Visit El Porvenir – Service Trips That Change Lives
Travel to rural Nicaragua and be part of meaningful, hands-on projects that help families access clean water, sanitation, and healthier living conditions.
A Journey That Goes Beyond Volunteering
Joining a service trip with El Porvenir is not just about travel—it’s about connection, learning, and contribution. You’ll work alongside local communities, understand the challenges they face, and help build sustainable solutions that change lives.
-
Hands-on work in water and sanitation projects
-
Cultural exchange with rural Nicaraguan communities
-
Safe, guided, and well-organized experiences
-
A chance to make a tangible difference
Who These Trips Are For
Our trips are open to individuals, universities, church groups, NGOs, professionals, and anyone with a heart for service. No technical experience is required—just a willingness to learn and help.
-
Students and young professionals
-
Church and community groups
-
Corporate and NGO teams
-
Families and individual volunteers
Video Channel Name
Hands-On Work With Real Impact
Volunteers work side-by-side with El Porvenir’s local team to help build latrines, install water systems, and promote safe hygiene practices. Every project is designed to create long-term, sustainable change.
-
Construct eco-latrines
-
Support access to clean water systems
-
Participate in hygiene education
-
Work directly with community members
What Your Trip Includes
Trip costs range between $1,700 and $2,000, depending on the type of project, length of stay, and activities. Cost includes
-
Meals
-
Lodging
-
In-country transportation
-
Translation
-
Recreation
-
Materials for the project
Participants are responsible for
-
Travel health insurance
-
Round-trip airline tickets
-
Nicaraguan visa fee ($10)
-
Extras such as alcoholic beverages, snacks, and souvenirs
Ready to Join a Life-Changing Experience?
Take the first step toward a journey that transforms both the communities you’ll serve and your own life.
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR SERVICE TRIPS ON THE FAQ PAGE
MEET YOUR GUIDES
Dora Leiva
Dora has her undergraduate degree in psychology and her master’s degree in sexual and reproductive health. Through her work, she has visited some of the most remote areas in Nicaragua and enjoys learning about the people in different regions. In her spare time, Dora enjoys going to church and spending time with family and friends. She is a great cook and loves to dance.
José Solis Ruíz
Jose studied engineering in agricultural production systems at the University of Central American. He also studied English translation. He has worked with US groups since 2011, and when not working, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing with his kids and his nieces and nephews. He loves to cook and to listen to all types of music.
Marcos Rodríguez
Marcos has worked as an interpreter with medical, ecotourism, and volunteer groups in Nicaragua since 1995. He has had the opportunity to work in some of the poorest communities in the country and loves learning about different aspects of Nicaraguan and US culture. When not working, he spends time with his family. He likes to sing karaoke and his favorite music is from the 70s and 80s.
Enrique Centeno
Enrique joined the El Porvenir team in 2022 and has warmly welcomed numerous visitors. With a background in communication, he has a passion for photography, cinema, and history. He enjoys spending hours discussing fascinating topics, particularly history and science fiction books. His enthusiasm for storytelling and knowledge makes every conversation memorable!