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    • Day 2

      Arriving in Delhi

      February 3, 2019 in India ⋅ 🌫 17 °C

      I arrived at the airport and after struggling to find my taxi driver, I managed to eventually make it to the volunteer house! Me and a new South African friend arrived together and got a tour of the family home, it was colourful and I was put in a 10 bed dorm! We spent the day chatting and getting to know each other and the other volunteers. We then had a slightly dodgy sweet corn curry followed by a trip to the supermarket to stock up on essentials (oranges and biscuits in my case). We came back and sat on the terrace with this sunset whilst chatting and having a yum dinner! 🇮🇳Read more

    • Day 28

      Henna

      October 27, 2023 in India ⋅ ☀️ 82 °F

      Likely the first of many henna I’ll have done here✌️

    • Day 10

      Day 8

      November 7, 2023 in India ⋅ 🌙 24 °C

      Hello
      Pas grand choses aujourd'hui.
      Nous avons planter des plantes dans un parc, c'était fun 😉

    • Day 4

      An amazing day

      February 5, 2019 in India ⋅ 🌫 21 °C

      Today I had an incredible day. It was my first time going to the slums to the proper area that PMGY have set up. We arrived and the free slum clinic and local school were right next door. First we went into the school and watched the children’s assembly where they sung and danced for us, it was so sweet. I then Went to the slum clinic and sat with an amazing doctor who volunteers here 5 times a week. We met about 40 local patients all in about 2.5 hours and then I would take their blood pressure and details and the doctor would write prescriptions. All the medicine that was given out is funded by PMGY so it is an incredible free health clinic for the local people. It was right next to a slum school and basically Vishy the guy who runs PMGY funds the slum school and slum clinic and all the medication they give out, it’s amazing! We then went outside and played kebaddi with the children for playtime, played skipping and then they sung to us was so funny! In the afternoon we went to an orphanage and the children were so cute. We sat with them and gave them questions as homework and then we danced and played with them! Was so fun :)Read more

    • Day 6

      Day 4

      February 7, 2019 in India ⋅ 🌫 17 °C

      Today was such a busy day!! this morning I woke up early so I could have the best breakfast but we got taken down to pray downstairs and it took 35 minutes, I had to rush my breakfast in the end lol! The priest threw water on us and gave us a bindi! I first went to the slums and went to the children’s assembly where they sung and danced for us! The female doctor then took me with her to the medical slum clinic and today there were more women than yesterday. I gave out 4 vitamin D shots and cleaned wounds again, it was so interesting! We even saw an infected C-section wound from 3 years ago that the doctor assessed and explained what the course of action would be. I was then asked by the same teacher as yesterday to teach a second part to my decimal lesson in the tiny classroom. It was actually amazing, at the start they couldn’t understand how to order decimals in ascending and descending order and by the end they could do it, I even had to set them homework and promise the teacher I would come back tomorrow after the slum clinic to help again! We then came back for some needed lunch and half way through eating Vishy ran in saying there is a surgery if anyone wants to go. Me and one other girl were like we’ll go so we got in Vishy’s car and drove to a different slum hospital. We watched a lady hAve a hysterectomy where her uterus got removed. The surgeon said there would be another C-section later on so we waited not knowing how long it would be. The lady was induced and unfortunately she needed a C-section so we were lucky we waited! We then watched the C-section and it was just as aamazing as last time. The lady did lose quite a lot of blood which was stressful but she was okay and the baby was a gorgeous healthy baby girl! It was amazing. We then came back and had samosas they were so yum! We had been told that there was a boys orphanage next door that we could go to any time so Hannah, Bri and Summer went next door and played UNO and did magic tricks with the boys, it was so fun! We are definitely gonna go back in the evenings!Read more

    • Day 20

      Rückfahrt nach Delhi

      August 3, 2011 in India ⋅ ⛅ 28 °C

      Heute Morgen galt es früh aufzustehen. Um 04:30 Uhr stand auf dem
      Programm der Sonnenaufgang beim Taj Mahal.
      Da der Taj Mahal um diese Zeit noch geschlossen war, positionierten wir
      uns auf der Rückseite des Tempels am Ufer des Flusses Yamuna.
      Für mich wird es ein unvergessliches Erlebnis bleiben.
      Von Minute zu Minute konnten man sehen wie die Sonne am Horizont
      sich abhob und der weisse Marmor des Taj Mahl bei der Sonneneinstrahlung ständig die Farben wechselte.
      Am späten Morgen fuhren wir auf der Autobahn wieder nach Delhli zurück.
      Auch heute Morgen gab es genügend interessante Eindrücke auf der
      Autobahn zu sehen.
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    • Day 11

      Back in the slums

      February 12, 2019 in India ⋅ 🌫 13 °C

      Today was so much fun! We started off going to the slums this morning and dancing with the children in the assembly. I then headed to join the female doctor in the slum clinic and sat with her as loads and loads of patients came in. She gave me a job to give out injections to over 10 women one by one and she only showed me how to do it once! It was so scary but so cool to be so hands on. I then got to do a mini ultrasound on a lady who was 6 months pregnant and could hear the heart beat of the baby it was amazing. I got to feel the baby and she was explaining the position of the baby in the tummy. Was so cool! After this, I helped paint some of the walls in the school building that has just been built and then played with the kids in the playground! We then came back to the house and had a yummy lunch before heading off to the mixed orphanage. It was so chilled as we bought a book of geometric patterns for the children to colour so we all sat there chatting doing that, it was so fun! After this they danced and sung for us before we left about 5:30. We came back, had dinner and Nutella topped chappatis (which we realised taste vaguely like Nutella crepes) and headed next door to play UNO with the boys in the orphanage next door. Was such a fun day!Read more

    • Day 12

      Such a good day :)

      February 13, 2019 in India ⋅ ⛅ 24 °C

      Today was SUCH a good day I loved every second. We decided to go to a different medical project this morning and do the medical camp instead of the slum clinic and it was so good! We had to do so much hands on work and loved it. We took names ages what the problem was, took blood pressure blood sugar and then gave out prescriptions, it was so much fun and we met so many people from the community. It was so busy and the people just kept coming we even had to say no to a few as we needed to finish up! We also had to clean wounds and replace dressings so it was so interesting! We then came back for lunch and I had another freezing bucket shower it was terrible hahaha. At 3.30 the tuk tuk picked us up and we had the most amazing evening ever. We had said we wanted to do the home visit this evening and it was actually a visit to our tuk tuk drivers house. We drove about 10 minutes in Faridabad and arrived in his town, like 20 children were there to greet us and then we got given flower garlands and got dressed up in Saris by the women and makeup and hair done, it was so cute! We played with the children, taught them English dances and they taught us Indian ones and had one million cuddles with them all, they were adorable! The family gave us dinner and all the children from the town came to sit with us it was adorable. Honestly one of the best evenings ever! Basically all the children from the town waved us off, didn’t wanna leave!Read more

    • Day 121

      Delhi (Noida), India

      October 5, 2015 in India ⋅ 🌙 34 °C

      Four months in India and the words to describe the experience elude me. Ending in Delhi with a friend to get a dose of what it is like to work like a real person and enjoy a pleasant routine -- he did the former, I did the latter (and watched Planet Earth documentaries and Friends for two afternoons in a row). Huge thanks to Ashish for the immaculate hospitality and being a proper tour guide through Red Fort and the Moslem quarter. Glad I managed to get such great shots of you to post. Next stop, Nepal.Read more

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