Location
Kenya: Nairobi
Term
Throughout the year
Program Duration
1-2 weeks, 2-4 weeks, 5-8 weeks, 9-12 weeks, 3-6 months (includes high school academic semester abroad), 7-12 months (includes high school academic year abroad)
Typical Duration of Program
2-4 weeks
Dates
All year round
Volunteers work in various capacities depending on the needs of the health centers. Duties may include assisting in basic medical procedures, helping out in the lab or pharmacy, helping with basic patient care, or working in various admin roles such as assisting at the front desk.
* Opportunity to give back to society by utilizing your skills in needy medical projects.
* Travel to new countries and discovering of new cultures.
* Opportunity to create new relationships and build wonderful friendships.
USD 555 (2weeks); USD 694 (3weeks); USD 794 (4weeks); USD 894 (5weeks); USD 100 for each additional week
* Registration fees
* Pre-departure support, including travel and project material
* Airport pickup and transfers on arrival at Nairobi airport
* Orientation program
* Accommodation for the duration of your stay (usually with a host family or shared flat with other volunteers)
* Breakfast and dinner for those staying with host families
* Fully equipped kitchen facilities for those staying in independent-living flats
* Supervision and follow-up for the duration of your program
* Post program review
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Volunteers are keen to use their skills to assist the projects that they are involved with; they are friendly, open-minded, helpful, eager to learn about new cultures and excited about being a part of the daily lives of the local people.
Must be 18 year old and above
Worldwide Participants. This Program is also open to Families, Couples and Individuals.
Independently or in Groups
To provide high-quality planning and coordination services to volunteers seeking to work with development projects in Kenya. To enhance social and community development in the country. To promote cultural understanding between people from diverse groups and cultures.
2007