About the experience in: Ren’ai District, Taiwan
Spain
I volunteered with the project for a the project in winter, and while Mila, the manager, was attentive and open to feedback, the experience wasn't the best fit for me. Constant rain and cloudy weather made the city feel less lively, with limited entertainment options. Tasks felt more corporate-oriented, and cultural exchange opportunities were lacking during the off-season. The apartment facilities were basic, and the rooms had very poor insulation, making them extremely noisy. However, the project is well-located near beautiful spots like Shifen, Jiufen, and geoparks. Summer might be a better time to visit.
7 months ago
Mila replied
Thank you for your feedback. Keelung, as a port city, is known for its frequent rain, which we inform applicants about in advance. The accommodation and work details were clearly outlined before your arrival, and we made adjustments during your stay based on your input. While we encourage creativity and flexibility, it’s unfortunate the creative tasks you expressed interest in weren’t actively pursued. We value every participant’s efforts and will use your feedback to improve future experiences.