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Raleigh Tanzania and RB: Helping young people change behaviours and create healthier communities

Raleigh Tanzania runs effective water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) projects with rural schools, promoting handwashing, menstrual hygiene, water safety and…

wpengineMay 9, 2019

Corporate Volunteering Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

Opening Ceremony for Mkamba’s JOA funded SWASH Projects

The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony between the washing station and the girls and boys toilet blocks Raleigh Tanzania WASH Project Officer…

wpengineMay 2, 2019

Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

The Past, Present and Future of La Marta Wildlife Refuge

Don Manuel impressed us with his trilingual abilities. During our conversation, it was apparent how much passion and love Don…

wpengineApril 26, 2019

Corporate Volunteering Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

Corporate volunteer Gizem: Swapping desk work for development work

“I decided to take part in a Raleigh Expedition because I thought that it’s a great way to create positive…

wpengineApril 16, 2019

Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

Delivering Sustainable Hygiene and Sanitation Through Young People

Delivering Sustainable Hygiene and Sanitation Through Young People A team of volunteers from Jersey Overseas Aid (JOA) have been taking…

wpengineApril 8, 2019

Corporate Volunteering Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

Costa Rica’s rain forests makes up 5% of the world’s biodiversity – what we do here matters!

Rain forests are a central part of Costa Rican culture and identity. It represents a symbiotic relationship between nature and…

wpengineApril 3, 2019

Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

JOA SWASH Project In Full Swing

JOA SWASH Project In Full Swing With the introduction of free primary schooling in Tanzania in 2015, the infrastructure in…

wpengineApril 1, 2019

Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

Clouds of colour: A day in the life of a Raleigh volunteer during Holi Festival in Nepal

Clouds of colour: A day in the life of a Raleigh volunteer during Holi Festival in Nepal I’ve seen many…

wpengineMarch 21, 2019

Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

International Women’s Day 2019: Better the balance, better the world

Life in rural Nepal is a delicate balancing act; the community is interconnected, relationships are important to survival, children and…

wpengineMarch 8, 2019

Costa Rica Project Impact Raleigh Expeditions

Work continues on projects in national parks and indigenous communities

English Español English A new team will continue work in La Marta, creating new trails to make the park more…

wpengineMarch 1, 2019

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UK +44 333 1886 732
US +1 202 902 7485

Unit 10 Kingfisher Park, Headlands Business Park, Ringwood, Hampshire, BH24 3NX, UK

GET YOUR RALEIGH MERCHANDISE

Treat yourself to new and vintage merchandise from the Raleigh shop.

Browse shop

Raleigh Expeditions Limited – company number 14469062. Part of the Impact Travel Group

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Raleigh Tanzania and RB: Helping young people change behaviours and create healthier communities

Opening Ceremony for Mkamba’s JOA funded SWASH Projects

The Past, Present and Future of La Marta Wildlife Refuge

Corporate volunteer Gizem: Swapping desk work for development work

Delivering Sustainable Hygiene and Sanitation Through Young People

Costa Rica’s rain forests makes up 5% of the world’s biodiversity – what we do here matters!

JOA SWASH Project In Full Swing

Clouds of colour: A day in the life of a Raleigh volunteer during Holi Festival in Nepal

International Women’s Day 2019: Better the balance, better the world

Work continues on projects in national parks and indigenous communities

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