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Atlantic Volunteers

47 on Strand
Office 706
47 Strand Street
Cape Town, Western Cape 8001
South Africa
Phone: 0027-21-4260510
Fax: 0027-21-4260510

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Volunteer or Intern in Community Projects and Local NGOs

  South Africa
  • Cape Town: 
  • Cape Town (Kaapstad)

Term: Throughout the year 
Durations of Program: 9-12 weeks, 3-6 months, 7-12 months, 1-2 years and over 2 years
Typical Duration of Program: 3-6 months
Dates: any dates

Description: Work as a volunteer or intern in a non-profit organization or project in the beautiful city of Cape Town or in the rural Eastern Cape. We only place with organizations and projects we know well and that are outcome-orientated. All of them feel bound to one thing only: to improve the lives of people and to do this in a sustainable way. We also provide the necessary training (taking place in South Africa). Atlantic Volunteers is not profit-orientated. This is why the volunteers only have to cover the actual administration costs that arise from their placement and training. We offer an individualized service before and during your stay in South Africa. We believe that in South Africa volunteers are urgently needed-together with our participants, we strive towards improving the lives of those less fortunate.

Volunteer or Intern in Community Projects and Local NGOs

Highlights: Depending on the project you will chose, every-day highlights are the happiness of the children you will work with, the opportunity to support others with your skills, and the knowledge of being needed and making a real difference. Cape Town offers a wide range of attractions and a fascinating cultural diversity. In the Eastern Cape you will experience rural Africa.

Qualifications: Volunteers need to be 18 years old. There are no other general requirements. Specific skills may be needed for certain projects-in this case, we will provide the necessary training.

Intern Types :
  • Admin (Health Services)
  • Agricultural Sciences
  • Anthropology
  • Art/Fine Arts
  • Biology(General)
  • Business Admin, Management
  • Communications
  • Counseling
  • Development
  • Ecology
  • Education
  • English as a Second Language
  • Environmental Management
  • Environmental Studies
  • Family and Home Studies
  • Field-Study
  • Fourth World Studies
  • Health Sciences
  • Humanities
  • Interdisciplinary
  • International Relations
  • Law
  • Nursing
  • Occupational, Envir. Health
  • Political Science/Politics
  • Psychology
  • Public Admin, Public Pol, Govt
  • Social Sciences
  • Social Work
  • Sociology
  • Women's Studies
Languages :
  • English

Cost in US$: 320

Cost Includes :
  • In-country orientation/Training
  • In-country staff support
  • Registration fees
  • Written materials abroad
  • Written materials pre-departure
Cost Include Description:
1 day orientation seminar in Cape Town or East London, including materials, drinks and lunch; placement as volunteer or intern with an NGO or another formal employer in Cape Town, its surroundings or the Eastern Cape; detailed information on traveling to South Africa and on the NGO & tasks; certificate at the end of your internship / volunteer work; qualified contact persons in South Africa before and during your whole stay; support with visa issues; active network of volunteers; monthly volunteer-get-togethers in Cape Town; organization of a language course, accommodation and of trips and tours on request.

Experience Required: no

Volunteer Types :
  • adult education
  • agriculture
  • AIDS
  • anthropology
  • athletics
  • biological research
  • childcare/children
  • clerical and office work
  • community centers
  • community development
  • community health
  • community organizing
  • computer training
  • consciousness-raising
  • counseling
  • culture
  • democracy training
  • economic development
  • education
  • elderly
  • English teaching
  • environment
  • family planning
  • gardening
  • gender issues
  • grassroots organization
  • health
  • health care
  • health education
  • homelessness
  • hospital
  • housing
  • human rights
  • income-generation
  • indigenous issues
  • law
  • legal aide
  • literacy
  • micro-enterprise
  • minority groups
  • natural resources
  • nursing
  • office work
  • organic farming
  • organizational development
  • orphans
  • painting
  • peace
  • planting
  • popular education
  • population issues
  • primary education
  • public education
  • relief
  • research
  • secondary education
  • secretarial
  • self help
  • seniors
  • small business development
  • social services, social work
  • sports
  • street kids
  • teaching
  • tree planting
  • tutor
  • water
  • women
  • youth
  • youth development

Typical Volunteer: A typical volunteer would be a student or young professional who has a low budget but does not regard making money as a priority. He/She will rather be interested in getting to know other cultures, making unique experiences, meeting people that are special, and at the same time make a real difference to the lives of others.

Age Range: 18 years minimum

This Program is open to Worldwide Participants. This Program is also open to Couples and Individuals

Typical Living Arrangements :
  • Home-stays
  • Independent living
  • Other

Participants Travel to South Africa Independently

Typically Participants Work Independently

Application Process Involves:

  • Written Application

Post Services Include:

  • Job and Internship Network

Atlantic Volunteers's Mission Statement: We place young people as volunteers and interns in non-profit organizations and projects in South Africa. We also provide the necessary training at our head office in Cape Town. Our programmes are designed for students and young professionals with low budgets. We believe that in South Africa volunteers are urgently needed. Together with our participants, we would like to help improve the lives of those less fortunate.

Year Founded: 2005

 



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