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FSL India (Field Services & Inter-Cultural Learning), is a young upcoming youth organization, which was conceptualised and brought into effect in the year 2000 with the support of various international organizations. It is not affiliated with any religious or political groups. FSL has its main base in Bangalore, located in the state of Karnataka, South India.
FSL works with many local and international partner organizations to conduct work camps in India.
We hope people will think about in what environment they prefer to work and what style suits them best, learning by doing. The lifestyle may prove that with initiative, interest, open mindedness, hard work and fun we do not need so many things we always thought we needed to be happy. The experience to live and work with people from different cultural backgrounds should create understanding and respect, something we should all work on and feel responsible for in this world!
Besides the many local communities and NGO’s we work with by the placement of volunteers (camps and individually, long and short term) we are working on the set up of several permanent locations in India from where all activities are organized.
The local NGO knows what work needs to be done and we support them in their work. Our support consists of social and sometimes financial support as well and bringing active volunteers from different countries that are interested to learn, share and are willing to work together for improvement and understanding! FSL works together with a large number of other NGO’s all across the country in supporting the volunteer and social structure. Our work camp facilitators are sometimes inexperienced so we request volunteers to be co-operative and initiative in the work itself.

What we expect from you
We expect all volunteers to have read and understood this information sheet and to have attended the preparation meet organized by your sending organization.

Participants should:
- Co-operate with FSL by adapting to your new culture.
- Co-operate with the work camp in charge at all times for your security.
- Show responsibility towards your work.
- Adjust to the way of life of the project and camp surroundings.
- Realize the living conditions are many times different then at home (no warm water/air-conditioning/easy access to international phone or internet/ easy transportation at all times, mosquitoes…etc)
- Be open minded, flexible, leave prejudice behind, and show initiative.
- Understand that a lot of time will be spent with local people who do not speak English (very well). Volunteers should make an effort in trying to communicate in the local language, this shows your interest.
- Be creative. Ideas for the work, discussions, the campsite, excursions, and free time are expected to come from the group during the camp. Share your thoughts and ideas!

Moreover, most important: being with FSL means you are part of a community of volunteers from all over the world. Your daily enthusiasm, initiative, and the will to improve (the project, the lifestyle and the learning that comes with all contacts between people) are expected. We learn by doing, only by taking initiatives and therefore sometimes making mistakes, you learn.
Only English is accepted when others are around, even if this people do not join in on the conversation.
Behaviour and dress code should be cultural sensitive, especially while in the village or schools.

Work Camps
- All Camps start on Monday.
- The info sheet will contain the work details as per each project, information on the meeting points and other guidelines.
- The social contact in the camp are at least as important as the work itself and respect for the local environment is expected at all times.
- Ideas for improvement of local social and environmental situations are expected, not just for the work.
- Initiative and Creativity are expected and could give the camp the personal direction of that group, so work together with the camp leaders in creating a successful project.
- The volunteers should arrange their own health insurance and take care of medical vaccination needed for the area.
- The participation fee must be paid in local currency.
- The camp leaders for your own safety expect full co-operation.

If you have decided to participate in a workcamp with FSL that means that you are giving two till three weeks of your time to work for the community. What is important for you to know and to think about: You should be able to accept the cultural differences and be non judgmental. Remember to bring all your energy with you, and your open mindedness and creativity are also needed for the work as well for the people you will be working with. The workcamps belong to each and every volunteer and it is everyone's responsibility to make it a good workcamp. A work camp can be successful only if the communication is well established among the people participating in it. That means you should be able to listen as well as to be direct and speak frankly with the group.

Please don't apply for this programs if you're looking for cheap Tourism.

Costs
FSL India is a non -profit organization and does not have external funding, all costs of the camp are sustained through participation fees from volunteers. Therefore volunteers are expected to pay the underneath prices besides all their personal costs needed to come here (travel/vaccinations/etc):
All work camps conducted by FSL India are issued based with durations of two/three weeks.
Two Weeks: Rs. 7,500/- (150USD Approx.)
Three Weeks: Rs. 10,000/- (200USD Approx.)

Bangalore-1 (Slum Development)

FSL-WC-056 Bangalore-1 5th July-18th July vols 15
FSL-WC-073 Bangalore-1 19th July-1st Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-084 Bangalore-1 9th Aug-22nd Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-091 Bangalore-1 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-101 Bangalore-1 23rd Aug-5th Sept. vols 15
FSL-WC-104 Bangalore-1 6th Sept-19th Sept vols 15
FSL-WC-116 Bangalore-1 20th Sept-3rd Oct vols 15
FSL-WC-122 Bangalore-1 4th Oct-17th Oct vols 15
FSL-WC-131 Bangalore-1 18th Oct-31st Oct vols 15
FSL-WC-136 Bangalore-1 1st Nov-14th Nov vols 15
The hometown of FSL and India's Garden City is one of the fastest growing cities in Asia.
From high tech software parks to glamorous pubs, Bangalore boasts of being the most cosmopolitan city in the country. But like most big cities of India, Bangalore has a number of slums with a majority of youth slum dwellers who lack accessibility to basic amenities of life. International and local volunteers together with the slum youth will concentrate on development projects for better education, water & sanitary conditions.
Location: Bangalore City, Karnataka South India.
Accessible by air, domestic and some international airlines fly directly to Bangalore International Airport. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from almost all major towns/cities in South India. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: Will be at the local center, dormitory style.

Bangalore-2 (Teaching)

FSL-WC-065 Bangalore 2 12th July-25th July vols 15
FSL-WC-075 Bangalore 2 26th July-8th Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-085 Bangalore 2 9th Aug-22nd Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-092 Bangalore 2 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-105 Bangalore 2 6th Sept-19th Sept vols 15
FSL-WC-117 Bangalore 2 20th Sept-3rd Oct vols 15
FSL-WC-123 Bangalore 2 4th Oct-17th Oct vols 15
FSL-WC-132 Bangalore 2 18th Oct-31st Oct vols 15
FSL-WC-139 Bangalore 2 8th Nov-21st Nov vols 15
FSL-WC-145 Bangalore 2 22nd Nov-5th Dec vols 15

Teaching English & Special Education in a self-chosen fashion to the local children at a primary as well as at center premises during & after school activities. Developing lesson plans and ideas in the group and passing this information through for future volunteers is part of the plan to create follow up and long-term improvements in an educational model created with the help of hundreds of volunteers. It is also expected that the volunteers bring in creative ideas for the school, for example in environmental, organizational, or programming issues. You have to love children, as you will be surrounded with loads of them everyday.
Location: Bangalore Rural & City, South India
Accessible by air, domestic and some international airlines fly directly to Bangalore International Airport. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from almost all major towns/cities in South India. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: Will be at the FSL Home base, shared rooms.

Bangalore-3 (Happy Hearts)

FSL-WC-066 Bangalore 3 12th July-25th July vols 15
FSL-WC-076 Bangalore 3 2nd Aug-15th Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-111 Bangalore 3 13th Sept-26th Sept vols 15
FSL-WC-128 Bangalore 3 11th Oct-24th Oct vols 15
FSL-WC-150 Bangalore 3 13th Dec-26th Dec vols 15
"Have fun while you Learn", is the concept of this unique project, our ongoing Happy Hearts projects exclusively for the orphan and street children.
Joy or happiness is an integral part of the life inseparable that otherwise human beings would quickly die of boredom and monotony and our children are no exception to this.
Entertainment with Education is the method of these projects, for the volunteers will be taking the children out on a one-day picnic everyday in an effort to bring some entertainment into their lives. Apart from just play and fun, the children will also be visiting places of various vocational centers like bio-farms, parks, nature clubs, museums etc, in order that the children can form ideas in their young minds which would later evolve as they grow-up to what careers they can take up in their lives and bring consciousness about the environment and the planet they are living at.
Location: Bangalore City, South India
Accessible by air, domestic and some international airlines fly directly to Bangalore International Airport. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from almost all major towns/cities in South India. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: Will be at the FSL Home base, shared rooms.

Bangalore-4 (Community Service Project)

FSL-WC-057 Bangalore 4 5th July-18th July vols 15
FSL-WC-077 Bangalore 4 2nd Aug-15th Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-093 Bangalore 4 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-127 Bangalore 4 11th Oct-24th Oct vols 15
FSL works together with a large number of other NGO's all across the country in supporting the volunteer and social structure. The local NGO knows what work needs to be done and we support them in their work.
Volunteering is the heart of our work and activities, we initiate programs to work together with local communities in building a more peaceful and self-content society.
The experience to live and work with people from different cultural backgrounds should create understanding and respect, something we should all work on and feel responsible for in this world!
Our support consists of social and sometimes financial support as well and bringing active volunteers from different countries that are interested to learn, share and are willing to work together for improvement and understanding!
We will be working together with Partner organizations in making various projects including building children's parks, making gardens, organizing shows & plays etc.
Location: Bangalore Rural & Urban, South India
Accessible by air, domestic and some international airlines fly directly to Bangalore International Airport. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from almost all major towns/cities in South India. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: Either at private apartments or at the project.

Pondicherry-Children/Rural Development

FSL-WC-067 Pondicherry 12th July-25th July vols 20
FSL-WC-099 Pondicherry 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-102 Pondicherry 23rd Aug-5th Sept. vols 20
FSL-WC-114 Pondicherry 13th Sept-26th Sept vols 20
FSL-WC-124 Pondicherry 4th Oct-17th Oct vols 20
FSL-WC-147 Pondicherry 6th Dec-19th Dec vols 20

India’s former French colony, and is getting deeper and deeper into volunteer work thanks to the strong student population. Work will include awareness among the general public with the support of the local youth, rural development with the local fishermen, environment protection and finally creative education with Arts for the Orphan Children.
Location: Pondicherry, Tamil Nadu (East Coast), South India
Chennai and Bangalore are the nearest airports, accessible by buses from both Chennai and Bangalore. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At the project.

Goa-Environment/Children/HIV-AIDS
FSL-WC-086 Goa 9th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-106 Goa 6th Sept-26th Sept vols 20
FSL-WC-125 Goa 4th Oct-24th Oct vols 20
FSL-WC-140 Goa 8th Nov-28th Nov vols 20
FSL-WC-153 Goa 20th Dec-9th Jan vols 20

Situated on the west coast near the Arabian Sea, lies this small touristic state of India. Goa was the former Portuguese colony in India, one of India's most cherished places and a prominent place for travellers since many years for its remarkable palm-fringed beaches and renowned travellers paradise. Goa's special character with a dominant Christian background, western type of life, Portuguese style white washed churches, green lushy landscapes, dense coconut palm groves, sandy beaches make up the Goan landscape. With many music, dance and religious festivals, Goa has a very active life during the year.
Work will be focused on environment and HIV/AIDS awareness among youth and general public using Arts as the tool in implementing this.
Location: Panjim/Calangute, Goa (West Coast)
Accessible by air, domestic and some international airlines fly directly to Panjim Airport. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from Bombay. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: Shared rooms at a Guesthouse.

Kerala-Rural Development/Eco-Tourism

FSL-WC-062 Kerala 5th July-25th July vols 20
FSL-WC-087 Kerala 9th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-107 Kerala 6th Sept-26th Sept vols 20
FSL-WC-134 Kerala 18th Oct-7th Nov vols 20
FSL-WC-144 Kerala 15th Nov-5th Dec vols 20

Workcamps in God's Own Country will create a significant change in eco-tourism. Ecotourism is an alternative to mass tourism for people who are interested in escaping from large cities. It promotes cultural exchange between tourists and the local population with the least possible negative impact on environment and daily life of the villages. Volunteers will focus on activities for rural development and environment protection in and around many villages.
Location: State of Kerala, South India
Accessible by domestic airways. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from almost all major towns/cities in South India. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At different locations, in guesthouses.

Kundapur-Children/Rural Development
FSL-WC-069 Kundapur 12th July-25th July vols 20
FSL-WC-089 Kundapur 9th Aug-22nd Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-119 Kundapur 20th Sept-3rd Oct vols 20
FSL-WC-135 Kundapur 25th Oct-7th Nov vols 20
FSL-WC-146 Kundapur 22nd Nov-5th Dec vols 20
FSL-WC-149 Kundapur 6th Dec-19th Dec vols 20

Situated on the west coast of Karnataka on the beach, and very close to the Western Ghats. The Western Ghats is India's prime zone for bio-diversity, known for its number of animal and plant species in this region. Work camps will focus on rural development, environment protection and children. That includes also Special Education and Organizing free time activities for the local youth.
Location: West Coast of Karnataka
Accessible by buses from Bangalore, Mangalore, Goa.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At the Center

Lakshadweep Islands-Marine Ecology/Environment

FSL-WC-063 Lakshadeep Islands 5th July-25th July vols 20
FSL-WC-083 Lakshadeep Islands 2nd Aug-22nd Aug. vols 20
Lakshadweep is one of the worlds most spectacular tropical island systems. Thirty-two sq. km of land spread over 36 islands surrounded by 4200 sq. km of lagoon rich in marine wealth. The precious heritage of ecology and culture is supported by an extremely fragile ecosystem. Committed to the cause of Eco tourism Union Territory of Lakshadweep has consciously followed a middle path between tourism promotion and environmental conservation. The Administration is carefully monitoring the environmental impact of coastal tourism and has taken steps to promote tourism in a way that is consistent with ecological concerns.
This camp will be a starter work camp focusing on Marine Ecology and environmental protection, making research and working together with the locals in conservation projects.
Location: Lakshadweep Islands
Accessible by air, and ships operate on a weekly basis from Kerala.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At an eco-friendly resort/guesthouse.
The Participation fee for this work camp will be 300USD/Euros (in local currency).

Rajasthan-Rural Development

FSL-WC-081 Rajasthan 2nd Aug-15th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-098 Rajasthan 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
The Land of the Kings, and India at its most magical best. A region of mighty forts, incredible palaces, and exotic cities. A truly enchanting experience for anyone. Work camps here will be done with local co-operation for rural development and water shed management. The NVDA Greening Asia project in India will kick start here in Rajasthan.
Location: Jodhpur, State of Rajasthan
Accessible by domestic airlines. Trains operate on an everyday basis from New Delhi and Mumbai.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At a Guesthouse.

Calcutta-Street & Orphan Children (Happy Hearts)
FSL-WC-100 Calcutta 23rd Aug-5th Sept. vols 20
FSL-WC-109 Calcutta 6th Sept-19th Sept vols 20

India's largest city and the former capital -Calcutta- was known as the city of Joy.
Our past work camp here was an utter disaster, but we initiate it yet once again in an effort to combine Happy Hearts in bringing a bit of joy back to the faces of the children who deserve it: the street and orphan children of Calcutta. FSL in co-operation with local NGO's will conduct a Happy Hearts Work Camp, picnics and play with the children.
Location: Calcutta, West Bengal
Accessible by air, domestic and some international airlines fly directly to Kolkotta.
Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from many major towns/cities in India.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: Either at private apartments or at the project.
Qualifications & Age Limit: Below 28 Years, Motivation Letter Required & Volunteers should love children and be willing to play with them.

Bombay-Street & Orphan Children (Happy Hearts)

FSL-WC-070 Bombay 19th July-1st Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-097 Bombay 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
India's powerhouse and the most popular city of the country.
In an effort to bring a bit of joy back to the faces of the children who deserve it, the street and orphan children of Mumbai, FSL in co-operation with local NGO's in Mumbai will conduct a Happy Hearts Work Camp, picnics and play with the children.
Location: Mumbai
Accessible by air, domestic and all international airlines fly directly to Mumbai International Airport. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from almost all major towns/cities in India.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At private apartments
Qualifications & Age Limit: Below 28 Years, Motivation Letter Required & Volunteers should love children and be willing to play with them.

Coorg-Children/Environment

FSL-WC-060 Coorg 5th July-18th July vols 20
FSL-WC-074 Coorg 19th July-1st Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-079 Coorg 2nd Aug-15th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-103 Coorg 23rd Aug-5th Sept. vols 20
FSL-WC-130 Coorg 11th Oct-24th Oct vols 20
FSL-WC-141 Coorg 8th Nov-21st Nov vols 20
In the midst of spice and coffee plantations, is situated this scenic region of Coorg.
FSL base camp here will focus on a variety of short term projects which include environmental protection, a forestation, greening Asia projects, and working together for the local schools in teaching English, building playgrounds, and assisting various underprivileged schools.
Location: District of Kodagu (Coorg), accessible from Mysore, Bangalore or Mangalore via Bus.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At the Centre, dormitory style.

Andaman Islands-Marine Ecology/Environment
FSL-WC-088 Andaman Islands 9th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-108 Andaman Islands 6th Sept-26th Sept vols 20
FSL-WC-126 Andaman Islands 4th Oct-24th Oct vols 20
FSL-WC-138 Andaman Islands 1st Nov-21st Nov vols 20

The Andaman & Nicobar are a group of picturesque Islands, big and small, inhabited and uninhabited, a total of 572 islands, islets and rocks lying in the South Eastern Part of the Bay of Bengal. All of them lie along an arc in long and narrow broken chain, approximately North-South over a distance nearly 800 kms.
This place is a complete paradise on earth with exotic flora and fauna. Work Camps here will focus on Marine ecology and environmental protection. We will work together with the local administration on a series of projects here.
You need a special permit to enter the Andaman Islands which either you can get in India or outside at the Embassy of India or at Arrival in Port Blair airport/harbour.
Location: Port Blair & Wandoor (Union Territory located on the East of Mainland India)
Accessible by domestic airlines from Chennai or Calcutta. There are also ships leaving every week from Chennai or Calcutta. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At an eco-friendly guesthouse.
The Participation fee for this work camp will be 300USD/Euros (in local currency).

Haveri-Rural Development

FSL-WC-061 Haveri 5th July-18th July vols 10
FSL-WC-080 Haveri 2nd Aug-15th Aug. vols 10
FSL-WC-133 Haveri 18th Oct-31st Oct vols 10
FSL-WC-148 Haveri 6th Dec-19th Dec vols 10
Haveri is a small town located in Southern Karnataka. In spite of being extremely drought prone, this region is home to very fertile black soil used in the production of cotton. Work Camps will focus on water shed management, environment and greening Asia projects. Excellent place to make a difference.
Location: Haveri, Karnataka, South India
Accessible only by domestic transportation from Mangalore.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At the Project, dormitory style.

Mangalore-Children/Environment

FSL-WC-072 Mangalore 19th July-1st Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-095 Mangalore 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-118 Mangalore 20th Sept-3rd Oct vols 20
FSL-WC-143 Mangalore 15th Nov-28th Nov vols 20
Location: Mangalore, West Coast, South India
Situated on the west coast of Karnataka near the Arabian Sea. Work camps will focus on orphan children, environment protection and rural development as well as Special Education and Organizing free time activities for the local youth.
Accessible by air, only domestic. Frequent buses operate from Bangalore or from Goa.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At the Project, dormitory style

Dharamsala/Kullu Manali-Environment/Tibetan Culture

FSL-WC-064 Kullu Manali/Dharamsala 5th July-25th July vols 20
FSL-WC-082 Kullu Manali/Dharamsala 2nd Aug-22nd Aug. vols 20
Valleys of the Himalayas, where the heaven meets the earth. This small mini paradise is home to the Dalai Lama and to a significant Tibetan settlement in India. Work Camps here will focus on environment, pollution control and awareness among the tourists and some research on Tibetan Cultures.
This will be an awareness camp clubbed with a little bit of photography and research.
Location: Himachal Pradesh
Buses operate from New Delhi. Taxis are also available.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At a Guesthouse.
The Participation fee for this work camp will be 300USD/Euros (in local currency).

Agra-Children/Environment
FSL-WC-110 Agra 6th Sept-19th Sept vols 20
The City of the TAJ MAHAL. Very popular among tourists and travellers. Our work camp here will be a starter project, which will focus on environmental protection, eco-tourism, awareness and children.
Location: Agra, Uttar Pradesh
Accessible by air, domestic. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from New Delhi.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At private apartments.

Yercaud-Hill Tribes/Environment

FSL-WC-090 Yercad 9th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-115 Yercad 13th Sept-3rd Oct vols 20
There are many minority groups & tribes living in India, one of these ethnic tribes can be found in the mountains of Yercaud.
Their isolation in the hills may not only be the savior of their particular culture but now also a danger to their culture as their education level is low and their sources of information (think of an understanding of AIDS for example) are limited. Together with local NGO's we are trying to preserve their culture by helping with practical matters while at the same time giving young tribal students access to education.
The work will be in the villages in the beautiful mountains, isolated from the rest of the world.
Location: Yercaud, Tamil Nadu
Accessible only by Buses both private and government from Madras, Bangalore and other small towns.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At a Guesthouse.

Mysore-Building/Environment

FSL-WC-058 Mysore 5th July-18th July vols 15
FSL-WC-071 Mysore 19th July-1st Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-078 Mysore 2nd Aug-15th Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-094 Mysore 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 15
FSL-WC-113 Mysore 13th Sept-26th Sept vols 15
FSL-WC-120 Mysore 27th Sept-10th Oct vols 20
FSL-WC-129 Mysore 11th Oct-24th Oct vols 15
FSL-WC-137 Mysore 1st Nov-14th Nov vols 15
FSL-WC-151 Mysore 13th Dec-26th Dec vols 15
A series of work camps in Mysore will focus on different topics including renovation of school buildings, teaching and rural development.
Location: Mysore, Karnataka, South India
Mysore is located about three hours from Bangalore. Trains and buses operate on an everyday basis from Bangalore. Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation:

Hampi-Environment

FSL-WC-068 Hampi 12th July-25th July vols 20
FSL-WC-096 Hampi 16th Aug-29th Aug. vols 20
FSL-WC-121 Hampi 27th Sept-10th Oct vols 20
FSL-WC-152 Hampi 13th Dec-26th Dec vols 20
As the former capital of one of the largest Hindu empires in Indian history - Hampi is still one of India's most fascinating historical sites. Every year there are many tourists coming to visit this magical place with its ruins and temples. Work camps here have the aim to raise awareness among the tourists.
Location: Hampi, North Karnataka
Accessible only by buses from major towns in Karnataka & Goa.
Meeting Point will be mentioned on the info sheets.
Accommodation: At a government guesthouse.

The India Road Trip-Eco Tourism/Environment
FSL-WC-112 India Road Trip 13th Sept-3rd Oct vols 20
Do you like to Travel??? Meet loads of local people, enjoy their lifestyles, cuisines, culture and see various natural locations. The India Road Trip is a unique combination work camp, which will focus on documentation, research, awareness and environmental protection. We will be travelling to different towns, villages, and cities meeting local people in creating a CD Rom for the Government and local NGO's.
Location: Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu & Goa
Meeting Point will be in Bangalore.
Accommodation: Either at private apartments or at the project.
The Participation fee for this work camp will be 300USD/Euros (in local currency).