Experiential 
Educational
Programs

Our Gobi Desert Resilience Building Program focuses on enhancing students' Adaptability Quotient (AQ) and Emotional Intelligence (EQ). Throughout the program, students will engage in assignments designed to foster:

• Group decision-making

• Team-building challenges

• Leadership rotations

• Reflection and feedback sessions

• Participation in service projects

• Peer mentorship

• Cultural immersion activities

• Reflective journaling

Our Helping the Herders Mongolia experiential educational program is designed to enhance the Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and Social Intelligence (SQ) of children aged 9-16. Through hands-on learning in the Mongolian countryside, participants will engage in activities that build:

• Empathy and interpersonal communication

• Collaborative problem-solving

• Teamwork and cooperation

• Leadership development

• Cultural exchange and understanding

• Service projects supporting local herder families

• Reflection and feedback sessions

• Personal growth through journaling and self-reflection

Due to the modern lifestyle, our children’s sight and hearing senses are more developed than the rest. And we don’t often notice that it puts a strain on the child’s brain and causes stress to our little ones.

 

Benefits of our "Five senses tour":

 

• Improve child’s memory and imagination

• Helps to calm a fussy and irritable child

• Vocabulary will become rich

• By stimulating the senses of the fingers, brain relaxes and stress is relieved.

• By being introduced to a new environment, child’s ability to adapt to the environment will improve

• Develop child’s creativity

• Strengthening small motor skills as well as big muscle development

Our Elephant Welfare Program offers students a hands-on opportunity to work alongside mahouts and local community members to provide supplementary food for the elephants. Participants will engage in:

• Propagating key elephant-diet plants like bamboo in nurseries for replanting in the forest

• Working on community farms to grow and harvest additional treats like pumpkin and sugarcane

• Ensuring a steady food supply during the dry season when fresh grass and leaves are scarce

Produce grown on community land will be sold to the sanctuary at a reduced price, helping reduce operational costs while providing local farmers with extra income. By supporting this project, students contribute to a sustainable model that benefits both the elephants and the community, creating a lasting positive impact throughout the region.

Our Sea Turtle Conservation Program provides students with a unique opportunity to contribute directly to the preservation and recovery of endangered sea turtles along Thailand's Andaman Coast. Participants will engage in:

• Assisting in the care of rescued turtles, including cleaning enclosures and helping apply treatments to injuries under the guidance of trained staff.

• Raising awareness about pollution and its effects on sea turtle habitats, working with the community to promote sustainable practices.

• Organizing and participating in a beach cleanup, aiming to restore vital nesting areas where turtles can safely lay their eggs.

• Helping to maintain turtle hatcheries, ensuring that baby turtles have a safe environment before being released into the ocean.

Through these activities, students will play an essential role in ensuring that future generations of sea turtles can thrive, supporting a broader environmental impact along Thailand’s beautiful coastline.