..MISSIONS TRIP (cost are @ the bottom of the page) If you wish to travel to Colombia, please give us a call.

Items to bring: It is vital you bring each item listed below. Please use as a “check off” list before you close your luggage.

TRIP ITINERARY: We encourage you to wonder close by and visit/talk to families. offer prayer if you feel led, and always leave your blessings even whisper it silently.

  • Please be prepared to walk. It’s very hot and humid. The walk at times can be difficult. So please bring (2) comfortable shoes. Sneakers are fine or hiking shoes (Sports Authority)

  • Breakfast- @ 8am, Lunch @1pm, Dinner @ 7pm (you may purchase snacks, available with a family we know called Orfelina.)

  • 1st day we are able to do some sight seeing, The trip has beautiful mountains, coastal views culture and tourist attractions on the way to our project site. (4 ½ hr trip from Capital - Santo Domingo to our project site - Juan Santiago see the map below)

  • 2nd day clothing children and families. Visiting the town of "La Tinaja" here the walk is up a mountain is can be very rough, it's a 1 hour walk.

  • 3rd day clothing children and families. Visiting the church service. We will be doing events with the youth and children, make sure you bring yarn, colors to paint there hands or faces.

  • 4th day we try to rest a little, and do little bit of walking and visit the town of Sabana Chen.

  • 5th day traveling back to the capital – Santo Domingo.

    *Each evening we reflect on what we as a group experienced, and do a Bible devotional. If you play guitar or piano, please bring that.


CHECK LIST, please bring each of these items with you in a back pack.

  • $10. ready to pay for the tourist card in Dominican Republic airport
  • US Passport
  • Wear an orange T shirt for the trip.
  • Extra Clothes that you could donate to these citizens.
  • Sleeping bag. (we will be sleeping in our large tent, located on our land)
  • Extra Cash in your pocket, single dollars. No large bills over $10. US dollar.
  • Camera, Video camera, etc. if you wish to record.
  • Extra pair of shoes - in case they get wet.
  • Flashlight & extra batteries.
  • Insect Repellent - Purchase the brand "OFF" it's in a green can.
  • Mosquito net for your bed (sleeping bag)
  • Snacks, like Oreo cookies, potato chips, etc. from Miami. To carry with you on the trip. (backpack)
  • Towels bring 2
  • Dry soap (antibacterial), shampoo.
  • Tooth brush, tooth paste
  • Tylenol - in case you get a headache.
  • Booties, the ones you wear for the beach. (these shoes used for you to bathe)
  • Anti bacteria hand sanitizer 2.Oz size to carry with you in your backpack.
  • make sure you bring a small bag (6''x4'') or a plastic bag to hold the items you will use to bathe. That way you can carry them with you to the river, or bathroom.

Packing - Luggage: Please bring a backpack, its very necessary, and one large bag, not weighing more then 45 lbs. (with wheels please.)

About, location, & is it safe? Dominican Republic is one of the safest countries in Latin America. The people are very friendly. There is no need to worry. We have been working here with the poor and children since 2001 visiting in the past year (2006) over 5 times. We are well known in these towns and will take you to meet most of the folks. Our trips set us apart, because we are very adventurous. You also have the option of bathing in the river which is a favorite. We have our own cooks that will prepare our meals each day. Very tasty! This is the route to our project, located in Provincia Elias Pina" an hour away from "San Juan de la Maguana" . .

Clothing & travel information:
The best clothing I believe is carpenter pants; you have plenty of pockets and shorts. Old Navy has good prices. Light t-shirts and two pairs of shoes in case one of them gets wet.

Documents to travel: A valid US passport and photo ID. Make sure you keep your passport in a safe place.

Electricity: 110 volts as in the US.

Money: The American dollar varies constantly as of Jan 07’ its worth is 32 Dominican pesos – (www.oanda.com/convert/classic ) Money exchange is done at the Dominican Airport upon arrival.

Weather: In the 80's, it is very hot you must be drinking water constantly. There is no air conditioning.

Food: You can purchase bottled water, snacks, sodas, etc. There is a small Mercado next door to our project site. Do not drink water if it is not bottled. We have a cook, so the food is very good.

 

TO TRAVEL WITH US: See the map @ the bottom of page a release form must be filled out, and notarized. Also a background check will be conducted. Reference letters from a pastor is also needed. SEE THE COST CHART BELOW.

   
   

 

 

Read below for those who wish to travel with us on a later date.

nchildorg@hotmail.com

786.499.5334

 

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Airfare (varies) usually between > $250 -$300 with spiritair.com
Breakfast, lunch, dinner (lodging is very rustic) $6. per person per day (5 DAYS = $30).
Tourist card $10. pay @ the airport in D.R. bring $10. US
Transportation to and from airport $14. round trip
Application fee non refundable (used for guide's expenses) $20. if teen $10.
*Extra cash for your personal expenses $15-30. we convert to Pesos in D.R. Airport


TOTAL for a 5 day trip - Adult $324. assuming airfare at >>$250.) *EXTRA CASH $15-30.

TOTAL for UNDER 18 yrs of age $314.

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