If CSLI is what we do, then UTW is the heart of who we are. Just ask anyone who has come to our school, including the tens of thousands of students from over 100 countries, the dynamic teachers and staff, caring homestay families, and dedicated support services agents. And through our facebook community we stay in touch. Many meaningful encounters at CSLI have taught us that we are not all that different. Many of us are lucky enough to have traveled and met people from other countries & cultures and we have come to realise that not everyone has the same opportunity for education. Our mission is to nurture greater tolerance & understanding between cultures and create a world that is a little smaller & better connected.
CSLI & UTW have also formed a formidable partnership with Rose Charities Canada (registered Canadian charity#859442303RR0001) with joint projects in tsunami & war-torn Sri Lanka. All charity efforts are done in a professional & dignified manner where 100% of all funds raised go directly to those in need. We have no religious or political affiliation and have had great success.
| Overseas Volunteer Program |
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| Jonathan Hall becomes the latest UTW volunteer to contribute in Sri Lanka. He departs September 2012 for three months and will be putting his qualified teaching skills to use in Kalmunai, teaching English to local staff, students and teachers.Contact Rose Charities in Vancouver if you wish to share in this amazing experience. Read Jonos blog from the field |
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| Microcredit Sustainability Tour |
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| UTW biked across Canada mostly along the Trans Canada Trail & highways (coast to coast) to create greater awareness as to the benefits of micro credit in creating true sustainability for communities in economic need. Cycling on roads & unsealed trails with little more than a day’s provisions (more than what half of the world’s population has to sustain themselves), our tour completed in Halifax on August 24, 2012) … |
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