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Volunteering at Passu


Glacier Breeze Restaurant proudly feel to run a Volunteering Teaching System in Passu Schools for the last Three Years.we provide Volunteer Teachers from all over the world who Serve their time as Volunteer in Passu Schools.
 
If you are interested in volunteering in a friendly and safe community we would highly recommend you to volunteer teaching at Passu Gojal,Hunza-Nagar-Gilgit-Baltistan  Pakistan. Glacier Breeze Restaurant in Passu Will help you to organise this rewarding experience as provide free accommodation for anyone who would be able to give three months or more of their time for teaching in Passu Schools.
 
 
We have had the opportunity to Provide volunteer Teacher at Passu School for the week, months and years. the students, teachers and community are all extremely friendly. The school is in dire need of volunteers, no experience is necessary and you even have the opportunity to learn Wakhi (the local language). We are happy to give any recommendation or advice, please do not hesitate to contact us glacierbpassu@gmail.com and   israrpasu@yahoo.com.
Help us make a difference. 
 
 
 

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  1. Anonymous8 March 2023 at 05:17

    Hi, I have emailed on the above mentioned address. Haven't received any response.

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  2. Anonymous6 November 2024 at 02:50

    THANKS AND THAT I HAVE A KEEN PROPOSAL: HOW OFTEN RENOVATE HOUSE OLD HOME RENOVATION

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