How is the life in the school? After 3 months these are Davids (April Team 2010) impressions about the program.

Our school is not just a place for the Development Instructors but also a place for young adults with special needs.

Watch out, if you are reading this article right now, it means you are already infected! Too late to turn back, too late to pretend it never happened, it won’t disappear when you wake up the next morning...

My story of my first three months as DI in DRH-Holsted.

We learnt about history, geography, economy, social, science and astronomy...

The story involved antelopes and so on it was a nice animal thing to tell for the visitors.

Alex's experiences on the first 3 months in DRH-Holsted.

My name is Paulo. I born in South America, Brazil. Today I am the DI Teacher of the July Team 2010 in Holsted.

Today my teacher Reka asked me to write few words about “how is to be a DI in Holsted”. Then I’ve started to think about it.

Uschi's first impressions in our school

My story is about Zambia, Hope Humana, and how the economical crisis might change development work.

I cannot begin this article without having to show off and tell you that DRH-Holsted, our school, we, won the second place of this extraordinary event and competition…

This ’visit’ or I can say 'living experience' in Mozambique has been absolutely amazing, inspiring, saddening, heart-wrenching and humbling all at the same time. It’s hard to describe these experiences, but I’m going to try my best.

A story of a fundraising...

Everything started in the year of 2008, I was busy with things what was connected with “normal” life, writing my thesis, studying for my final exam...

Here in Holsted we have special weekends quite often. It means a two-day-long program. It these days the whole school is concentrating on one special topic.