Gap Year Programs in Nairobi,Kenya

Support early childhood education in under resourced communities. Volunteers assist in kindergartens and preschools that care for children aged roughly 1 to 6 years old. Daily tasks may include helping with early learning activities, supervising playtime, assisting with simple English or maths lessons, leading songs, games or storytelling, supporting arts and crafts, and helping with meal times, hygiene routines and general childcare. Your presence provides valuable attention, encouragement and stability during an important stage of child development. This program is ideal for energetic volunteers who enjoy working with young children and want to contribute to meaningful early education. You do not need prior childcare or teaching experience — local teachers guide you and provide structure for each day. What matters most is patience, kindness and enthusiasm. Programs start on the 1st and 15th of each month and run for flexible durations. Outside volunteering you will have time to explore Nairobi’s culture, neighbourhoods, wildlife experiences and vibrant city life while making a positive impact in the classroom.

The incredible attraction of the famous migration over the Masai Mara has brought with it some conflict in competition for resources such as predator's praying on local livestock, and the Masai people not being as involved in the tourism project as would be hoped. The aims of this project are to ensure that the Mara remains a valuable source of income for the country and to increase local community involvement in the tourism process. Additionally, the project aims to monitor and research some of Africa's most endangered wildlife, and in partner with a Big Cat Monitoring project volunteers will help monitor the movement of prides of lions, leopards and cheetahs within the conservancy, as well as the interaction between lions and the local communities.

Whether you want to support vulnerable communities in developing countries, help conserve the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, or protect animals in the Amazon, Love Volunteers has a program for you. With over 200 projects in 40 countries there's something for everyone! For over 7 years Love Volunteers has provided safe, affordable and ethical volunteering and gap year projects. Join a program today for a life-changing experience.

Kenya is a stunning destination that offers everything from white sandy beaches and famous national parks with rich wildlife to bustling metropolitan cities. No wonder it attracts more and more visitors and volunteers every year with its long history and amazing nature. Kenya is the perfect place to go on a safari or to volunteer with its diverse wildlife. Get involved in exciting conservation opportunities and wildlife research activities. Kenya is a country of internationally significant habitats where wildlife roams freely. It is home to rare, unique species and the Big Five (African elephant, Cape Buffalo, African leopard, and White/black rhinoceros ). But it is also a developing country, with a great range of poverty and health issues. If you are not quite sure yet about the cause you want to support in Kenya, we will guide you in your decision and give you advice about the safety and cultural considerations to have in mind, before visiting and volunteering in this great country.