Volunteer Programs in Kumasi, Ghana

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Volunteer in Ghana and discover the 'Africa for beginners' with its beautiful beaches, colonial cities and natural treasures. Dive right in to learn about the people and the culture in a different way. Join an education project or do an internship at a hospital or healthcare project. Whatever your skills are, you will surely find the perfect way to use them! You love working with children and have plenty of experience to offer? Perfect! Many orphanages in Ghana are understaffed and need the help of professionals and long-term volunteers to care for the children.

Our Generation Voluntary Organisation offers placements at orphanages and care centers in Ghana, where volunteers are assigned to different duties on a rotational basis. Spend time providing friendship to both orphans and children in larger communities. Volunteers help orphans organize activities, hear their life stories, and serve as mentors. They are expected to teach children a variety of subjects, including English, Math, and Science, and guide them in acquiring life skills like proper hygiene and doing a range of home chores. There are no special qualifications needed for one to become a volunteer in an orphanage, but the key is to have love and care for children, and most of all, a willingness to share their time and space, as well as compassion, with patience and flexibility.

We seek volunteers to help address the deprivation of learning and teaching aids and to support and share knowledge with our teachers in less-resourced schools. Help in a range of subjects including Mathematics, Science, Geography, Social Science, History, Business Education, Art, and Music, as well as English. Placements are available at the nursery, primary, and secondary schools in Ghana, where volunteers initially either shadow or teach under the supervision of a local teacher. Once acquainted with the school and the curriculum, they get the chance to teach independently. It is important that volunteers are flexible, as there are a number of other tasks they can help with. These might include helping children with their homework, arranging games and activities, cleaning the classroom, and assisting teachers with administrative duties. It is not compulsory to have prior teaching experience or to have completed formal teacher training to volunteer in Ghana for this program. Volunteers' level of involvement within the classroom can be tailored to suit their skills and interests. The willingness to share and the ability to be proactive are important.