Our Global Community Leadership (GCL) team partnered with Utah State University to award participants with upper-division college credit upon the completion of a 5-month long hybrid curriculum and a two-week learning experience in Cambodia. Read about their experiences and learning de

Read our first   blog from our Peru    June   team! For the latest updates, be   sure to follow our  blog   and social media – Facebook   and   Instagram! Choosing to go on this phenomenal adventure was actually the hardest part. When my grandma told me our first month of summer would

Read our first blog from our Nepal June team! For the latest updates, be sure to follow our blog and social media – Facebook and Instagram!  We had the opportunity to go to an orphanage outside of Kathmandu and hear the amazing story of Til Bahadur Karki.  Til Bahadur Karki was born w

We are happy to announced, that despite the lack of internet, we have received our first blog from our Cambodia June team! For the latest updates, be sure to follow our blog and social media – Facebook and Instagram!  Our first day of construction went great. It was amazing to see all

Kina Masud is a Youthlinc Service Year Student and Team Blogger on the 2016-17 Kenya Team.  Kenya. A place that once scared me a little and made me wary has finally grown on me. In the beginning of my trip I can’t say that I was necessarily loving my living conditions. The first time

Read our latest blog from our Thailand 1 team! For the latest updates, be sure to follow our blog and social media – Facebook and Instagram!  Wednesday,  June 13 Today we jumped in with a full day ahead of us. Everybody had something scheduled in the morning, some of us had constructi

Read our first blog from our Thailand 1 team! For the latest updates, be sure to follow our blog and social media – Facebook and Instagram!  Monday, June  12th Despite the switching of days for the Opening Ceremony, the majority of the group went head first into construction, about 8

Raven Paraso is a Youthlinc Service Year Student and Team Blogger on the 2016-17 Kenya Team.  For me, Raven, a word I would use to describe this first week in Kenya would be memorable. For Amelia it would be new, and for Nikki it would be humbling. This is possibly one of the best thi

This year, we have over 300 Youthlinc Service Year students volunteering across the state. Youthlinc students must fulfill their local service requirement by contributing 80 hours of local service, with minimally 40 hours at one main service site. Collectively, they will serve over 24