About Us
Our Childcare and Teaching Program in Bali offers volunteers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on local communities while experiencing authentic Balinese culture. The program supports local kindergartens and community schools where resources are often limited and additional support is highly valued.
Volunteers assist local teachers with basic English lessons, creative activities, games, arts and crafts, and general classroom support. The focus is not on formal teaching, but on creating a fun, engaging, and supportive learning environment for children. No teaching qualification is required—just enthusiasm, patience, and a genuine interest in working with children.
Outside of volunteering hours, participants have plenty of free time to explore Bali, relax, or connect with fellow volunteers from around the world. Accommodation, daily support from our local team, and a welcoming community atmosphere are all included in the experience.
Program at a glance
Why choose us?
We are a locally run, non-profit program that works directly with Balinese communities, ensuring your time and effort truly make a difference.
Our program is flexible, beginner-friendly, and suitable for volunteers with or without teaching experience.
You will be supported by a dedicated local team who will guide you throughout your stay.
Most importantly, you will gain a rewarding cultural exchange experience while positively impacting children’s education and confidence.
Requirements
1. Age Requirement
Volunteers must be at least 18 years old. Under 18s may join only if accompanied by a parent/legal guardian or with a signed parental consent letter.
2. Language Proficiency
Good English communication skills are required for coordination and participation in activities.
3. Experience
No previous volunteering experience is required, though experience with children or education is an advantage.
4. Refund Policy
No refund for early departure. Cancellations 30+ days before start may receive refund/credit; within 30 days, no refund. Program cancellations receive full refund.
5. Conduct
Volunteers must follow rules, respect staff and community, and follow local culture. Misconduct may lead to removal without refund.
6. Insurance & Visa
Volunteers must arrange their own insurance. A C6 Volunteer Visa is required; VoA/tourist visas are not allowed. Visa assistance is available, but responsibility remains with the volunteer.
Volunteer experience
Weekdays at the project follow a relaxed but purposeful routine, balancing volunteering, community time, and rest.
The day starts with breakfast at 08:00, followed by morning childcare activities from 08:30–11:00, where volunteers support local children through play and basic learning. Some days also include short lesson preparation for the teaching program.
Lunch is at 12:00, followed by free time to rest, swim, snorkel, relax, or socialize.
From 15:00–17:00, volunteers assist with informal English teaching and educational activities adapted to the children’s needs.
Evenings are free after dinner at 19:00, often spent relaxing and socializing.
Weekends (Friday–Sunday) are free for rest or exploring Bali. Longer stays follow the same rhythm with ongoing support from the local team.
This routine allows meaningful contribution while enjoying a slower village lifestyle in North Bali.
€23 Euros Per Day
Volunteers stay in standard shared accommodation with 2–3 volunteers per room, located close to the project site. Rooms are clean and comfortable, designed to create a friendly community atmosphere where volunteers from different countries can connect and share experiences. We can host multiple volunteers at the same time, with separate beds and shared facilities.
Yes. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided from Sunday dinner to Friday lunch. Meals include a mix of local Indonesian dishes and Western food, with a daily Indonesian buffet. Meals outside of these times are not included and are at the volunteer’s own expense, allowing you the freedom to explore local restaurants.
During their free time, volunteers are free to explore Bali at their own pace. Popular activities include visiting nearby beaches, waterfalls, temples, local markets, cafés, yoga studios, and cultural attractions. Weekends are completely free, making it easy to travel, relax, or explore Bali with fellow volunteers.
At the program location, volunteers can also enjoy free activities during downtime such as swimming, snorkeling, visiting the local market, playing volleyball, going to the gym, or simply relaxing around the camp.
Optional paid activities include:
- Sunrise boat trip with local fishermen – IDR 150,000
- Balinese massage – IDR 150,000/hour
- Fun Dive (certified divers) – IDR 500,000 (1 dive) / IDR 800,000 (2 dives)
- Discover Scuba Diving – IDR 1,000,000 per person
These activities allow volunteers to enjoy Bali while supporting local communities.
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