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What areas can you get involved in?
Shelter for Boys Rescued from Child Labor: Here, you'll support boys in their recovery and reintegration. Your tasks usually include one-on-one and group discussions, games and sports, teaching (English, writing, reading, mathematics), workshops on children's rights, and cultural activities. Administrative support (fundraising, documentation) is often needed too. You can also get involved in other projects of the organization, such as an elderly home.
Afternoon Care and Education for Slum Children: You'll help children from migrant worker families who often lack access to formal education. Tasks typically include leading one-to-two-hour teaching sessions in English, mathematics, or computer science; organizing "fun classes"; offering career counseling; assisting with administrative tasks; or supporting social media and fundraising efforts.
Home for Girls in Difficult Circumstances: This project is exclusively for female participants. You'll support girls who are often HIV-positive or affected by HIV in their families. Your duties generally include homework supervision, daily support, organizational tasks, and assisting with fundraising events.
Home for Boys in Difficult Circumstances: Here, you'll engage with HIV-positive boys from poor families. In the afternoons, you'll support them with learning and homework, organize recreational activities like sports and games, offer creative workshops (e.g., music, sports), and serve as an emotional support person.
Education for Women and Children in Slums: You can get involved in various areas.
- Afternoon Education Centers for Girls: You can independently or assist in teaching girls in subjects like natural sciences, mathematics, IT, English, and social sciences.
- Vocational Training for Women: This is for female participants only. You'll help women learn sewing and beauty care, as well as business establishment in these fields.
- Life Skills for Dalit Women: This is for female participants only. You will help with counseling and training sessions on employability, hygiene, and nutrition.
- Activities at Slum School: You'll offer creative learning methods, fun activities, and practical life skill lessons like yoga, dance, games, and art for boys and girls.
Depuis 2007, nous nous consacrons à l'échange interculturel et à l’éducation dans le monde entier. Notre objectif est de favoriser la compréhension entre les cultures. Les expériences et les compétences interculturelles que vous pouvez acquérir en participant à notre programme augmentent l’empathie entre les peuples et favorisent une coexistence mondiale plus juste.
Nous avons nos propres équipes et divers programmes de volontariat, de stages, de vacances-travail et de langues en Tanzanie, à Zanzibar, en Afrique du Sud, au Maroc, en Israël/Palestine, en Irlande, en Allemagne, au Nicaragua, en Bolivie, en Inde, au Japon et en Corée du Sud.
Nous gérons nos propres camps de protection de l'environnement à plusieurs endroits, où nous menons des activités de protection de l'environnement et d'immersion culturelle sous la direction d'experts.
Pour chaque participant à nos programmes mondiaux, nous plantons 10 arbres indigènes sur le Kilimandjaro pour compenser les émissions de CO2 des vols. Nous gérons également des forêts de bambous à Zanzibar et au Kilimandjaro. Le bambou est un matériau polyvalent à croissance rapide qui n'est pas seulement un excellent puits de carbone, mais peut également remplacer le plastique et le bois dur dans de nombreuses applications.
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