LA Uncovered FAQs

LA Uncovered FAQs

LA Uncovered Alternative Break is an expansion of Hillel’s social justice work in the United States. Each day will be spent waking early to participate in intense hands-on volunteer work and spending evenings enjoying some of what LA has to offer, meeting with community members, delving into socio-economic issues, reflection and exploration of Jewish values.

More information on CEI's LA Uncovered Alternative Break:

General questions:
Is this a religious program?
What is the cost of the program?
Will there be time to visit my friends and family in LA?

Participation and Eligibility :
Who else will be going on these trips?
If I apply, am I automatically accepted into the program?
Where do I apply? Do I have to submit my application on line?
Who decides whether or not I am accepted? When do I find out if I am accepted?
Will my $125 be refunded if I am not accepted?
What if I am unable to participate at the last minute and the deadline for withdrawal has passed?
What is the $125 fee for?

Travel and Logistical Arrangements

Before the trip:
How much luggage can I bring? Is there a limit to the size of my bags?
What should I pack?
What if I can't leave on the assigned departure date for my school? Can I go early?

During the Trip:
What is the work like?
Do I need to be skilled in the above?
What are the accommodations like?
Are there any expenses while on the trip that I am responsible for?
What if I get sick? Do I need my own medical insurance?
What if I am unable to go at the last minute?
What happens in case of an emergency?

Programs, Meals, and Free Time :
Where is the program taking place this year?
What are the dates of the program?
Where will we stay?
Who will we be working with?
What will the meals be like?
What does a typical schedule of a day look like? How much will we work?
What happens on Shabbat?

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