Work for Orphans in India
India
- Other Cities in India:
Rural Areas
Duration of Program: 9-12 weeks
Typical Duration of Program: 9-12 weeks
Dates: All Year Round
Description:
Millions of children are born and raised in the streets in India. These orphans need hope encouragement, love, and education. Global Crossroad's Orphanage Volunteer Project in India aims to make a difference in the lives of India's deprived and neglected children. As a volunteer, you will teach English and other subjects such as geography, history, music, computer skills, and arts and crafts. You also support the orphans by playing music, singing songs, drawing pictures, and a multitude of other creative activities that children enjoy. In many cases, volunteers help to prepare food, keep the premises and the children clean, and develop creative extracurricular activities. Working in an orphanage is a positive, life-changing experience. Please write us if you would like to hear the testimonies of our former orphanage volunteers who have come home with full hearts for the children of India.
Qualifications:
No qualifications are required.
Cost in US$: please inquire for more information
Salary / Pay: Volunteer Job
Experience Required: no
Age Range: a minimum of 18
This Program is open to
Families and Individuals
Application Process Involves:
Global Crossroad's Mission Statement: Global Crossroad offers many remarkable and challenging volunteer, internship, mini-adventure and cultural immersion programs to volunteers in fascinating countries like India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, China, Cambodia, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Argentina, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala and Peru. Our meaningful and unique programs engages our volunteers in projects that will uplift lives of poor children and women as well as allowing them plenty of opportunities to enjoy the historical, cultural and natural wonders of the host country.
Year Founded: 2002
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