Giving your time to help a voluntary organisation can be more fulfilling and satisfying than working for money, so we cover some of the different options available to you, such as teaching, conservation, eco-tourism or social work. The wide range of programmes and countries is sure to appeal to anyone wanting to experience something unforgettable, and make a difference to the lives of other people. Speaking to real volunteers as well as the organisations they worked for, we can give you a more detailed insight into what volunteering is really all about.
The photograph shows volunteers working on a Global Vision International project. Through GVI adventurous individuals can join over 60 wildlife conservation and research projects in over 30 countries worldwide.
In the current issue of WORKINGABROAD magazine, read about Sarah the medical student volunteering in Africa.
Our Features Editor, Natalie gives you an excellent overview of the different types of voluntary work available, what it will cost you but also what it will mean to the people you are helping and how it can help to change their lives.
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Giving your time to help a voluntary organisation can be more fulfilling and satisfying than working for money, so we cover some of the different options available to you, such as teaching, conservation, eco-tourism or social work. The wide range of programmes and countries is sure to appeal to anyone wanting to experience something unforgettable, and make a difference to the lives of other people. Speaking to real volunteers as well as the organisations they worked for, we can give you a more detailed insight into what volunteering is really all about.
