Local Community Organisations
Organisations that are actively seeking volunteer assistance and support - these organisations would like to hear from you TODAY
ICP (International Career Partners Ltd) provides exciting programmes for international volunteers to learn about Jamaican culture and to help those in the community who are less fortunate. Volunteers can work as classroom assistants, child care workers or at a day centre, whilst taking part in Jamaican cultural activities in your free time.
Nexos Voluntarios (NeVo) is a non-profit organization supported by the Inter-American Development Bank that aims to promote development in Peru. They invite foreign professionals and university students to participate as volunteers in development projects in different areas such as education, health, environment, community development, group construction and human rights.
iSPiiCE (Integrated Social Program in Indian Child Education) is an organisation that builds partnerships between International volunteers and Indian communities, located in Dharamsala/Palampur in Himachal Pradesh State in north of India. Volunteers can work at children's day care centres and with teaching in Primary schools, as well as women's empowerement and community development programmes.
Sunseed Desert Technology - situated in a beautiful village in Southern Spain, Sunseed welcomes short and long term volunteers to take part in appropriate technology, sustainable living, organic food production and more, all year round.
Frontiers Foundation - community development projects with First Nations peoples in Northern Canada -Teach, work and build with First Nations People in Northern Canada for medium to long term periods - in return, volunteers receive food, lodging and monthly allowance and an experience of a lifetime living and working in these native communities.
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