Village Teaching and Outreach Worker
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About the program
Live and work with a Ugandan led initiative, supporting education in classrooms and community groups.
Chronic underdevelopment in Uganda is a problem not easily solved. Remote rural living, the HIV/AIDS epidemic, a subsistence economy, loss of hope, and lack of services helps to keep many families dependent upon hand-outs, malnourished, and uneducated. Currently, there are few real ways to generate ...
Typical day
By working and living with international volunteers, local people receive education and learn to generate income on their own, resulting in a diminishing need for outside help. Volunteers complement local staff, and provide cultural exchange and skills to all levels of society. Your presence and ...
Free-time activities
Uganda is a beautiful, peaceful, fun and very welcoming country. Volunteers can easily meet up on weekends to travel. Popular tourist activities in Uganda include wildlife safari, white water rafting and bungee jumping on the River Nile, chimpanzee and gorilla tracking, nature walks and forest ...
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Details on arrival
School terms vary annually but are likely to be: Feb 1 to April 15, May 15 to August 15, Sept 15 to November 30.
Outreach work happens year round.
Program fees
Meet your organization
The Real Uganda
Non-profit - founded in 2005
Verified by Volunteer World
Coordinated by
Leslie
About the project
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