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Volunteer World
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See All 3 ProgramsChild Family Health International
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Visit Tarija, a tranquil city in southern Bolivia of about 200,000 people. This picturesque region is known as the “Bolivian Andalucia” for its vineyards and Spanish cultural influence. Tarija offers universal health insurance, which can create high demand for services and strains on the system due to lack of personnel and equipment. Understand cultural and socioeconomic barriers patients face in accessing healthcare services and witness treatments for pathologies not commonly seen in North America, including parasitosis, tuberculosis, and Chagas. Learn from health professionals and become immersed in Tarija’s healthcare system, including community clinics, secondary and tertiary level hospitals, and a leading clinic for the treatment of Chagas Disease. Chagas, the “new AIDS of the Americas,” currently infects 1.8 million people in Bolivia alone, primarily in rural areas. Shadow healthcare professionals as they undertake patient consultations, laboratory analysis, and prevention efforts in surrounding communities, while learning from local experts about the latest developments in Chagas research.
See All 2 ProgramsWorld Unite!
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Our program offers a unique opportunity to contribute to food security in Bolivia. If you speak at least basic Spanish and want to be actively involved in a meaningful job while also exploring Bolivia, this volunteering program is for you! As a volunteer, you will work with a local food bank in the vibrant city of Cochabamba, assisting with the collection, sorting, and distribution of food to those in need. You will also have the chance to participate in educational initiatives, raising awareness about healthy eating habits and sustainable food practices within the community. You might also be asked to do administrative tasks, such as data entry and impact assessment. In all of these areas, your support will be invaluable to the community! You will be fully immersed in Bolivian culture, working alongside a large, dedicated local Bolivian team and gaining valuable hands-on experience. The work schedule is generally from Monday to Friday, with evenings and weekends free to explore the rich cultural heritage of Cochabamba and the surrounding area. Bolivia is ready for you!
Sustainable Bolivia
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Join Sustainable Bolivia in Riberalta in this program. We’re currently seeking a marketing and social media volunteer to help in the growth of our organization. 2025 has been an important year for us at Sustainable Bolivia. We moved most of our projects to our research station on the Aquicuana reserve, started an afterschool program for the children of a village in the reserve, and started collecting ecological and biodiversity data in the reserve. In 2026 our goals are to increase our research capacity, start more education initiatives, and build stronger foundations for our organization through online awareness of our work. We believe the role of a marketing and social media volunteer is crucial and can support our growth and development. You’ll work directly with the Research Station Director and take on responsibilities, which could include: - Drafting social media posts - Editing website content - Managing blog - Ad hoc filmmaking, photography and graphic design projects - Identifying websites for promotion - Utilizing online analytical platforms such as Google Analytics - Coordinating with various local grassroots organizations
See All 4 ProgramsInter-Cultural Youth Exchange (ICYE UK)
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Volunteering with ICYE UK is a transformational experience with real impact. Our ethical programmes promote peace, intercultural awareness and equality of opportunity, encouraging young people from around the world to live, learn and work together. UK residents can apply now to join us on our six or 12-month placements starting in either January or August, and work with locally run NGOs in Asia, Latin America, Africa, and Europe on impactful projects that matter, such as: - Human rights projects - Women’s empowerment projects - Supporting people with compromised health and/or disabilities - Environmental and wildlife conservation - Sustainable agriculture projects - Providing education, care, and support for children from under-resourced communities - Sports, art, or cultural projects - Community development programmes - And many more Additionally, short-term placements of 3 to 5 months with flexible start dates are available in some of our partner countries. Whether you join us on our long-term or short-term programme, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in a new culture and language, learn, grow, and make an impact! Get in touch to find out more!
A Guide to Volunteering Abroad in Bolivia
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With nearly 1.5 million inhabitants, Santa Cruz de la Sierra is Bolivia’s largest city. Rich in history and natural beauty, it is also the most important business center in Bolivia and attracts migrant workers from all over the country. Volunteer programs in Santa de la Sierra allow volunteers to explore a plethora of national museums, art galleries, and beautiful architectural structures as they supply various forms of aid to local communities.
La Paz is Bolivia’s third largest city and the seat of the nation’s government (although the smaller city of Sucre is technically the capital). Located at an altitude of 12,000 feet in the western region of the Andean plateau, La Paz is an educational and political capital which, because of its pristine setting high in the Andes and beautiful colonial architecture, is quite a popular destination among travelers interested in volunteering in Bolivia.
Cochabamba, nicknamed the City of Eternal Spring because of its beautiful climate year-round, is also quite a popular place to volunteer in Bolivia. It is often considered Bolivia’s most progressive city, and was host to the very first World People’s Conference on Climate Change. If you are looking to volunteer in the field of environmental conservation, then Cochabamba is quite an ideal backdrop.
Placements are available throughout other major cities of Bolivia, as well as in rural areas where volunteers can live amongst locals in a Bolivian village.
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