Cross-Cultural Solutions

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Cross-Cultural Solutions also known as CCS, is a New Rochelle, New York-based non-for-profit working to address critical global issues by providing volunteer service to communities abroad, and contributing responsibly to local economies. The organization uses a community-designed approach to international volunteering. Cross-Cultural Solutions is in nine countries worldwide: Brazil, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Morocco, Peru, Tanzania, and Thailand.

Volunteers assist with education, health-care and community development projects.^[1]

References[]

Sources[]

• The Huffington Post - 5 Things You Can't Do in Ghana as a Tourist
• CNN.com - More older Americans signing on to volunteer abroad
• TIME - Volunteer Vacations

See also[]

• Cross-Cultural Solutions website