Community Collaborations International (CCI) works with universities, high schools, youth programs, families, church groups and others to provide support for service oriented travel in the US and internationally. Our goal is to place volunteers where they are needed most and to provide a safe and fulfilling volunteer experience.

CCI managed over 1000 volunteers from thirty Universities and other groups providing disaster relief and completing environmental and human service projects internationally.

Description:
CCI provided lodging, food, and work project coordination for over 1000 students and faculty from colleges and universities across the country last year. We accomplished a great deal but much more needs to be done. This year well planned project identification will be more important than ever. CCI will begin coordinating volunteer groups interested in providing support beginning November 1 and continuing through the end of May.

CCI connects worthy local projects with volunteers around the world. Many local organizations are doing great work in their communities, but don't have the resources required to recruit international volunteers. CCI collaborates with these organizations and the volunteers needed to make their projects a success. All volunteer programs depend on the skilled coordination of a variety of elements: enthusiastic volunteers, meaningful work, organized projects, and supportive staff. It is our goal at CCI to orchestrate this process for you. We use our global experience and resources to provide volunteer experiences that bring pride and satisfaction to everyone involved.

History:
Since 1994, we have provided technical assistance and program development support to conservation and educational organizations nationally and internationally. CCI has provided consulting services to the Corporation for National Service, The U.S. Forest Service, The White House Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, the National Association of Service and Conservation Corps

CCI works in coordination with United Nations Development Program funded Cooprena RL, Cahuita National Park, Recicaribe, The Costa Rican Ministry for the Environment, The Talamancan Association of Ecotourism and Conservation, Opportunity Access,Ecotrackers, Habitat for Humanity, Fundacion Jatun Sacha and Asociacion ANAI winner of the prestigious United Nations Equator Award and many other national and international programs dedicated to providing volunteer services where they are needed most.

Contact person: Steven Boisvert, Director, (425) 350-0967, (email)
Office fax number: (212) 208-2522

Address:

4801 Sheboygan Ave Suite 508 Madison, WI 53705 (See a map)

Web Site: http://www.communitycollaborations.org

Directions:

Behind Hilldale shopping center across form the State Department of Transportation Building.   Nearest Bus Stop: 4801 Sheboygan, 1 minute walk

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