Success Stories

Read some inspiring success stories from recipients of our ‘Individual Project Awards’. These young volunteers have ventured into developing countries, bringing hope and change to communities in need. From building schools in rural Africa to providing medical care in remote villages of South America, their dedication and hard work have made a tangible difference. These stories are a testament to the incredible impact that our awards can have, not only on the lives of the volunteers but also on the countless individuals they help.

Callum

Callum was appointed Project Leader for the University of Leeds’ Cambodia Project.

Emma

Emma was fortunate enough to be a pilgrim on the HCPT’s Group 177 pilgrimage to Lourdes.

Ruth

Ruth spent a year teaching in a large girls’ boarding school in Zambia.

A photo of Meghan during her Individual Project Award

Megan

Megan participated in numerous projects, mainly construction-based, in Malaysia.

Eden

Eden went with the Salford Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes and had a special experience.

Adam

Adam from Manchester volunteered to join the crew of MS Africa Mercy.

A photo of Amy during her Individual Project Award

Amy

Amy travelled to Malawi to help at the Umunthu Foundation, a clinic offering HIV/AIDS testing.

A photo of Joe during his Individual Project Award

Joe

Joe joined the Action Sitaru project in rural Uganda to improve access to clear water.

Emily

Emily went to a Lasallian school in Nyeri in Kenya to help build teachers’ houses.

Aine

Aine volunteered with Education Partnerships Africa and worked in a secondary school in Uganda.

Elizabeth

Elizabeth went schools in Zimbabwe focussing on youth empowerment.

Peter

Peter spent 8 months as a volunteer with the community of Dong Thuan in Vietnam.