Volunteer Programs in Cuba

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11 Volunteer Programs in Cuba
Jakera: Learn Spanish, Volunteer and Adventure
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Dive into a four-week adventure starting in the heart of Havana Vieja and then exploring two of the most beautiful destinations in the country. Stay with local hosts in Havana and enjoy interactive Spanish lessons, dance classes, and volunteering in the community. Plus, go on two 4-day journeys to t
See All 2 ProgramsGoEco - Top Volunteer Organization
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GoEco is one of the world’s top volunteer organizations, with award-winning and ethical programs selected by sustainable travel experts. Since 2006, tens of thousands of volunteers have taken part in projects and internships worldwide, focusing on wildlife and marine conservation, education, and med
See All 2 ProgramsVolunteer World
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Looking to apply your talent and expertise to a good cause? Find a program that matches your interests and skills through Volunteer World! We are the largest volunteer abroad comparison platform around the globe, enabling you to seek and compare offers from major travel agencies as well as smaller g
See All 2 ProgramsCorazon Cuba
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Are you interested in learning Spanish? Study at our school/hostel in the heart of Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and take morning language lessons from Monday to Friday. In the afternoons, enjoy dance classes and cultural excursions. We also have weekend trips to the beach and a two-nigh
See All 2 ProgramsBright Light Volunteers
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Learn, serve, and lead with Bright Light Volunteers in a country of your choice. Our Global Service Learning (GSL) program is designed for passionate middle and high school students, exposing them to various aspects, including cultural and social, of their host community. Participants not only broa
Global Citizen Adventure Corps
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Spend a travel service learning week with GCAC, experiencing our vibrant island neighbor to the south, ever brimming with Afro-Cuban art and infectious rhythms. We’ll enjoy the best of both city and countryside as we explore Havana, Cuba’s capital and commercial center, and Viñales, a small western
Globe Aware
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Although home to more than 11 million people, Cuban culture has been shrouded in mystery to most North Americans because of the prolonged economic and political strain between the United States and Cuba. The Cuba People-to-people program pulls back the curtains on this Caribbean culture and gives vo
A Guide to Volunteering Abroad in Cuba
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Wherever you choose to volunteer in Cuba, you will find lively music, Cuban cigars, and salsa dancing. Havana is the country’s capital, and it is where many visitors will find themselves at some point during their trip. Another common destination is Trinidad, a much smaller city which is known for its picturesque buildings and quiet charm. Either city offers a variety of volunteer projects in Cuba.
Havana. In Havana, you will be overwhelmed by the colors and spice of the city. There are various opportunities to volunteer within the community. After your volunteer shift, go to one of the city’s many museums and learn about the city’s history, and then salsa dance the night away—people in Cuba love to dance like nobody's watching! Bright buildings and tiny alleyways ooze charm and history in Havana. If you want to learn as much as you can about the country’s history while volunteering abroad in Cuba, then Havana is the place for you. There is always something exciting around every corner, even the antique cars puttering down the street tell a story. If a local asks you to go for a tour, jump in and take a ride—you won’t be disappointed! Havana is the perfect hub for balancing your extracurriculars with your volunteer opportunities in Cuba.
Trinidad. Trinidad is home to a lot of Cuba’s most well preserved architecture. It is much smaller than Havana, but it is known for being extra bright and colourful. Trinidad is a UNESCO heritage site, so many of the buildings are better maintained. If you’re looking for a quieter city to volunteer in, then Trinidad is the perfect place for you to volunteer in Cuba. Tourists come and go through Trinidad, but it still maintains a quiet and charming demeanor. It is perfect for volunteers in Cuba who want a more laid-back city experience!
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