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Category Archives: volunteer netball coaching in Ghana
From Busua to Accra, end of week in Ghana
It was a long drive from Busua Beach to Accra and we stopped just after passing Cape Coast at the Anomabo Beach resort for lunch. For someone wanting a quiet, away-from-it all location, Anomabo Beach is perfect. We only … Continue reading
Walking the tree canopy in Ghana – gap year experience
We asked one of our many drivers, Joseph, to come back to Hans Cottage Botel early at 8am and take us up to Kakum National Park. Todate, every taxi that we went in lacked the rear window winders so that … Continue reading
Cape Coast – the Castle and in search of a dongle
George took us to the MTN phone shop and I bought myself a very cheap mobile phone but they were out of dongles so we drove to the Vodafone centre but were unsuccessful there too. They explained that they were … Continue reading
Bus ride to Cape Coast with a sermon thrown in! – Ghana experience
Breakfast was overlooking the beach with the fishermen sorting out their nets and a hive of activity. We had both the eggs sambal and the cinammon toast recommended in the Bradt guide at Big Millys Backyard and we were well … Continue reading
First day in Accra, Ghana. “Flashpackers” on the move
Was woken by the sound of cockerels crowing and the odd dog barking. Our shower was out of order (we were told it was to be mended in the morning) so we took advantage of the large bucket and scoop … Continue reading
The end to an experience which I will never forget
Week Five: Coaching has been cancelled because there are massive strikes in Port Elizabeth. Both the teachers and nurses want more pay!! It’s annoying as it’s our last week but it does mean we get to do some fun things! … Continue reading
Posted in Gap Year, Gap Year South Africa, Garden Route, sports coaching abroad, The Volunteer Experience, Tips & Advice, Travel, Uncategorized, volunteer netball coaching in Ghana, volunteer rugby coaching in Ghana, Volunteering in Kenya, volunteering in South Africa, West Africa travel
Tagged A Level results, Gap year holidays, gap year opportunities, helping disadvantaged children, sports coaching, sports coaching abroad, volunteer work
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A day working in an Orphanage, AIDS orphans, and a day teaching in the classroom
There have been a lot of birthday nights out and leaving do’s this week so I am absolutely exhausted! Some people have gone home now which was sad, you don’t realise how close you get to people when you spend … Continue reading
Posted in AIDS in Africa, Charities in South Africa, Gap Year, Gap Year South Africa, rugby charities in Africa, rugby coaching in Africa, sports coaching abroad, The Volunteer Experience, Tips & Advice, Travel, Uncategorized, volunteer netball coaching in Ghana, volunteer rugby coaching in Ghana, volunteer teaching abroad, Volunteering in Kenya, volunteering in orphanages, volunteering in South Africa, West Africa travel
Tagged A Level results, Gap year holidays, gap year opportunities, Hannah Golding, helping disadvantaged children, sports coaching, sports coaching abroad, volunteer work
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