What does ABST mean in UNCLASSIFIED

An ABST offers many different types of volunteer opportunities that range from environmental cleaning or construction projects to community events and cultural exchange activities. Participants can choose the type of service they'd like to partake in, depending on their interests and goals.

Anyone over the age of 18 who is enrolled at least part-time in a college or university can participate on an ABST. Some trips have age limits for participants so make sure to check the specific details about each trip before booking your spot!

The duration of ABSTs vary greatly, depending on which trip you decide to join. They can range from five days up to two weeks or more! It's best to confirm the exact length of each trip when booking your spot so that you know how much time you'll need off work or classes.

You can search online for “Alternative Break Service Trips” or contact your school or local charities that offer these types of programs — they'll be able to give you all the necessary details about upcoming trips and what will be required if you decide sign up!

During most ABSTs, you will be working with local volunteers who may have vastly different cultural backgrounds than yourself; however, this is part of what makes participating in these trips so unique! Whenever possible, cultural exchanges are organized with the community where volunteers will stay and learn about each other's customs and traditions. Additionally, various free time activities such as guided tours through parks and museums may also be included in some trips!