THE LINDERSVOLD BLOG
Stories, thoughts & politics
Stories, thoughts & politics
Discovering the Beauty of Faxe, Denmark
Nature all around When you join our school in Faxe, you don’t just discover a new programme, you discover a little corner of Denmark that feels like a hidden gem. Faxe is surrounded by soft, rolling fields and quiet forests where you can wander for hours. Just a short...
The Power of Finding Your People
There’s something special about walking into a room and realising that these are your people. People who care about the same things you do. People who light up when you talk about an idea instead of changing the subject. At Lindersvold, that’s the everyday reality, a...
Hands Across Countries Building Communities in Malawi Zambia and India
From the villages of Zambia to the fields of Malawi, and the bustling towns of India, community development is about more than buildings or programs: it’s about people coming together to create change that lasts. Projects thrive when local communities and volunteers...
Giving Clothes a Second Life: The Humana People to People
With our partner Humana People to People Federation, we believe that every shirt, every jacket, every pair of jeans has more than one story to tell. That’s why second-hand clothes collection is at the heart of what we do. Behind every donation is a chain of positive...
Learning by Doing: Why We Put Hands Before Homework
At Lindersvold, The Travelling School for Change, we believe learning isn’t something that only happens in a classroom, in neat rows, with pens scratching on paper. Real learning happens when your sleeves are rolled up, your hands are busy, and your mind is buzzing...
Living and Learning Together
A Community that feels like home At our volunteer school, life isn’t just about lessons and projects. It’s about the way we live together: how we share spaces, ideas, and responsibilities. We like to say the school is a little like a garden: it grows strong when...
A Day in the Life at Lindersvold
Life at Lindersvold has a rhythm, not rushed, but full. The day begins with the smell of coffee and fresh bread drifting from the kitchen. Breakfast is simple but lively, with sleepy smiles turning into morning chatter as we gather around the table. Afterward, it’s...
Volunteer Abroad Visa Guide: Get the Right Visa with Less Stress
Visa regulations can be one of the biggest hurdles when planning to volunteer abroad. This guide will give you everything you need to confidently secure the right visa. From understanding categories to avoiding hidden pitfalls, let’s break it down clearly...
29 Facts About Zambia for Volunteers: Essential Insights
Volunteering in Zambia is more than just a rewarding experience - it is a real adventure. You want to make a difference and ensure your time in Zambia is meaningful. In this guide, you will find all the essential facts you need to prepare for volunteering in Zambia,...
Volunteer Scholarships: How to Fund Your Global Impact
Are you dreaming of making a difference abroad but worried about the costs? You’re not alone - finances are one of the biggest barriers for future volunteers. This guide reveals the best scholarships, grants, and funding tips to turn your volunteering dreams into...
Volunteering Skills: What You Need – And Why the Volunteer for Change Training Makes a Difference
You’ve signed up to make a difference - but are you ready for what’s coming? Volunteering, especially abroad, demands far more than goodwill. It calls for cultural awareness, resilience, and the ability to adapt under pressure. That’s where structured preparation...
How Much Do Volunteer Programmes Cost? A Practical Guide to Budgeting and Getting the Most Value
You’ve finally found the volunteer programme that speaks to you. The cause is right. The location excites you. The community needs real support. It feels like the perfect match. Then comes the price tag - and suddenly, you’re not sure what you’re...
Volunteer for Change Programme Requirements
Thinking about volunteering abroad but unsure what’s involved? The Volunteer for Change programme at DRH Lindersvold offers a unique, hands-on opportunity to engage in community-led projects across the globe. Before you apply, it’s important to understand the...
Volunteer Abroad Programmes: The Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Right One For You
You want to make a real difference, see the world, and grow both personally and professionally. This complete guide will help you confidently choose the volunteer abroad programme that fits your goals perfectly. You’ll discover the benefits, the types of programmes...
Community Life
Community Life from Different Point of View24.04.2025 | By Asia MartiniWhen I was still at home, talking with my advisor on Zoom before the 3-month stay at DRH even started, she told me we would be living as a community. I thought, okay, that makes sense — we’ll all...
Welcome to India!
Welcome to India!10.04.2025 | By Nicoleta ConstantinSince in the present moment, I have a lot of time on my hands, and I don’t know what to do with myself, I thought, I could write a story about my welcoming in India! So, let go back to last week,...
How I Made My Way to DRH Lindersvold
How I Made My Way to DRH Lindersvold05.03.2025 | By Cláudia A I had the opportunity to travel from Copenhagen to DRH Lindersvold with two of my team mates: Claudia and Cristiano, both Italians. We agreed the day before that we would meet at the train station around...
Presentation of Myself
Presentation of Myself 24.03.2025 | By Celia García Ausín Hello everyone, my name is Celia García and I am a Spanish volunteer for the DRH Lindersvold DI program. Since I was young, I have always loved to get involved in social activities because I enjoy being around...
About me Marjory
About me Marjory18.03.2025 | By MarjoryMy names are Marjory Chisanga Ndawo, and I’m half South African and half Zambian. I was raised in Zambia, but I spent half of my upbringing in Denmark, where I currently live my multicultural background has greatly shaped who I...
Project – ADPP Teacher Training College in Bachil
Project - ADPP Teacher Training College in Bachil18.03.2025 | By Claudia Sofia Pinto de Almeida AlmeidaHello! We are two Portuguese women, Cláudia Sofia and Joana Pechirra, and we are about to complete our 3-month training at the Lindersvold School. We are filled with...
About me Lorenzo
About me Lorenzo18.03.2025 | By Lorenzo RinaldiHi everyone! My name is Lorenzo Rinaldi, I’m 27 years old, and I’m Italian. I studied international development cooperation, and I decided to start this project to continue my fieldwork journey and actively contribute to...
About me Claudia Sofia
Hello, my name is Cláudia Sofia, and it’s a pleasure to be here today to share a little about my life, my experiences, and the plans I have for the future. I am from Matosinhos, a charming city in the Porto district. I am 49 years old and the mother of a 19-year-old...
Creating Awareness
Creating Awareness13.03.2025 | By Nicoleta ConstantinLast week half of the students, of the January team 2025 from the 10 months program “Fighting with the poor”, the core group “Break the Loop”, were in Madrid visiting the Spain headquarters, the facilities and...
The Concept of HELP
The Concept of HELP26.02.2025 | By SilviaTo explore deep concepts such as "solidarity" and "humanism," we can perhaps start with the interpretation of one word that appears simple and easy, but hides a thousand meanings within: the word "help". What does it mean “to...