PROGRAMS IN SPIRITUALITY AND SERVICE
Ignacio Volunteer Programs
The Ignacio Volunteers are a series of international immersion programs for the Loyola University New Orleans community.
Goals
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TO SERVE: Participants will work with those of the greatest need -- the impoverished & challenged, the disadvantaged young and the elderly.
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TO LEARN: Participants will have an opportunity to explore the political, sociological, and economic issues that have created the enviornment and situation in which they will find themselves.
Participants in all service trips travel as one community. Participants are chosen a few months before the trip and meet regularly in advance of the actual travel. The trip is rooted in an Ignatian spiritual foundation of finding God in all things. and includes on-going spiritual reflection within the community and on the trip itself. Fundraising for the trip is done by the group and as individuals.
For further information, contact Josh Daly at jdaly@loyno.eduI
Ignacio Volunteer
BELIZE SUMMER CAMP 2009
Sat, July 18 - Mon, Aug 10, 2009
Eight Loyola University students serve as teachers/ coaches at a two-week summer day-camp for primary school children in English-speaking Belize in Central America. Teaching in the mornings and sports in the afternoons. The Belize program is a three-week long program. Learn more.
Participants have been chosen for this trip.
Recruitment for July/August 2010 begin in Nov 2009.
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CHRISTMAS CAMP IN JAMAICA
Sun, Dec 27, 2009 -- Fri, Jan 08, 2010
Students participate in twelve-day Christmas Camp program over the winter break, working with disadvantaged primary schoool children in Kingston Jamaica. Learn more.
Recruitment for December 2009 trip begins in September 2009.
See photos from past Jamaica trips.
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JAMAICA EXPERIENCE 2010
Mon, May 10 - Wed, May 20, 2010
Students work in Kingston Jamaica at several Catholic social service agencies with at-risk youth, the elderly and with the disadvantaged population. Learn more.
