SchoolTrade - Kwa Zulu Natal
South Africa
- Other Cities in South Africa:
Durban,
Pietermaritzburg,
Kwa-Zulu Natal
Durations of Program: 1-2 weeks and 9-12 weeks
Typical Duration of Program: 1-2 weeks
Description:
SchoolTrade is an Adopt-a School program. It has become an effective way for South Africans and non South Africans alike to make a dramatic and tangible difference in the lives of at- risk, school-going young people in South Africa.
Highlights:
VSA offers you options when making your volunteer decisions, you can either join our fully inclusive guided 30 Day Journey Durban to Cape Town or you could choose to Volunteer Direct on projects of your choice. If you choose to volunteer directly on any of these projects exclusively. VSA will advise you with regard to your travel and accommodation arrangements, assist in your correct placement according to your skills and needs, offer a 24hr contact facility while you are volunteering on the projects and ensure your fee is directed to the projects in an ethical manner. We honor you and your decision to travel with soul. Our intention is to nurture you on this journey and give you time to reflect on the very different cultures and lifestyles you will come in contact with.
Qualifications:
Minimum Age 16, security check, insurance
Cost in US$: USD 49.2611
Experience Required: no
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Volunteer Types :
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- childcare/children
- cooking
- gardening
- sports
- street kids
- teaching
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This Program is open to
Worldwide
Participants.
Voluntour South Africa's Mission Statement: To enable great community and wildlife projects to become self sufficient through opening their doors to overseas travelers, giving them an opportunity to experience and work with people from all over the world.
Volunteers in turn will enjoy a vacation with meaning and purpose while boosting income and resources for the projects.
Year Founded: 2008
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