I have signed up for a World Challenge trip to Swaziland during the summer of 2020, however we have to raise the whole fee ( of £3000) by ourselves. I have decided to partake in this trip because i think it will not only benefit myself but also the people who live in the area that we are going into to help improve. During our project phase we will go into a local village and help improve their living conditions and quality of life. Due to the surprising low average death age in Swaziland most of the children are left orphaned and without a home, when we go in we may have the task of building new schools and classrooms for these children, or building more housing for them to stay in. I have signed up for a World Challenge trip to Swaziland during the summer of 2020, however we have to raise the whole fee ( of £3000) by ourselves. I have decided to partake in this trip because i think it will not only benefit myself but also the people who live in the area that we are going into to help improve. During our project phase we will go into a local village and help improve their living conditions and quality of life. Due to the surprising low average death age in Swaziland most of the children are left orphaned and without a home, when we go in we may have the task of building new schools and classrooms for these children, or building more housing for them to stay in. I have signed up for a World Challenge trip to Swaziland during the summer of 2020, however we have to raise the whole fee ( of £3000) by ourselves. I have decided to partake in this trip because i think it will not only benefit myself but also the people who live in the area that we are going into to help improve. During our project phase we will go into a local village and help improve their living conditions and quality of life. Due to the surprising low average death age in Swaziland most of the children are left orphaned and without a home, when we go in we may have the task of building new schools and classrooms for these children, or building more housing for them to stay in. I have signed up for a World Challenge trip to Swaziland during the summer of 2020, however we have to raise the whole fee ( of £3000) by ourselves. I have decided to partake in this trip because i think it will not only benefit myself but also the people who live in the area that we are going into to help improve. During our project phase we will go into a local village and help improve their living conditions and quality of life. Due to the surprising low average death age in Swaziland most of the children are left orphaned and without a home, when we go in we may have the task of building new schools and classrooms for these children, or building more housing for them to stay in. We may also be there to install a new water pump or building a new toilet block, which will greatly improve the living standards not only for the children but also for the whole village.