Adventure Tours in Livingstone, Zambia

Teaching volunteers in Zambia are given the opportunity to work with teachers and local volunteers in community schools. These schools are community run and offer reduced fees or free admission to students in need, many of whom are orphaned or living with elderly family members. As these schools depend heavily on the involvement of local volunteers, the ratio of students to teachers can be as high as 60 students to 1 teacher. Volunteers may also have the opportunity to work in government schools, orphanages, community centers, or special needs facilities. The project is heavily focused on teaching English, however there are also opportunities to teach a range of other subjects, such as math and science, and assist with extracurricular activities, including sports, music, dance, art, gardening and nutrition.

Provide Zambian residents with vital medical care while immersing yourself in the unique culture. Volunteers are able to work with medical staff of local clinics that need extra hands in order to gain experience in the medical field. Volunteers are not required to have prior medical knowledge in order to help under-resourced medical clinics in and around Livingstone. During the project, participants will spend their mornings doing one of the following: assisting at a medical clinic, participating in home-based care, attending HIV education and health talks, visiting an elderly home, or spreading awareness of HIV/AIDS education in prisons.