Internships in Tacloban City, Philippines

Last year I participate in VFV by acting as an NGO Intern, working very closely with the director to manage the construction of a community center in a rural village. As a returning volunteer, I found it incredibly rewarding to get more deeply involved in the inner-workings of the organization. The Director, Ate Wimwim, was very good at explaining how the organization works, to the public eye as well as the nitty-gritty stuff like financials. I was challenged by some of my daily tasks, but well supported through it all and always given time to adjust to any "learning curve". The experience interning with VFV has given me is priceless. It taught me exactly what it is like to work for an NGO and the day-to-day functions that are often overlooked, yet extremely important for the organization. I would recommend interning with an NGO for anyone hoping to run their own nonprofit some day or even for those who are interested in working in the Charity sector.