Help Children in Indonesia, Thailand and Kenya with the International Humanity Foundation
Indonesia
- Jakarta:
Jakarta
- Rural Areas:
Rural Areas
- Bali:
Denpasar
- All Other Areas:
Banda Aceh
Kenya
- Other Cities in Kenya:
Nakuru
Durations of Program: 2-4 weeks, 5-8 weeks, 9-12 weeks, 3-6 months, 7-12 months, 1-2 years and over 2 years
Typical Duration of Program: 5-8 weeks
Dates: We encourage the arrival of our volunteers on the 1st of each month.
Description:
The International Humanity Foundation is looking for volunteers for our centers in Indonesia, Thailand, and Kenya. These centers focus on teaching children English, math and computer skills. Some teach over 400 students. The centers provide an informal place for children from lower economic classes to work with volunteers, who teach the children to feel comfortable with people from different backgrounds at a young age.
Highlights:
IHF likes to look after its volunteers, utilizing skills people have to offer and developing new skills which you can put on your resume. Teaching English to the kids is an amazing experience and you will learn skills for future work. Work with IHF is not only fulfilling but fun too!
Qualifications:
- English speaker - Mature and responsible - Team player - Fast learner with a great attitude - Flexible - Interested in global change through education and service - Comfort in new, different cultures - Fun! Most importantly, an open heart and a willingness to help others and make a difference!
Cost in US$: USD $50 a week (USD $55 a week for Bali) for international volunteers. Residents of the country are not required to pay this fee.
Cost Include Description:
The cost covers housing and basic food costs at the centers. This is to ensure that all our funding goes towards assisting the children in need. The extra costs one will incur are the following: - Roundtrip Airfare - Any 'specialty foods' that a person may want such as Western takeaways (McDonalds, KFC) or cereal and milk for breakfast. Please note that these types of foods are not always available at all center locations - Extra transportation if desired - Travel Insurance
Salary / Pay: All positions are voluntary, we are a non profit organization
Experience Required: no
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Volunteer Types :
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- academic reinforcement
- arts
- childcare/children
- community development
- culture
- curriculum planning
- disability issues
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- education
- English teaching
- literacy
- nutrition
- orphans
- popular education
- primary education
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- street kids
- teaching
- volunteering
- youth
- youth development
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Typical Volunteer: A typical volunteer has a passion to be immersed in different cultures. S/He typically ends up working in an orphanage or school assisting with teaching English and working with the children. Special projects constantly arise where physical help is needed. For example, moving food during famine feeds and monitoring children during breaks. The volunteer has a lot of say in what s/he does as long as it is approved by the director and follows the mission of IHF.
Age Range: 18 and Up
This Program is open to
Worldwide
Participants.
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Typical Living Arrangements :
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Participants Travel
Independently
Typically Participants Work
Independently
or
in Groups
Application Process Involves:
- Phone Interview
- Resume
- Written Application
International Humanity Foundation's Mission Statement: Through its poverty and education programs IHF creates person-to-person communication links between the voiceless, at-risk populations and the ordinary everyday people of all walks of life. This facilitates the exchange of more accurate information on global poverty thereby educating each other and creating a world that is better prepared for effective problem solving.
The creation of these long lasting relationships is a learning experience for the poor and marginalized children as well as for the educated volunteers that participate in our programs. IHF policies and programs are firmly routed in a pass it on philosophy. This philosophy is a part of all our programs, and is embedded in the belief that all knowledge ever learned is gained through communication with others, thereby it is a responsibility for our children, staff, volunteers and sponsors to exchange this knowledge to reduce global misinformation and develop informed leaders for tomorrow.
Year Founded: 1983
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