Overview
The Guatemala Literacy Project is accepting participants for its 11–17 July 2027 Helping Hands service trip, a week-long volunteer programme combining primary-school service projects with cultural activities in Guatemala.
Complete opportunity details
Participants spend service time painting and working on projects at a primary school. The organizer arranges meals, lodging, security and in-country transportation. The published per-person tour cost is US$1,950 for a single room, US$1,750 for a double room or US$1,650 for a triple-or-larger room; airfare is not included, and prices may change until the deposit is paid. A US$350 non-refundable deposit is due with the application.
Eligibility requirements
The organizer welcomes solo travelers, groups and families. Tour size is limited and acceptance is first-come, first-served; the organizer may deny an applicant if participation would pose a risk to students, staff or the programme. No minimum age is stated on the cited tour page, so no age threshold is inferred here.
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Verification notes
Verified against the Guatemala Literacy Project 2027 Helping Hands tour page and sign-up page on 2026-09-05 UTC. The 2026 tour is explicitly closed, while the 2027 tour shows a 27 May 2027 sign-up deadline and an active sign-up route. No closing time or timezone is stated, so only deadline_date is stored.
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