Volunteer in Malawi: Lilongwe Wildlife Rescue

The project is looking for volunteers who are willing to work for the protection of animals. You should be able to work independently and responsibly and not be afraid to take on tasks such as cleaning the cages. It can also happen that animals need to be cared for very early in the morning or even at night—here, we rely on committed and flexible volunteers.

Yes, every Natucate guest must have suitable international health insurance throughout the program.

It’s also necessary to make medical arrangements before traveling. We strongly advise consulting your GP about any vaccinations, medications, or other health measures as Natucate can’t give professional medical advice. Check out detailed information on health and safety on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

• Important documents such as passport and copy, flight ticket and copy, credit/debit cards, proof of travel medical insurance, proof of vaccinations, and driving license (if available, including international driving license)
• Any necessary medication should also be in your luggage
• We also recommend long-sleeved, light cotton clothing, trainers, and light hiking boots or wellies
• A torch can also always come in handy

The Volunteer House can accommodate a maximum of 17 people, including volunteers and interns.

The volunteer house offers cozy accommodation, with six bedrooms, for up to 17 people. For those who prefer privacy, a single room is also available for a small extra charge. The house is generously equipped with a spacious lounge, a fully equipped kitchen, and cozy dining areas indoors and outdoors.

Two well-equipped bathrooms and a practical laundry room are also available to make your stay as comfortable as possible. There is also free Wi-Fi.