24 comments on “Volunteer Work Abroad Program Links”

1. Kenneth on July 23, 2012 at 10:51 am said:

   Change Volunteers helps people volunteer in Africa and Haiti for Free. If you are interested in saving money, check them out. http://www.changevolunteers.org

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2. Jessica on November 5, 2012 at 10:03 am said:

   I am currently volunteering with Promotion et Développement Humain (PDH) in Togo, West Africa.

   The stay is low cost, and the work rewarding. I hope to see more international volunteers join me soon. The local crew are lovely.

   http://www.pdh-togo.org

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3. Volunteer in Nepal on November 27, 2012 at 10:14 am said:

   Any one documentary film editor available for a month we need a volunteer in nepal ! We charge no cost but documentary editing volunteer will be responsible for his/her expenses their travel and living.
   

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   • wahba on November 27, 2012 at 10:35 am said:

     Hi, if you put together a post, I will put it up on our site and try to get some visibility to your need through our social media channels.
     thanks
     andrew

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4. Mwikali on November 28, 2012 at 12:19 pm said:

   http://www.twendevolunteer.com – low cost volunteering projects in Kenya

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5. Vanessa Vázques on December 30, 2012 at 9:25 am said:

   I was in Costa Rica Wildlife Sanctuary as a voluntare in Costa Rica. I had the opportunity to care animals as marines tourtles, monkeys, birds… This was an excellent and amazing experience for me and I want to recommend stay with this project. The website is http://www.costaricasanctuary.org

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6. Rebekah Ahmadi on January 6, 2013 at 6:16 am said:

   Cofradia’s Bilingual School offers many free volunteer opportunities and is currently recruiting 14 volunteers for the 2013/14 teaching team. Spanish skills and previous exerience is not neccesary, we are looking for hard working, determined and passionate people. I volunteered at CBS with my husband for 2 years and it was the best thing both of us ever did. It’s challenging but highly rewarding. Please look at our website/facebook and help us to recruit if possible! Thanks you

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   • Rebekah Ahmadi on January 7, 2013 at 12:07 pm said:

     http://www.cofradiaschool.com
     http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cofradias-Bilingual-School/90229785978?ref=ts&fref=ts

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7. heeals india on January 7, 2013 at 8:23 am said:

   Dear All ,

   If some wants to Volunteer/Internship work in India , and want to Make Difference in People’s Lives then please , share this among your network .

   for more details please visit us at : http://heeals.org/volunteer-zone-
   or mail us at :- communications(at)heeals.org

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8. Debbie on January 11, 2013 at 3:55 pm said:

   Sanctuary in Moín, Costa Rica. A beautiful place near the beach to learn a lot about different animals. You will be taking care of monkeys, sloths, owls, turtles and a lot more, who, unfortunally, are living in this center. Abusing animals is still a problem in Costa Rica, and they need a lot of help! It’s a special place to take care of the injured animals and at the same time meet a lot of different people and learn Spanish!

   I’ve booked two weeks volunteer-work, but stayed four weeks, just couldn’t leave the place. Bed and food included

   http://costaricasanctuary.org/

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   • wahba on January 13, 2013 at 3:13 pm said:

     thanks for sharing Debbie

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9. Shazar on January 13, 2013 at 7:54 am said:

   Great opportunity to come and volunteer with this vibrant and growing shelter for homeless children in a beautiful valley near Pune, India. Many diverse tasks to be done – low cost – simply to cover your accomodation and food. We welcome you for short periods and longer – please visit!
   Shazar recently posted…Volunteers from Joondalup Martial Arts Academy

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10. wahba on January 13, 2013 at 3:14 pm said:

    I checked out your site. Interesting story. Thanks for sharing
    wahba recently posted…Hostel Reception Volunteer – Nicaragua

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11. Sonati on January 19, 2013 at 2:40 pm said:

    Sonati is nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental education. They run a hostel and tour group where all profits finance environmental education and activities. They need help in hostel reception, trekking guides, as well as with environmental education and other areas such as English teachers. In some cases they are able to provide a free bed in a shared dorm. They have 2 location in Esteli and Leon. http://www.sonati.org

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12. Edem Dzidzienyo on January 31, 2013 at 12:49 pm said:

    Hamlet of Hope is a non-profit organization based in Ghana that accepts volunteers on a very low cost. Hamlet of Hope also offers flexible schedule for volunteers on her projects. We are currently looking for volunteers who are interested in teaching in schools where teachers are not enough. We are also accepting volunteers for our cultural, agricultural and apicultural projects. Kindly contact us for a placement.
    Thanks
    Edem
    Coordinator

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13. Lindsey Hethcote on February 14, 2013 at 4:38 pm said:

    I am currently volunteering at Awamaki and the programs are really great! There is a small fee for volunteering, but if a volunteer completes 6 months, half of the fee is returned to the volunteer! Those who stay for less than 6 months will not receive money back, but it is worth it all the same!

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14. La Tortuga Feliz on March 3, 2013 at 9:19 pm said:

    COSTA RICA – Not for profit turtle conservation program seeks keen and enthusiastic individuals to support with operations.
    Unique Island Location
    Beach Accommodations
    3 Meals Daily
    Spanish Lessons

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15. Monika Gergova on March 15, 2013 at 8:31 am said:

    Hello all,
    I want to share with you the unique volunteer opportunities the Kitega Community Center has to offer. The organization is undertaking many different projects and needs volunteers within the area of education, construction, healthcare and agriculture and farming. There are also opportunities for people who want to volunteer for HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention projects and Women empowerment projects as well.
    Among the sites given above there is a link to the Kitega Community Centre website, but that is the old link.
    The new website is: http://www.kitegacc.org
    If you are interested you can check the website or you can send an e-mail to: info@kitegacc.org

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16. Patrick Shead-Simmonds on March 25, 2013 at 6:15 am said:

    A volunteering opportunity in Guatemala!

    This is a great chance to be part of something new and to make a difference within Petén’s communities. Las Cruces and the villages surrounding it are seldom visited by tourists, giving volunteers the opportunity to truly integrate themselves with the local culture and make a great impression amongst those they help.
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    Volunteers will be working with the town hall, helping on community projects in Las Cruces and surrounding areas. You are likely to be working with the Women’s Office (Oficina Municipal de la Mujer), a department created to promote women’s rights, change discriminatory attitudes and provide the help needed to create a society in which there is gender equality. The specific work you will be doing will depend upon what projects will be running during the period you are volunteering. Should you have particular vocational skills or experience, you may be able to use these to great effect during your time here.

    There is no fee to volunteer, and volunteers will just have to pay for their food and accommodation. Furthermore, as we are not an organisation, the volunteers won’t have to pay anything to us, but directly for the food and accommodation themselves (although we will help them find accommodation prior to their arrival).

    Take a look at the website for more information!
    http://volunteerguatemala.wix.com/lascruces

    - Patrick Shead-Simmonds, Volunteer Coordinator

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17. Grace on April 5, 2013 at 2:03 am said:

    try http://anyep.org for low cost or free volunteer programs

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18. Grace on April 16, 2013 at 4:17 am said:

    Medical, teaching , social work volunteers and Interns required. Programs are open all year round.

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19. Francis Akumu on April 29, 2013 at 4:45 am said:

    Lifeskills Volunteers is a Kenya Non Profit organization that imparts life skills education and hand on activities to address the needy. We have 3 work Camps inviting 20 volunteers each the project shall be in June, July and August. All the locations are in the Western part of Kenya. As follows:
    1. Nyatike Girlchild Empowerment project (Start and End dates: 3rd – 29th June 2013)\\
    2. Uriri HIV/AIDS and Economic Empowerment project Start and End dates: 9th – 27th July 2013
    3. Sheltering the Widows and Orphans ( Simmerro) Start and End dates: 5th – 24th August 2013

    http://www.lifeskillsvolunteers.org
    The projects target Child headed home. The project package include visiting famous national Parks and existing sites. Be part of this lifetime experience
    Please visit our website: http://www.lifeskillsvolunteers.org

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20. New Life Foundation Thailand on May 21, 2013 at 9:49 pm said:

    Volunteer at an international mindfulness community in Northern Thailand!

    We’re an international mindful recovery community for people who are suffering because of addiction problems, stress, burnout, relationship issues or abuse, or who would simple like to work on self-development. The Foundation offers a wide variety of possibilities for volunteers to help and put their skills into practice. It is a great way to get some practical experience with sustainable agriculture, yoga and meditation, building mud (adobe) houses, massage therapy, preparing Thai meals and more. For more information please visit our website or contact info[at]newlifethaifoundation.com

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21. Mimi on June 17, 2013 at 2:14 pm said:

    Low cost volunteer position available in Costa Rica. Organic farm looking for volunteers for all aspects of farming. We are a family owned and run farm that produces vegetables and meats for our local organic farmers market. We need help in the garden as well as with the animals and on market day. English and Spanish are both spoken. If you are traveling in Costa Rica and have interest in sustainable living, organic and biodynamic farming methods, a super chill place to stay, please contact us! We are happy to give more details, just send us an email.

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