Kenya is Africa's quintessential Safari destination. In Kenya's native Swahili, the word Safari translates to 'journey'... the land that inspired some of Ernest Hemingway's greatest classics. OUR GIFT TO YOU FOR GIVING BACK? For arrivals from October 2010 onwards enjoy a FREE overnight camping safari on the shores of Lake Naivasha.
Kenya's population is hugely affected by the struggles of HIV/AIDS, poverty and unemployment. It is known to be one of the poorest countries in Africa. There are countless possibilities to impact the lives of those that are affected by HIV/AIDS related problems, such as in the Nairobi slums, surrounding orphanages, schools, and hospitals.
Volunteer with us on our Cape Town Teaching, Medical, Sports or Veterinary projects between the months of September 2010 and January 2011 and this is our gift to you... FREE TOUR OF THE FAMOUS CAPE WINELANDS AND FREE SCENIC PENINSULA & TABLE MOUNTAIN TOUR!
The outskirts of Cape Town are some of the poorest areas in Africa and there are countless possibilities to impact the lives of those that are affected by these difficulties through this project.Your mission on the Cape Town Medical and Clinic Assistance project is to make a positive impact on the community through providing much needed assistance to understaffed township clinics. Also help to uplift the community through education as you work with disadvantaged children in various pre-schools and day care centres.
This project is perfect for you if you don't want a formal classroom environment, but you'd like to lend a hand, help out and make a difference at one of the social centres we work with. Also, if you want first-hand experience of real South American culture and if you have initiative. You can also learn Spanish while you're there. No qualifications or previous experience are necessary, just a good dose of enthusiasm!>
Cost details:
When you're on your placement, if you'd like to extend your time, you can do so at a cost of £75 per additional week.
Duration details:
This placement can be extended for any length of time (many of our volunteers do!), subject to availability and any visa restrictions that may apply.
someone who wants to be involved in humanitarian projects that are helping to improve the quality of life and cultural integration of a population that is still trying to heel the wounds caused by civil war.
Anyone over the age of 18 wanting to make a difference to peoples lives in Ghana. You'll be involved with everything from building, sports, teaching and handing out mosquito nets plus you get to travel around Ghana. During 2011 we're building a school, so come and get involved!
Cost details:
What’s included: • Accommodation • Food (3 Meals a day) • All project materials • Safe drinking water • Met at Airport • All placement travel • Pre-departure training & support • In country Thrive Africa representatives • 24-hr Support
Duration details:
Placements are available from 1 month for any duration, a break in placement can be arranged to allow for volunteers wanting to travel.
people interested in development in action, social understanding and global issues, through teaching, practical projects and interaction with street children and their communities
Cost details:
£400 per extra month
Duration details:
This expedition can be extended to include teaching in slum or rural schools
Volunteer in Malawi for 2, 4, 8 or 12 weeks to focus on malaria prevention in underprivileged villages along the shores of Lake Malawi. Volunteers will become a member of a team that works on malaria prevention projects and helps the fight against malaria through malaria prevention initiatives and increasing malaria awareness in Malawi.
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