Expeditions
Several times per year Eagle-Condor Humanitarian provides expeditions to implement humanitarian projects. Meeting your fellow expedition members, immersing yourself in a new culture, and serving those in need are all life-changing experiences - touching the hearts of those who give and those who receive. Just imagine.....you could make a difference and have fun too!
Our expeditions are $2100 plus the cost of your flights.
Expeditions are generally between 8 - 10 days which includes several work days and excursions to culturally rich locations depending on which country you visit. Expeditions include hotels, ground transportation, food, all project costs and materials, and all expedition tourism. It excludes the cost of passports, food at the airports, souvenirs, tips and other personal necessities.
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Cusco Peru- Dental Expedition partnering with Ayuda Humanitarian - March 15th - 24th
Providing Dental and General Health Care in the surrounding villages of Cusco, Peru.
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Cusco, Peru - Spring Break- April 11th - 20th
This Expedition will include construction or repair on current infrastructures and distribution of Days for Girls kits.
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Vision Expedition -Colombia - June 4 -14th
Join us to help give people the gift of sight! We need both Optometrists and Support Staff to facilitate patient care and distribution of glasses.
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Cartagena, Colombia Youth Expedition - June 12th- 22nd
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Family Trip to Otavalo, Ecuador June 19th- 28thList Item 4
This expedition will focus on repairing a Community Health clinic. The tourism will be in the San Blas Islands in Panama.
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Youth and Family Cusco Peru -June 27th - July 6th
Construction and repair of different infrastructures in the villages surrounding Cusco.
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Guayacana Ecuador Youth Expedition July 18th - 27th
This is our most primitive expedition. We travel by bus, then by canoe up the river to a remote village in the Ecuadorian jungle. We sleep under mosquito netting on hammocks and bathe in the river. We work on constructing physical infrastructures that meet the basic needs of the villagers that live there.
