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Improving
school facilities for students in Amman Volunteer project: Schniller School was first established in Jerusalem in 1860 (150 years ago) and provided services and help for orphans and less fortunate children until 1948. In 1959 Theodor Schnniller School started building its permanent location in Amman, where in 1966, King Hussein opened these premises. Theodor Schniller School is helping children from poor or problematic families. The school is taking care of the children and providing them with housing, clothes, meals and many other facilities as well as improving their hobbies and sport activities.
The School was built on a huge land, most of which is not used now. The School has a Guest House, a Camping Site, Gymnastic Hall, outdoor fields, a Church. The school is located right next to a Palestinian refugee camp. With all those mentioned facilities, the school is still considered poor, because most of these facilities were built through donations, donations that do not provide maintenance and running costs.
The volunteers will have different
tasks to complete during the two weeks of the international volunteer project:
Language: English Free time: The afternoons/ evenings are mostly occupied by lectures, parties, documentary films and field visits. Cultural activities will be directed towards learning about the Jordanian history and culture. Besides, cultural trips will be organized during the project to different historical and important places in Jordan such as Petra, Aqaba and wadi Rum, Mount Nebo and Dead Sea. Accommodation: The participants will be hosted in the guest house that belongs to the school. Location: Amman, Jordan Age range: 18 and over
Extra fee: 200 Euro
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