African Promise Expeditions

Have a teen who might be interested in developing their leadership and getting service hours? Parents are welcome on this journey too. I would appreciate a share from my collegues!

Teens: Unlock your dreams of Africa, leadership, service, and adventure!
Ever imagine immersing yourself in the wonders of Africa while evolving into a more capable leader and igniting positive change through service?
Look no further than EmpowerEducation.world and African Promise Expeditions. Our upcoming informational meeting is your gateway to discovering the transformative journey that awaits you in Uganda.
Gain invaluable service hours that pave the way to a fulfilled future, foster leadership skills that will set you apart, and relish the thrill of a safari experience. Your adventure goes beyond exploration – it's a chance to impact young lives like your own.
Join us this Sunday at 6:30 PST and embark on a path that promises personal growth, unforgettable experiences, and the power to make a difference.
Parents are welcome to join this trip too! Register now, space is limited.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9QrkhuedTzORv2brslpZEQ #/registration

“Wow, where do I even begin?…



Since I was young, I knew I wanted to travel to Africa. When this opportunity presented itself to me, I was filled with both excitement & apprehension. How could I take 2 weeks off of work? How could I leave my family and friends? How could I travel with strangers to a foreign country? Luckily, the support system around me encouraged me to take a leap of faith—and man, am I happy I did.



This trip enabled me to disconnect from all the mundane day to day distractions, and instead, connect me to my core being. Through self-reflection, I found myself. I was able to distill my core values, be open to love, and truly cherish each and every day.



Simply put—this trip has made a lasting impression on my life. Not only did I find connection with the country, the friendly & beautiful inhabitants, the 18 strangers from different walks of life, but I found connection with myself.



Thank you APE, for all that you’ve given me.”

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