I have been very fortunate in my life and in 1984 I was inspired by my wife to give something back to the community. Funded by my company, ISA, I founded a small charity to offer people the chance to embark on an experience that could change their perspective on life.
Travelling, my own passion became the first focus of the charity, as I understood its ability to expand people’s horizons, both physically and emotionally
By Nathalie Mares
In the summer of 2010 Nathalie Mares decided to spend part of her gap year in Israel. She soon became fascinated by all aspects of the country’s cultural, social and political life.
By Robin Baddeley
Robin Baddeley spent 8 weeks working in paediatric A&E and the intensive general paediatric ward at the Otto Heubner Centre for Paediatrics at the Charite hospital in
Berlin, Germany in 2009.
“[My experience in Romania] revived [my] confidence that after seven years of university there could be something more to architecture than making money for developers or expanding your own ego and that it could be something more rewarding and beneficial to society. Previous Report | Next Report”
Dominic Humphry, Edinburgh University, 2006