Adjah Cancer Support Ghana (ACSG) is a volunteer-driven organization in Ghana committed to supporting communities through health education, community service, and volunteer engagement. We welcome local and international volunteers who want to make a positive difference while experiencing Ghanaian culture and community life. Our School Volunteer Placement connects volunteers with local schools to support teachers and contribute to children's learning and development. Through classroom assistance, reading activities, basic mathematics, educational games, creative learning, and extracurricular activities, volunteers help create an engaging and supportive learning environment for students. Volunteers work alongside local teachers and school staff, sharing their skills, ideas, and enthusiasm while learning about Ghana's educational system, traditions, and way of life. Our placement is suitable for individuals who are passionate about education, enjoy working with children, and are willing to learn and adapt to a new cultural environment. We aim to promote meaningful cultural exchange, responsible volunteering, and community participation. Volunteers receive orientation and local support throughout their placement, with accommodation and three meals per day included in the program. Child safeguarding is an important part of our approach. Volunteers are expected to respect school rules, follow safeguarding policies, and work under the guidance of authorized school staff. By joining our School Volunteer Placement, you can contribute to children's educational experiences, build cross-cultural friendships, develop new perspectives, and enjoy a rewarding volunteer experience in Ghana.
Restore Nature Uganda is a community-based environmental organization based in Uganda. Our mission is to restore degraded landscapes, combat climate change, and improve livelihoods through tree planting, environmental education, sustainable agriculture, and community empowerment. We work closely with schools, local communities, women, and young people to create greener and healthier environments. Volunteers become part of our daily activities, helping to plant trees, establish school gardens, teach environmental awareness, support community outreach, and assist with creative projects such as photography, social media, fundraising, and documentation. Life with us offers a genuine cultural exchange. Volunteers stay in a welcoming community, where they experience Ugandan culture, enjoy local food, and take part in everyday village life while making a meaningful contribution to environmental conservation.
Kingdom Mission International (KMI) Foundation Thailand is a registered charitable organisation based in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai Province, in the Golden Triangle region of northern Thailand. We are committed to empowering vulnerable communities through education, practical skills development, leadership training, and sustainable community development. Our work serves local Thai communities, hill tribe people, and people from Myanmar and Laos, including displaced and vulnerable families who face barriers to education and employment opportunities. At KMI, we believe education, meaningful relationships, and community involvement can create lasting change. We work with local schools, students, families, and communities to provide educational support, develop practical skills, and create opportunities for a brighter future. We welcome international volunteers who are passionate about serving others and sharing their knowledge and experience. Volunteers can contribute by assisting with English classes in local schools, supporting educational activities, helping in villages, participating in community outreach, and using their skills to support local initiatives. Volunteering with KMI is an opportunity to experience Thai culture, build cross-cultural friendships, learn from local communities, and make a meaningful contribution to the lives of others. We provide volunteer accommodation at our mission headquarters in Mae Sai. Volunteers are responsible for their own travel and food expenses. Visa-related supporting documents are provided following selection, subject to applicable requirements. Whether you are a teacher, student, professional, or someone who simply wants to make a difference, we invite you to join us in serving communities and creating opportunities through education and practical support.
We are a marine conservation organisation with over a decade of hands-on experience protecting the reefs of Koh Tao. Our focus is to protect coral reefs through restoration, research, education, and community action. We train both divers and non-divers to take part in real conservation work, including coral restoration, reef monitoring, citizen science, internships, and environmental initiatives. We collaborate with local dive centres to promote a united, science-based approach to reef protection. As climate change and human impact continue to threaten marine ecosystems, our mission is to provide practical skills and real field experience that participants can apply beyond the program. Our projects focus on both natural and artificial reefs, collecting long-term data and actively supporting reef health improvement. Whether a beginner or experienced, everyone can get involved in meaningful marine conservation.
I am Omoto Abraham Owuor, 36 years old, married to Sharon, with 2 kids, Rhyan and Ashley. I am the K5 Village Project Director. The project started in 2016 to support the community through farming techniques, permaculture, organic farming, and mixed farming. The project supports socio-economic activities in a remote community in Homa Bay, Kenya. We are aiming at improving living standards through education, community support, and farming. I am a qualified permaculture teacher. I welcome you all to join us.
St. Dominic Health Care Services (SDHCS) is a community-based organization located in Njeru Municipality, Buikwe District, Uganda. Founded in 2012 and registered as a Community-Based Organization in 2014, SDHCS was established to respond to the healthcare challenges faced by vulnerable and underserved families in our community. Our mission is to provide accessible, affordable, and quality healthcare services to vulnerable communities, with a focus on maternal and child health, community health, disease prevention, and improved livelihoods. We believe that everyone deserves access to basic healthcare, dignity, and the opportunity to live a healthy life. Over the years, SDHCS has grown through community participation, local partnerships, dedicated staff, volunteers, and supporters. Our work includes maternal and child health, HIV/AIDS prevention and support, family planning, sexual and reproductive health, immunization, nutrition, health education, community outreach, and support for vulnerable children, young people, and older people. Our health facility provides services to families who may face financial and other barriers to accessing healthcare. We also take health education and other services into the community through outreach activities, helping people understand how they can prevent disease and improve their health. We welcome volunteers who want to learn, share their skills, and contribute to meaningful community work. Depending on their interests and qualifications, volunteers can support health education, community outreach, children's and youth activities, elderly support, administration, communications, fundraising, and other appropriate activities. At SDHCS, we value respect, teamwork, cultural exchange, learning, and service. We hope every volunteer will leave with a deeper understanding of community health in Uganda while knowing that their time and contribution have made a positive difference.
Adjah Cancer Support Ghana is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization dedicated to supporting people affected by cancer and promoting community health education in Ghana. Through our community outreach, awareness campaigns, patient support initiatives, and volunteer programmes, we work to improve access to cancer information, encourage early detection, and support vulnerable patients. Our volunteer opportunities include Hospital-Based Electives Placement and School Volunteer Placement, providing opportunities for international volunteers to learn, share knowledge, support communities, and experience Ghanaian culture. We welcome compassionate and responsible volunteers who want to contribute to healthcare education, community development, and meaningful service. Our motto: So no one faces cancer alone.
Imara Community Growth Network (ICGN) is a community-based organization located in rural Kenya, dedicated to improving the lives of children, youth, and vulnerable families through education, empowerment, and sustainable community development. Our vision is to build thriving, self-reliant communities where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed. Our mission is to promote education, child welfare, environmental conservation, and community empowerment through locally driven initiatives that create lasting positive change. The story of ICGN began with a simple desire to respond to the challenges facing children and families in our community. Many children were growing up in poverty, facing barriers to education, inadequate learning resources, food insecurity, and limited opportunities to reach their full potential. Seeing these struggles firsthand, local community members came together with a shared commitment to support vulnerable children and create pathways for a better future. What started as a small grassroots effort gradually grew into a trusted community network working closely with schools, families, and local leaders. Through dedication, volunteer support, and community partnerships, ICGN has expanded its activities to include educational support programs, mentorship, sports and recreation initiatives, environmental conservation projects, community outreach, and family empowerment activities. Today, ICGN works with children from diverse backgrounds, helping them access learning opportunities, develop confidence, and build essential life skills. We believe that sustainable development begins at the community level and that local people are best placed to identify and address their own challenges. For this reason, all our programs are designed and implemented in partnership with the communities we serve. Volunteers are an important part of our journey, as they share their skills, knowledge, and time to support our mission.
Volunteering India is a Jaipur‑based, non‑profit volunteer organization that connects caring individuals with grassroots projects in rural Rajasthan, focusing on environment protection, child education, healthcare and community development. All of us have heard much about saving Mother Earth through summits, speeches and articles, but real change begins when each of us says “Myself” and decides to act for the society we live in. Inspired by the saying “The journey of thousand miles begins with one step”, Volunteering India was started by a small group of people with a burning passion to improve the lives of the downtrodden and neglected around them. Their commitment to making a difference shaped what Volunteering India is today—a platform for volunteers from around the world to turn compassion into action.
Our English Teaching Program gives international volunteers the opportunity to support children and young people in a local Sri Lankan community while experiencing everyday village life and culture. At Akuratatha, we believe that learning English can create valuable opportunities for children in the future. Many children in rural areas have limited opportunities to practise speaking English outside school. Volunteers can help make learning more enjoyable, practical, and confidence-building through friendly and interactive lessons. Volunteers do not need to be professional teachers. We welcome people who are patient, friendly, responsible, and enthusiastic about working with children. You can use your own ideas and skills to make lessons interesting through conversations, games, songs, storytelling, reading, drawing, educational activities, and simple sports or creative activities. The teaching environment is informal and supportive. Volunteers can work with children at different English levels and adapt activities according to their abilities. The main aim is to help children become more comfortable using English and to encourage them to communicate without being afraid of making mistakes. This program is also a cultural exchange. Volunteers will have the chance to meet local families, experience Sri Lankan village life, enjoy traditional Sri Lankan food, and learn about local customs and daily life. At the same time, children can learn about different countries and cultures from their international volunteers. Akuratatha is a simple, family-based organisation, and we personally welcome our volunteers and support them during their stay. Volunteers become part of our community rather than simply attending a placement. During your free time, you can explore the beautiful southern coast of Sri Lanka, including Weligama, Mirissa, Ahangama, Matara, and Galle. You can enjoy swimming, surfing, diving, beaches, local markets, cultural sites, and wildlife safaris.
MONO International School began with a simple belief: where a child is born should not decide how far they can go. In 2017, after more than 20 years working in education, our founder, Mak Sreymao, chose to leave her established career and dedicate her experience to creating new opportunities for children in one of Cambodia’s more remote communities. She started MONO in Thma Bang, Koh Kong Province, where access to quality education and English learning has been limited. What began with small English and mathematics classes for local children gradually grew into a registered kindergarten and a growing learning community. Today, MONO supports young children and students through kindergarten education, English and mathematics, after-school learning, life skills, leadership, and community activities. Our mission is not simply to teach lessons. We want children to discover confidence, curiosity, and the belief that their future can be bigger than the place where they were born. We believe education can open doors that children may not yet be able to see. MONO is located in a peaceful, remote forest community, surrounded by nature and close to the everyday life of local Cambodian families. For volunteers, this is an opportunity to step away from ordinary tourism and experience a different side of Cambodia—living locally, sharing cultures, learning from one another, and becoming part of a small community. When you volunteer with MONO, you are not just visiting a beautiful, remote place. You are sharing your time, knowledge, and heart with children who may remember your encouragement long after you leave. Come to teach, share, learn, and inspire—and leave knowing that you became part of MONO’s story.
Samvedna Sansthan, Ajmer is a social organization committed to empowering underprivileged families living in urban slum areas. The organization works to connect children with education, empower women through Self Help Groups, and link communities with healthcare services and government welfare plans. Our vision is to build an inclusive society where every child is educated, every family is healthy, and every individual has access to dignified livelihood opportunities. Our mission is to: connect children from marginalized communities with education; empower women through SHGs and livelihood initiatives; promote health awareness and access to welfare schemes; and strengthen community development through volunteer support.
UofN Koh Kong is a pioneering YWAM training and missions community in coastal Cambodia. Started in November 2020, we're dedicated to discipling young people, strengthening local believers, and bringing the Gospel to unreached villages, islands, and remote communities through adventure-based training, outreach, and a family-focused community life.
My name is Musa Mwawalo, and I am a teacher and community-minded person from Mkwajuni, Songwe, Tanzania. I help lead Cacilia Pre and Primary School, a local school dedicated to giving children access to quality education, care, and opportunities to build a better future. - Our Story: Cacilia School began with a simple but meaningful dream: to create a welcoming place where children can learn, grow, build confidence, discover their talents, and dream big. Our school is part of the local community, and we work together with dedicated teachers, parents, and community members who believe that education can create positive change. - Our Mission: Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive, and inspiring learning environment where every child is encouraged to develop academically, socially, and personally. We want children to gain knowledge, confidence, good values, and skills that will help them become responsible members of their community. - Why We Welcome Volunteers: We believe volunteering should be a two-way experience. Volunteers can support our children through teaching, English practice, sports, creative activities, games, arts, cultural activities, and sharing their own knowledge and skills. At the same time, volunteers have the opportunity to learn from our teachers, children, families, and community. - Cultural Exchange: We welcome volunteers as friends and members of our community. You can experience authentic Tanzanian life, learn about local traditions, food, language, family life, and community values while sharing your own culture and experiences with us. By joining Cacilia School, you are not simply visiting Tanzania—you are becoming part of a community. Your time, skills, kindness, and ideas can contribute to children's education and help them grow, learn, and dream big. We believe that when people from different backgrounds come together with respect, friendship, and an open heart, everyone has something valuable to offer.
Partners For Conservation is a Rwanda-based non-profit organization working to promote biodiversity conservation while improving the well-being and resilience of communities living around important ecosystems and protected areas. The Education Supporter program provides volunteers with an opportunity to share knowledge, skills and practical experience with local communities, children, students and other learners. PFC believes that education and skills development can strengthen people's ability to participate in conservation, improve livelihoods and contribute to healthier and more sustainable communities. The program is based on the principle that effective conservation benefits from combining local knowledge and experience with appropriate scientific and practical knowledge. Volunteers therefore support learning and awareness activities that respond to locally identified needs. Depending on their interests, skills and experience, volunteers may support adult literacy, financial literacy, language learning, communication and information technology, gender equality and human rights awareness, water, sanitation and hygiene, public health, sexual and reproductive health education, tourism and hospitality, tour guiding, vocational skills, sewing and fashion design, music, or environmental and conservation education. Volunteers may also assist in kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, vocational institutions, universities and community learning settings. Activities are agreed with PFC and the host community to ensure that they are relevant, appropriate and beneficial to participants. The program offers volunteers a meaningful opportunity to exchange knowledge, learn from local communities and contribute to education, conservation and community development in Rwanda.
Minga House Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to hosting and facilitating volunteer roles, internships, and paid educator opportunities in the stunning Colombian coffee region. We serve as a bridge for local non-profits, schools, and community organizations that might not otherwise have access to international participation and support. Our team specializes in operations, fundraising, capacity building, and staffing, providing tailored assistance to ensure impactful, sustainable contributions. With our training facility, bilingual professional staff, and expertise in creating meaningful experiences, we guarantee a safe and enriching journey for every participant. Since 2020, Minga House Foundation has been helping Colombian educators prepare and apply for teaching positions in the United States. To date, 100+ teachers have successfully secured contracts abroad, thanks to our support and guidance. Who we are: Minga House Foundation was founded in 2014 by Glen Galindo, who has 20+ years of experience in U.S. higher education, is a former U.S. Marine Corps Officer, and was the former national director for a U.S.-based logistics company responsible for operations in Latin America. His expertise in planning, educational programming, and risk management has built a solid foundation for a sustainable organization. Our extended staff team is composed of local bilingual young professionals who are passionate about guiding you and sharing their communities and country with international visitors. Volunteering Projects: At Minga House, we ensure that every volunteer project is a deeply immersive experience. From planning and worksite orientation to ongoing support and periodic reviews, we’ll be by your side every step of the way. - Engage with the local community beyond your volunteer or internship role. - Fully immerse yourself in the Colombian language and culture. - Make a positive social impact, create lasting friendships, and unforgettable memories.
Nature Conservation and Study Centre (NCSC) is a grassroots non-profit that works with local communities in Nepal for conservation. Our work mostly involves working with community forest user groups, local government, schools, and stakeholders to conduct wildlife monitoring and outreach programs. We also conduct scientific research to generate high-quality scientific data to evaluate the status and trend of wildlife in our project area. Our main goal is to build resilient and empowered communities who can lead conservation projects on their own.
Enghouse English Homestay is a shared-living community in Vietnam where Vietnamese members and international volunteers live, communicate, and learn from one another. Our community was created to give Vietnamese students and young professionals a friendly environment in which they can become more confident using English in everyday life. Instead of focusing only on textbooks and formal lessons, we encourage natural communication through conversations, games, cultural discussions, shared meals, and community activities. International volunteers become part of the Enghouse community rather than working as formal teachers. They share their language, culture, and experiences while also learning about Vietnamese traditions, food, and daily life from our local members. No teaching qualification is required, and volunteers are not expected to follow a formal curriculum or prepare academic lessons. Our team helps organise the schedule and participates in the activities. We welcome volunteers’ ideas for conversation topics, games, cooking sessions, cultural presentations, and other interactive activities that allow everyone to learn together. Enghouse currently has locations in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Each volunteer stays at one agreed location, which will be confirmed before arrival. Our goal is to build an open, respectful, and multicultural home where local members and international visitors can develop genuine friendships and broaden their understanding of the world.
PCEF Organization was founded in 2010 with a very small number of students. In 2014, we opened another school in Lvea farming village and later registered as a local nonprofit NGO. Now, in 2026, we have 875 students and 13 local teachers working with us. We need volunteers to help with teaching English and Chinese, social media, video editing, and fundraising.
Mugalula community school was started to provide holistic education to the orphans and volunarable kids,the poor,disadvantaged and to bring hope to the hopelss To provide holistic care for.orphans and desitituted children enabling them to create positive and lasting change in their communities