditionLauren Davidson, 19, from Canada took part in a 10 week Raleigh International expedition to Costa Rica in January 2012. She had just graduated from high school and wanted to... Read more
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Tuesday, 18 June 2013
We have exciting new roles available both at our head office and overseas, to find out more: http://bit.ly/12T371y
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Monday, 17 June 2013
Project Managers in Borneo have just returned from a rigerous two-days training in the jungle! See how they got on: http://bit.ly/13UzVCr
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Friday, 14 June 2013

Volunteers on Raleigh’s upcoming International Citizen Service programme in Nicaragua will be addressing important issues including human rights and education, management of natural resources and community health. Read this blog post for an introduction to our summer programmes: http://bit.ly/ICS_Nica_blog1 -
Friday, 14 June 2013
In October two of our alumni, Tom Boon and Chi Chung, are climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for Raleigh. Do you fancy the challenge? Sign up here: http://bit.ly/Raleigh_Kili
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Thursday, 13 June 2013

"It’s been the most intense, interesting, challenging and awesome three months of my life and I’m truly grateful I got to be part of ICS. There are very few occasions in your life when you will have the opportunity to have such a positive and comprehensive learning experience – so go for it!” Read more about David Kaye's experience as an ICS Team Leader in Nicaragua: http://bit.ly/ICS_case_study_David -
Wednesday, 12 June 2013
"International volunteering rewards young people with skills" says a recent YouGov poll commissioned by ICS. So what are you waiting for? Challenge yourself to change your world. http://bit.ly/11yDwo3
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Tuesday, 11 June 2013

A group of young people from Romford YMCA recently organised a fantastic fundraising activity to raise money towards their expedition. They set themselves a rather unusual cycle challenge, on a 7 seater cobi bike! Congratulations for raising a fantastic £668!
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Exciting new roles available at Raleigh International: http://t.co/yjtsHp7P2d
Tuesday, 18 June 2013 Retweet thisProject Managers in Borneo return from two intense days training in the jungle! This is how they got on: http://t.co/xIGZvODsf5
Monday, 17 June 2013 Retweet thisRT @ICS_UK: Excellent account of the team leader role with @ICS_UK from @Raleigh_ Team Leader David Kaye http://t.co/Ugms93h5nS
Monday, 17 June 2013 Retweet thisAll set up for the gap year fair @MarlboroughCol so if you're interested in international volunteering come and meet us!
Monday, 17 June 2013 Retweet this@FloEdwards3 Great ideas! We would love to hear how you get on
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- Raleigh International volunteers build a gravity water feed system in the community of Los Loros, Achuapa, northern Nica...Raleigh International achieved a world first by gaining video access to behind the scenes at the Bornean Sun Bear Conser...Country Director Jim Clements introduces our exciting new expedition destination as Raleigh International returns to Afr...On 12th May 2012, over 300 alumni attended the first Raleigh International Alumni conference in London. To open the ev...













