Résultats missions pour pays d'action : à l’étranger, domaine : Toutes les activités

Nous organisons des stages non rémunérés pour les étudiants en médecine et en soins infirmiers à Tanger, au Maroc. Ceux-ci sont disponibles dans diverses spécialités au sein d'hôpitaux privés. De plus, nous proposons des stages pour les étudiants en physiothérapie, ergothérapie et ostéopathie, ainsi que des stages cliniques dans une clinique dentaire.

Join the wildlife conservation project in Lilongwe, Malawi, and actively support the rehabilitation of injured and rescued wildlife.

Located on a remote Costa Rican beach, far from tourists and development, this turtle conservation project combines experiencing life on the Pacific coast with helping to protect an endangered species. Track nesting turtles, protect their eggs, release their babies safely back to sea and help to promote conservation in this rural area.

The goal of this nature conservation project in East Iceland is to preserve and protect Iceland’s natural environment while raising awareness among participating volunteers about the dangers of climate change. The focus is on promoting effective countermeasures and encouraging more environmentally friendly actions to help safeguard our planet.

Experience the flair of the Caribbean while making an important contribution to animal welfare on site. In addition to stray dogs, many horses, mules, and cats are often neglected and left to fend for themselves. This project cares for the animals, nurses them back to health, and ensures they receive love and attention — with the ultimate goal of finding them a new, loving home.

Every year, over 640,000 tonnes of fishing gear is lost in our oceans. As a consequence, more than 130,000 seals, whales and dolphins are being killed annually by this debris. This volunteer project involves diving in the ocean near Lisbon, removing fishing gear and other rubbish from the ocean bed and reefs.

Volunteer with sun bears in Borneo, helping these rescued creatures to live a life as close to the wild as possible. Help with feeding, research, enrichment and education at this inspiring haven for mistreated animals, all whilst living in a little pocket of paradise.

Lutindi Mental Hospital is a private mental health facility in the scenic Usambara Mountains of Tanzania. Most patients are from the big cities and are addicted to alcohol or illegal drugs, or have schizophrenia or psychosis. Much emphasis is placed on occupational therapy in a rural setting that differs as much as possible from the big city.

As a volunteer, you will be involved in sustainable furniture production. Bamboo is primarily used for this purpose in order to preserve the tree population in the forests. In addition, this craft provides numerous jobs for the local population. You will contribute to all areas of the project!

Explore the ocean and its creatures to help promote the future of the marine world. Become a part of this important research and conservation mission, whose findings are helping to shape Thai government legislation. With up to three dives per day and access to plenty of expert knowledge, you will learn to appreciate and understand the complexities of marine conservation.