Comments on: Short Term Volunteer Opportunities in Thailand http://realvolunteerthailand.com Volunteer in Thailand with Grassroots Organizations Sat, 24 Apr 2010 15:01:20 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: Patricia Walsh http://realvolunteerthailand.com/short-term-volunteer-opportunities-in-thailand/comment-page-1/#comment-85 Patricia Walsh Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:08:16 +0000 http://realvolunteerthailand.com/?page_id=52#comment-85 Dear Safaa, We have a 1000 children who would greatly benefit from your help. R35 is a school in Khao Lak that was built to replace several that were destroyed by the tsunami. After several years we now have a fully functioning dental operatory and are seeking dental volunteers at any capacity level. We offer free room and board on campus. Stay for as little or as long as you like. Please visit our new website at www.Uberhygienist.com Kind Regards. Patricia Walsh R.D.H., B.S. Dear Safaa,
We have a 1000 children who would greatly benefit from your help. R35 is a school in Khao Lak that was built to replace several that were destroyed by the tsunami. After several years we now have a fully functioning dental operatory and are seeking dental volunteers at any capacity level. We offer free room and board on campus. Stay for as little or as long as you like. Please visit our new website at http://www.Uberhygienist.com
Kind Regards.
Patricia Walsh R.D.H., B.S.

]]> By: Ankhi http://realvolunteerthailand.com/short-term-volunteer-opportunities-in-thailand/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Ankhi Sun, 31 Jan 2010 15:58:12 +0000 http://realvolunteerthailand.com/?page_id=52#comment-78 Hi, I am an expat (Indian) and staying in Bangkok for the past four years. Staying with my spouse. I am a post graduate and have a diploma in kindergarten teaching. I would like to apply for Voluteer teaching in and around Sukhumvit. Kindly suggest and advice. Thank you Ankhi Hi,
I am an expat (Indian) and staying in Bangkok for the past four years. Staying with my spouse.
I am a post graduate and have a diploma in kindergarten teaching.
I would like to apply for Voluteer teaching in and around Sukhumvit.

Kindly suggest and advice.
Thank you
Ankhi

]]> By: Stephanie http://realvolunteerthailand.com/short-term-volunteer-opportunities-in-thailand/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Stephanie Sat, 16 Jan 2010 06:16:36 +0000 http://realvolunteerthailand.com/?page_id=52#comment-75 Hi, I'm a 24 y.o Australian travelling Thailand for a few months. I'm keen to do some volenteer work however the websites are very confusing. Unfortunately, time wise I only have Southern Thailand to do before heading to Cambodia. Any advice on volunteering, or websites to visit would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Steph Hi,
I’m a 24 y.o Australian travelling Thailand for a few months. I’m keen to do some volenteer work however the websites are very confusing. Unfortunately, time wise I only have Southern Thailand to do before heading to Cambodia. Any advice on volunteering, or websites to visit would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers, Steph

]]> By: Heena http://realvolunteerthailand.com/short-term-volunteer-opportunities-in-thailand/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Heena Tue, 22 Dec 2009 04:38:14 +0000 http://realvolunteerthailand.com/?page_id=52#comment-63 Hi there, I am a Masters (by research) student, studying towards an MPhil degree in Neurosciences (medical research) at The University of Melbourne, in Australia. I am very keen on bridging the Neuro research world with ..people. This is because most of our research happens first in animals ..it is all too easy to forget what you are trying to achieve: I want to get back to in touch with people, real lives and issues. I have to admit, I am in love with Thailand and Thai people. Is there anything that you can offer me (info etc) ..I would like to volunteer and or teach english or science in Thailand once I finish my degree ( next year). More info will be greatly appreciated. I am visiting Bangkok for 3 days in the new year - super excited! Many thanks, Heena M. MPhil Research Candidate The University of Melbourne Victoria, Australia Hi there,

I am a Masters (by research) student, studying towards an MPhil degree in Neurosciences (medical research) at The University of Melbourne, in Australia. I am very keen on bridging the Neuro research world with ..people. This is because most of our research happens first in animals ..it is all too easy to forget what you are trying to achieve: I want to get back to in touch with people, real lives and issues. I have to admit, I am in love with Thailand and Thai people. Is there anything that you can offer me (info etc) ..I would like to volunteer and or teach english or science in Thailand once I finish my degree ( next year). More info will be greatly appreciated.

I am visiting Bangkok for 3 days in the new year – super excited!

Many thanks,
Heena M.
MPhil Research Candidate
The University of Melbourne
Victoria, Australia

]]> By: lindy http://realvolunteerthailand.com/short-term-volunteer-opportunities-in-thailand/comment-page-1/#comment-53 lindy Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:58:13 +0000 http://realvolunteerthailand.com/?page_id=52#comment-53 Dear Safaa, Thank you for your email and interest in volunteering in Thailand. <a href="http://thailand.operationsmile.org/" rel="nofollow">Operation Smile </a>is an organization that might be suitable given your particular background. They can help organize something for you and your friends. They work to repair facial deformities in children and are based in the US. They are not religously affiliated and have been working in Thailand since 1997. I've listed the contact details for them below for you and I have a few other ideas which I'll email to you later once I gather up some more information. I hope that you find this information useful. Let me know if this looks like something you'd be interested in and an update about your expereinces would be fantastic. More to come soon! All the best, RVT Operation Smile Thailand Christina Krause ckrause@operationsmile.org 5th Floor, 153/3 Goldenland Building Soi Mahardlek Luang 1 Rajadamri Road Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 +66-2-6522836-7 +66-2-6322835 http://thailand.operationsmile.org/ Dear Safaa,
Thank you for your email and interest in volunteering in Thailand. Operation Smile is an organization that might be suitable given your particular background. They can help organize something for you and your friends. They work to repair facial deformities in children and are based in the US. They are not religously affiliated and have been working in Thailand since 1997. I’ve listed the contact details for them below for you and I have a few other ideas which I’ll email to you later once I gather up some more information. I hope that you find this information useful. Let me know if this looks like something you’d be
interested in and an update about your expereinces would be fantastic. More to come soon!

All the best,
RVT

Operation Smile
Thailand
Christina Krause
ckrause@operationsmile.org
5th Floor, 153/3 Goldenland Building Soi Mahardlek Luang 1 Rajadamri Road Pathumwan, Bangkok
10330
+66-2-6522836-7
+66-2-6322835
http://thailand.operationsmile.org/

]]> By: Safaa Ebrahim http://realvolunteerthailand.com/short-term-volunteer-opportunities-in-thailand/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Safaa Ebrahim Wed, 04 Nov 2009 14:34:28 +0000 http://realvolunteerthailand.com/?page_id=52#comment-52 Hello, I am a 4th year dental student from the University of Birmingham, UK. We have an Elective Scheme coming up for summer 2010 and I was wondering whether you might have any hands-on projects/volunteer work which myself and a group of approximately 4 other students could get involved with please? We are keen to visit/work in a developing country with particular interest in Thailand, South America or Mexico - however we are open to any suggestions! Please get back to me as soon as possible regarding this Elective Project and details of schemes you may have! Many thanks, Safaa Ebrahim BDS 4 University Of Birmingham, UK Hello,

I am a 4th year dental student from the University of Birmingham, UK.
We have an Elective Scheme coming up for summer 2010 and I was wondering whether you might have any hands-on projects/volunteer work which myself and a group of approximately 4 other students could get involved with please?
We are keen to visit/work in a developing country with particular interest in Thailand, South America or Mexico – however we are open to any suggestions!
Please get back to me as soon as possible regarding this Elective Project and details of schemes you may have!

Many thanks,

Safaa Ebrahim
BDS 4
University Of Birmingham, UK

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