The kitchen is spacious and will bring you some local and international food with focus on vegetarian food with the option to add meat. You will find a small kiosk with necessities like drinks, snacks, toiletries, antibac and so on at the end of our street. A neighbor is in possession of a washing machine and will wash 1 kg clothing for 10k kip. The living room functions as a, well, living room, but this is also where some lectures with the student takes place. OUr volunteers usually relax on the second floor, on the terrace or in our big backyard. We hope to soon build a small terrace in the garden as well for those late evenings with good food and good friends. So, to conclude; the standard is very simple, probably simpler than you have ever come across. 

When we started welcoming volunteers to our jungle home, we were quite nervous about welcoming people to our simple home. To our surprise, we have not received one complaint yet. This just goes to show that our volunteers are coming to Aay's Village to help us with our mission for the children, and do not expect a hotel experience. 

Our home is clean and spacy and we figured that if it's more than good enough for us and our previous volunteers, then we hope you don't mind either. When we get a donation, we always try to make small changes to renovate our house, both for the children and our volunteers. It's a process and we welcome any suggestions for improvement!