People say that the man do not live only to work- people from Linda remind us that from time to time.

While they wait for the rest of the team, Dominika and Adam are accommodated at the order with Jacek and other missionary priests who live in Zambia.

On 27th of March 2013 the second group of volunteers arrived to Lusaka. For now just the two of them- Dominika and Adam, others will arrive an a few days time. You can see the first video from the construction site of our preschool recorded by Dominika.

Our last day at the construction site. You can see the effects of our work on the video 🙂 We also tell more about how the preschool will be organized in the future.

After we came back from safari in Botswana there was a mess at the construction site. Most of the work was not done, they haven’t even started! … This is Africa for you. On the video you can also see some pics from the safari.

Here you can find some photos made by the first group of volunteers. They have been in Zambia for almost 5 weeks and they have started the whole work. Unfortunately they haven’t finished the groundworks but the effect of their work is amazing. Of course besides the work they also have some time to rest,… Czytaj dalej »

One of the people we met in Livingstone is sister Ula. For few years her main field of work was HIV prevention in Zambia. Right now she wants to establish a sewing school for Zambians. To help her with her plan we gave her some of goods, mainly clothes and fabrics we have collected form… Czytaj dalej »

During our 5 hours journey to Livingstone Jacek answered many of our questions about Africa. Unfortunately after an hour the battery of our cam discharged but the first hour you can find on the video below.

Kamil: The video about the particular bill from the supermarket became so famous that I’ve decided to continue our shopping stories but first on the video you can see our accommodation in Livingstone.

ASBIRO volunteers and the rafting on the Zambezi river. We spent all day rafting in between crocodiles and hippos. You can see that our voluntary work is not just a work, it’s also a lot of fun and adventures. .