Location
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro
Program Duration
3-6 months (includes high school academic semester abroad), 7-12 months (includes high school academic year abroad), 1-2 years
Typical Duration of Program
7-12 months
Dates
Ongoing
We are looking for volunteers with a degree or experience in working with teenagers. You will work daily shifts in conjunction with two other educators. As an educator at the teenage boys house (Casa Heppenheim), you will have the following key responsibilities:
* Supervise daily routines school, chores, meals, activities
* Helping them with their after school homework
* Accompanying them to their after school activities
* Organizing recreational activities
* Teaching them social skills
* Work with the Love & Logic behavioural System
* Rewarding to make a difference for the unprivileged children
* Beautiful nature
* Building friendships with the children, teenagers and staff of our organisation
* Challenging yourself
* Minimum age: 21 years
* Advanced Portuguese skills
* 6 month - 2 year volunteer period
* Degree or experience working with teenagers
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We charge no fees and offer volunteers: food, accommodation and airport escort.
Volunteers receive food and accommodation as compensation for their services.
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Enthusiastic, motivated, patient, flexible hard workers that love to hang out with children and help out wherever necessary. Patience is key when working in Brasil!
21+
Worldwide Participants. This Program is also open to Families, Couples and Individuals.
Independently
Independently
1 week
Casa do Caminho is an orphanage situated in a rural town near a rainforest, outside of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Our mission is to help and take in children and adolescents in vulnerable social situations; to stimulate their development in fraternal cohabitation with nature while offering social, cultural, vocational, and sports programs; to promote the psychosocial restructurization of the family, and ultimately to facilitate the reintegration of this population into their families and society at the appropriate time.
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