Search

...the Indian Ocean coast to the beautiful national parks, there's so much to discover in Kenya. What's more the people are friendly, travel is relatively inexpensive and everyone speaks English! As beautiful as it is though, Kenya has its...

...the centres and to provide some basic skills and companionship to the children. As English is a national language in Kenya, English language skills are a permanent necessity and by helping in this area you can bring an invaluable skill to...

...highlands and the unique safaris the only thing more welcoming than the landscape are the people! Volunteering in Kenya offers volunteers the chance to see this diverse and beautiful continent and make a difference to the lives of the...

...many as ‘the cradle of civilisation’ and home to spectacular wildlife reserves and safari experiences, volunteering in Kenya will be one of the best experiences of your life. There are many types of building processes in Kenya, ranging from...

...rural projects in Kenya are located in villages set deep in the Rift Valley near Lake Nakuru, with spectacular panoramas and breathtaking escarpments. Despite the wealth of scenery, people living in the Rift Valley are among the...

...Island of Mombasa. This project is in need of volunteers to teach children how to swim. In terms of swimming Kenya is not well represented at international level and has never won an Olympic swimming medal. Here you can make a...

...are the placements ? The Changing Worlds Kenya teaching placements are all in and around the town of Nakuru in the South West of Kenya - some three hours drive from the capital city of Nairobi. You will be working with poorer Kenyan...

...medical placements are all in and around the town of Nakuru in South West Kenya - some three hours drive from the capital city of Nairobi. Primarily, you will be working at the Rift Valley Provincial General Hospital (PGH) a few kilometres...

...days' big game safari: Going on safari must be one of the most exhilarating holiday adventures, and when you choose Kenya as your destination, the experience simply can’t be beaten. This landscape of incomparable drama and solitude never...

Kenya's population is hugely affected by the struggles of HIV/AIDS, poverty and unemployment. It is known to be one of the poorest countries in Africa. There are countless possibilities to impact the lives of those that are affected by these...

...established to address these problems and to tackle the issue of many ‘foreigners’ (mainly from Tanzania mainland and Kenya) being employed in the local tourism sector, instead of local villagers. The training school aims to train local...

people. There are also some great hiking opportunities in the area including viewpoints of Kilimanjaro and the Tanzania/Kenya border, waterfalls and historical caves. What's includedTravel advice and assistanceA comprehensive information...

...have opportunities across Kenya and have been working with locally run volunteer groups for years. This project presents the opportunity to help those whose lives have been affected by the AIDS epidemic in Kenya. Working at a home for...

...Sanctuary3-day big game safari in National ParksOpportunities to Scuba Dive or Mountain TrekIndian Ocean Beach and Kenya Bush locationElements of CK1 Community Camp Kenya was established in partnership with a rural African community and...

...you keen to get to know Kenya and its people? Could you make lessons fun and interesting? Oyster can place you at one of several schools in the Nanyuki area. The pupils are friendly and enthusiastic, despite their hardships; some are local...

y. You will most likely be placed close to your work, which will enable you to go home for lunch if you want to. Many Kenyans choose to eat locally for lunch on roast meat called "nyama choma" - a delicacy that you'll talk about for a long...

ement? The children’s home is near Nanyuki in the Laikipia region. It’s a beautiful and relatively unvisited part of Kenya, situated right on the equator. Conservation is high on the agenda, making it a great place to enjoy African wildlife...

...are the placements ? The Changing Worlds Kenya placements are all in south west of the country - some three to four hours’ drive from the capital city of Nairobi in the rural towns of Naivasha and Nakuru. You will be working with poor and...

...Care Work with Children and Orphans in Mombasa Social care projects are available with some of Kenya's poorest and most disadvantaged children, many of whom have become orphans after the devastating HIV/AIDS virus has affected their...

...is a great way to discover Kenya and share your skills with the world. We have opportunities across the country.Working with primary schools located in Mikindani, 7km west of Mombasa, you could share your English language skills as...