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Name: Anna Baldinetti
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E-mail: annabald@unipg.it 		Help travel è una esperienza da fare non da raccontare: è il Senegal dei senegalesi. E’ turismo? sì è turismo ma davvero solidale ed ecosostenibile. Cosa è stato per me Help travel oltre a una vacanza? una ‘avventura’ piena di calore umano che mi ha insegnato a vivere più pienamente il presente e a guardare con più ottimismo al futuro
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Name: stefania
From: italia
E-mail: zeda77@libero.it 		Ciao io sosno stata in Casamance novembre dell'anno passato...un esperienza di pochi giorni ma che mi ha dato molto...ho partecipato a dei progetti,ho conosciuto persone che mi sono entrate nel cuore e nall'anima..ho ripreso a ricredere che nel mondo se si puo' possiamo cambaire a far cambiare qualcosa...sono piena di energia tanto che a Novembre ritornero' di nuovo da loro che ormai è la mia seconda famiglia.
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Name: Joanna Vinall
From: Surrey, UK
E-mail: jo.vinall@btinternet.com 		If you are thinking of going to Senegal with HELP, all I can say is “GO!” It will be one of the most wonderful experiences of your life. The people who run the organisation, as well as those who work for it, are some of the most genuine, friendly people I have ever met. The missions vary in size, are tailored to what interests you, but all make a real difference to the people involved and leave you with a sense of having achieved something. As a single female traveller, it has got to be the best form of travel. The only downside of the whole experience is that you really will not want to go home.
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Name: Yolanda
From: Barcelone, Spain
 Kassumay mes amis de Sénégal,

Je suis bien rentrée a Barcelone et je voudrais vous remercier votre affection pendant mon séjour au Sénégal, que encore que courte a été vraiment intense et émotive.

Un gros baiser d'une catalane qui est tombé amoureuse de Sénégal.

Yolanda


P.D . : S'il vous plaît, transmettez ce message a Amy, Ton Ton, Mansire, Adama, Tahliah, Anais, et tout le reste de personnes que j’ai connue pendant ces jours.
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Name: Suzanne
From: UK
 **** Some wonderful memories, I would not hesitate to recommend it to a friend !!!
We visited a local village where we interacted with the locals via a game of football which surprisingly we won!
We then took this opportunity to make a donation to the village in the form of football equipment. Although this may seem like a luxury it is a big social status in Senegal to at least have a matching kit for the team, oh yes and a football helps too!
The villagers were delighted as their football season was just about to commence.
Also in the whole of Senegal (but especially Ziginchor) the people were very special - happy, friendly and very laid back.
Do not be put off by the "trouble" in Casamance. When you are in the Casamance region you do not remotely feel unsafe.
Luca knows the area very well having lived here for many years and so you can be assured that you will be in safe hands.
The local guides, driver and chef (great food by the way) were all local and very friendly.
They seemed very happy in their jobs.
At the local village where we played football I also saw the work of other H.E.L.P. Travel volunteers which included a new well to ensure a year round water supply and fencing which had been erected to protect the women’s vegetable patches from roaming animals.
These are all small scale enterprises which produce instant results.
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Name: John Morse
From: USA
E-mail: morsej@lws.edu 		I have thought for a long time about how to express my feelings about the HELP travel trip that Erin Davis and I took with ten high school students.
Although I am still at a loss for words, I know that the trip affected all of us deeply, and I often reflect upon the experience.
It gave us a larger sense of connection to the world and humanity in personal ways that each of us will never forget.
I cannot say enough good things about the entire HELP staff, who went out of their way to share their lives and the beautiful, varied cultures of Senegal.
Thank you, HELP! You are joyfully making a difference in the world.
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