OUR WORK
Aloha Aina, Malama Aina, Malama Ohana: love of the land, care of the land and care of one’s family are
the fundamental backbones of Hawaiian culture. This makes Hawaii a perfect place to get involved in community initiatives. Students can participate in a broad variety of community-service work in Hawaii, which will address issues of poverty through illiteracy, substance abuse, invasive plant species, and landfill space. Our community-service projects offer a well-rounded education on the challenging issues affecting the Hawaiian Islands and the people who inhabit them.

OUR PLAY
Hanging out on white sand beaches and playing in the warm Pacific ocean is just one way we will relax at the end of our workday. From surfing to snorkelling to hiking and sunbathing, we will experience everything this island paradise has to offer. Our Hawaiian adventure will culminate in one of Hawaii's most traditional events, the Luau, where we will celebrate the end of our work in the region by eating traditional foods and enjoying Polynesian dancing and entertainment well into the evening.

DATES AND FEES
Departing from Toronto
Tentative Dates Not running for the 2009 sessions. Please return to see new listings.	Program Fees