Each YMCA group took the time to share their cultures with each other. Various nights were assigned for each YMCA to have a night to show everyone else the culture and ideas of their homelands. After the trip, the Atherton YMCA decided to conduct more work camps in areas other than the Philippines. They also hope more UH students will take advantage of this chance to embark on journeys all over the world. We really, really enjoy having more UH students participate in our programs and help participate in the international exchange experiences that we are going to be providing in the future.
Places being considered for exchange are Fiji, Hiroshima, Osaka, Bangladesh, China and Russia.
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