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Maasai Womens' Project in Arusha
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The Maasai Women’s Project is an ideal opportunity for volunteers who want to make a lasting impact while also immersing themselves in the unique culture and life of the Maasai tribe. While the Maasai culture generally draws thousands of tourists to Tanzania, its people don’t benefit from the industry. In fact, Maasai women are economically weak. This is why a local nonprofit, ILKDNGA, runs progr...
The Maasai Women’s Project is an ideal opportunity for volunteers who want to make a lasting impact while also immersing themselves in the unique culture and life of the Maasai tribe. While the Maasai culture generally draws thousands of tourists to Tanzania, its people don’t benefit from the industry. In fact, Maasai women are economically weak. This is why a local nonprofit, ILKDNGA, runs programs to improve economic conditions. ILKDNGA has developed projects run by Maasai women to generate sustainable income. They train in the design and creation of traditional beads, crafts, clothes, and other products, which are then sold in the market. Volunteers help through the following activities: - Teach bead or craftwork techniques and designs - Teach English to women as well as the local kid...
Program Highlights
Work with Maasai women groups on Mt. Meru and get the chance to learn about their daily life.
Support income-generating initiatives to improve the economic situation of Maasai women.
Help spread the word about Maasai crafts and other goods by developing marketing strategies for national and international markets.
Dive into this rare opportunity to live and work with indigenous culture in Tanzania.
Spend your free time hanging out with the locals and experiencing Tanzania from their perspective.
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Quick Details
- Arusha, Tanzania
- 1-2 Weeks
- 2-4 Weeks
- 3-6 Months
- 5-8 Weeks
- 7-12 Months
- English Teaching
- Small Business Development
- Teaching
- Women
- All Nationalities
Program Details
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Locations
- Arusha, Tanzania
Types and Subjects
- Causes
- English Teaching
- Small Business Development
- Teaching
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- 1-2 Weeks
- 2-4 Weeks
- 3-6 Months
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Some Program Activity Costs
- Some Accommodation
- On-Site / In-Country Staff Support
- Tuition & Fees
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Dormitory
- Group living
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
- Written Application
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The Maasai Women’s Project is an ideal opportunity for volunteers who want to make a lasting impact while also immersing themselves in the unique culture and life of the Maasai tribe. While the Maasai culture generally draws thousands of tourists to Tanzania, its people don’t benefit from the industry. In fact, Maasai women are economically weak. This is why a local nonprofit, ILKDNGA, runs programs to improve economic conditions. ILKDNGA has developed projects run by Maasai women to generate sustainable income. They train in the design and creation of traditional beads, crafts, clothes, and other products, which are then sold in the market. Volunteers help through the following activities: - Teach bead or craftwork techniques and designs - Teach English to women as well as the local kid...
AMANI HOSTEL
AMANI HOSTEL
Ready to Learn More?
The Maasai Women’s Project is an ideal opportunity for volunteers who want to make a lasting impact while also immersing themselves in the unique culture and life of the Maasai tribe. While the Maasai culture generally draws thousands of tourists to Tanzania, its people don’t benefit from the industry. In fact, Maasai women are economically weak. This is why a local nonprofit, ILKDNGA, runs programs to improve economic conditions. ILKDNGA has developed projects run by Maasai women to generate sustainable income. They train in the design and creation of traditional beads, crafts, clothes, and other products, which are then sold in the market. Volunteers help through the following activities: - Teach bead or craftwork techniques and designs - Teach English to women as well as the local kid...
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