Expeditioners will serve rural villages in the northern part of Ghana as well as adventure outside of Accra and take part in a Safari in Mole National Park.
Due to COVID-19, the Thanksgiving and Christmas break expeditions are still tentative. Should we proceed, some expeditions may not be offered. Registration is now scheduled to open July 1st, and we will keep updating this page with the most recent information.
There must be a minimum of 20-25 participants in order for an expedition to proceed. Please refrain from purchasing airfare until the expedition has been confirmed.
TRAVEL DATES & REGISTRATION
CHRISTMAS 2020
ARRIVAL: December 27, 2020 International flight arrival to Kotoka International Airport (ACC).
DEPARTURE: January 4, 2021 International flight departure from Kotoka International Airport (ACC) at any time.
PRE & POST TRAVEL
Expedition participants are free to organize their own travel before or after the expedition, but they must attend orientation the first day of the expedition and depart from the village the final day of the expedition. READ THE FAQs >
EXPEDITION FEES
$1,650 + airfare per person. Includes food, accommodations, ground transportation, in-country flights, Kakum National Park Canopy Walk, Safari in Mole National Park and project materials. A $300 deposit is required to reserve your reservation. *Participants must be at least eight (8) years old or older. FH is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. 100% of the expedition fee is tax deductible and can be funded through donations.
Each expedition includes at least one village-driven building project in which everyone is welcome to participate. The project is generally a school, clinic, or water system and is directed by local masons and foremen using local materials. Other areas of focus include training programs centered around business development, education, and healthcare. We strive to adapt each training to the individual needs of each community.
Each expedition includes at least one village-driven building project in which everyone is welcome to participate. The project is generally a school, clinic, or water system and is directed by local masons and foremen using local materials. Other areas of focus include training programs centered around business development, education, and healthcare. We strive to adapt each training to the individual needs of each community.
Family Humanitarian participants will work side-by-side with villagers throughout the day enjoying cultural events in the process. Hotel/Guest House accommodations with running water, electricity, and common eating areas can be anticipated. You will also have the opportunity to take a canopy walk and enjoy a Safari at Mole National Park.
