Teaching Project in Kenya

Ready for an unforgettable experience in rural Kenya? Help local teachers and students by sharing your English skills while soaking in a new culture. This program gives you the chance to connect with students, learn together, and broaden your perspectives.

In rural Kenya, kids rarely get the chance to interact with foreigners, even though English is one of the country’s official languages. By engaging with them and speaking English fluently, you’ll help boost their confidence and language skills in a way they don’t usually get outside of the classroom.

As a participant, you’ll be assigned to a community school where you’ll assist teachers with lessons, sometimes even planning fun and creative activities yourself. You might lead lessons, play sports, organize games, or teach through gardening and singing with younger students. It’s all about using your creativity and skills to enhance learning while promoting cultural exchange.

Your main goal is to support the local students and teachers in improving their English and other subjects through practice and creative activities. Bring some items or photos from home to share stories about your culture, and spark conversations that connect you with the kids and staff on a personal level.

No need to worry if you don’t have special qualifications. Whether you’re helping with English pronunciation, assisting with academic subjects, or just showing the kids that learning can be fun, your presence will have a huge impact. The connections you build with these students will leave a lasting impression.

Your tasks will include:
– Helping care for children and teaching basic hygiene like handwashing and brushing teeth
– Assisting local teachers with English lessons
– Organizing activities like singing, dancing, games, and storytelling
– Creating and preparing lesson plans for fun, engaging learning
– Participating in school events or activities at the center

During school breaks, you might help run a “day camp” for local kids, combining English lessons and sports. You’ll have a lot of freedom to be creative, but it’s important to come prepared, stay on schedule, and be patient with the students. And remember to follow the dress code—shoulders and knees covered, with men wearing trousers and T-shirts.

The best part? We’ve got everything covered. Our local coordinators will be there to support you every step of the way, offering assistance and guidance whenever needed. You’ll also have a 24/7 emergency contact number, so you’ll never be alone if something comes up.

Schedule

Monday to Friday

Breakfast
Assist at the local school
Lunch
Continue assisting with lessons
Prepare for the next day’s lessons
Dinner

So if you’re ready for a meaningful, cross-cultural adventure where you’ll make an impact and unforgettable memories, this is your opportunity!

This schedule is flexible and may change due to weather, local conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Environmental Project in Kenya

Ready to make a real impact on the environment? Join the local community in their mission to preserve and restore Kenya’s natural ecosystems for wildlife, plants, and people alike. This is your chance to be part of something bigger—helping fight climate change and creating a better future for all of us.

In this program, you’ll team up with local efforts focused on reforestation and environmental conservation. You’ll contribute your energy and creativity to spread awareness in the community about how much change is possible. Climate change affects everyone, and the work you do here plays a role in building a sustainable future.

We’ve all been bystanders for too long, but now is the time to take action. It’s time to treat the natural world like the gift it is, protecting and nurturing it for generations to come. This program partners with locals who are taking control of their land and future, leading environmental efforts to combat deforestation, promote sustainability, and protect biodiversity.

The community-driven initiative you’ll join is focused on restoring ecosystems, addressing the economic impact of deforestation, and building a more sustainable way of living. This isn’t just about planting trees—it’s about restoring balance to the environment and helping the local community thrive.

What You’ll Do:
– Prepare tree seedlings and learn how a tree nursery operates
– Participate in hands-on tree planting (digging, planting, watering)
– Educate the community about reforestation, environmental sustainability, and creative projects like vertical gardening and reusing plastic to build “green walls”

Why It Matters:
– Contribute to biodiversity conservation
– Restore ecological balance and fight the effects of global warming
– Help educate the next generation on the importance of environmental action
– Gain insights into the region’s ecological challenges while making a direct impact

Schedule

Week 1
Monday: Orientation—meet the team, learn about the project, and get familiar with the accommodation
Tuesday & Wednesday: Work at the local tree nursery, preparing seedbeds and learning the basics of tree care
Thursday: Explore Dundori Forest, collecting leaf specimens and learning more about local botany
Friday: Gardening at a local school, planting seedlings and teaching kids about environmental conservation

Week 2
Monday: Hike through a local forest and plant indigenous trees
Tuesday & Thursday: Crater hikes at Menengai Crater, with tree planting and lessons on the ecosystem
Wednesday: Hike through Dundori Forest, planting trees and learning about reforestation
Friday: Impact analysis, report preparation, and debrief

No special experience is required—just bring your energy, enthusiasm, and willingness to learn. Alongside locals, you’ll be helping to tackle the urgent issue of climate change head-on. Plus, you’ll get to explore the beautiful natural landscapes of Kenya while making a difference that truly matters.

Throughout your stay, you’ll be supported by our local coordinators, who will provide guidance and assistance when needed. We also have a 24-hour emergency contact number, so you’ll always have someone to reach out to if anything comes up.

This schedule is flexible and may change due to weather, local conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Women Empowerment in Kenya

Empower Women, Empower Yourself!

Join a Local Initiative in Nakuru! Ready to make a real impact? Join a program supporting over 50 women-led self-help groups in the Nakuru area. Your involvement will help underprivileged women build confidence and learn essential skills for self-sufficiency, from business training and leadership to reproductive health.

You’ll be working with women who have had limited access to education and need support to thrive in today’s world, where knowing how to budget, run a small business, or use basic technology can be life-changing. By teaching them financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and personal development, you’ll help them build resilience and create lasting change in their lives and communities.

This experience isn’t just about teaching – it’s about cultural exchange. You’ll be immersed in a vibrant community, where you’ll form meaningful connections with local women. They’ve had little interaction with people from outside their immediate environment, so your presence alone can broaden their worldview and inspire new perspectives. In return, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of their culture, challenges, and hidden strengths.

Through creative teaching methods and a positive attitude, you’ll help break down barriers, making learning fun and accessible. As long as your topics are relevant to the program’s goals, you can use your personal passions and experiences to make an even bigger impact. And with English widely spoken, communication will be smooth, allowing for an even richer exchange of ideas.

What You’ll Do:
– Empower women to recognize their strengths and build confidence.
– Help them contribute to the growth of the local Kenyan economy.
– Engage in a unique cultural immersion where both you and the local women will learn and grow.

Schedule

Monday to Friday, you’ll lead 4-5 lessons per week using a community-based organization’s network. Your day, lasting 4-6 hours, will include traveling to various villages, meeting incredible women, and exchanging knowledge on daily challenges.

Daily Schedule:
– Breakfast
– Morning Women’s Empowerment Sessions
– Lunch
– Afternoon Women’s Empowerment Sessions
– Dinner

This schedule is flexible and may change due to weather, local conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Childcare Project in Kenya

Make a Difference in Kenya by Volunteering at a Childcare Center in Nakuru!

Looking for an opportunity to make a real impact and experience something new? Join a Childcare Placement program in rural Nakuru, Kenya, where you’ll work with kids aged 6 months to 6 years old in a daycare or preschool setting. Whether you’re placed in a government-run daycare or one managed by a charity, you’ll help create a fun, creative, and nurturing environment for these young children.

This experience is all about cultural exchange and helping the children grow through play and learning, with a focus on speaking and interacting in English. Many of these kids come from underserved communities and don’t get much practice speaking English outside of the classroom, so your time with them is extra valuable. You can choose to work with babies, toddlers, or slightly older kids—or mix it up and work with them all!

While you’ll be collaborating with local staff, you’ll also have the freedom to bring your own ideas and activities to the classroom. What matters most is your attitude and energy—kids love when you’re playful, engaged, and excited to be there. Throughout the school year, activities change to fit the season, local festivals, or even environmental topics, and during the holidays, special events keep the children entertained.

This program is a win-win: the kids get to learn English in a fun, relaxed way from someone who’s fluent, and you’ll gain hands-on experience in childcare and education. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to connect with the local community, from teachers and students to even the children’s parents.

What You’ll Do:
– Help young children improve their English through fun, engaging activities.
– Gain practical experience working with kids in a daycare or preschool setting.
– Work alongside local staff and bring your own creative ideas to the classroom.

When:
Monday to Friday, you’ll spend 4-6 hours assisting with lessons, playtime, and other activities. After your time with the kids, you’ll have space to prepare lessons for the following day.

Schedule

Breakfast
Morning: Help out at the local daycare or preschool
Lunch
Afternoon: More time assisting and engaging with the kids
Lesson planning
Dinner

This schedule is flexible and may change due to weather, local conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Construction & Renovation in Kenya

Looking for an adventure where you can roll up your sleeves and make a real impact? Join our **Community Construction Program** in Nakuru, Kenya, where you’ll team up with locals to work on important construction and renovation projects that improve the community’s living conditions.

Many rural families in Kenya live in homes that need serious improvements, and many community spaces like schools, hospitals, and churches are in need of repair. This is your chance to directly contribute to projects that make life safer, healthier, and more comfortable for these communities. Whether you’re building new structures, renovating old ones, or establishing sanitation facilities, your efforts will make a lasting difference in people’s lives.

You’ll take on a variety of tasks like mixing cement, painting, plastering, and roofing—plus lighter duties like cleaning and organizing materials. Don’t worry if you’ve never done construction before! Our experienced coordinators will guide you through the process, making sure everything is safe and that you’re learning valuable skills along the way.

While no prior experience is needed, be ready for a physical challenge—working under the hot Kenyan sun can be tough, but it’s all part of the experience! You’ll leave with a sense of accomplishment, practical skills, and the knowledge that you helped improve the lives of people who need it most.

What You’ll Be Doing:
– Help build or renovate community spaces like schools, churches, and homes.
– Take on various tasks such as painting, cement mixing, woodwork, and digging.
– Work on playgrounds and other facilities for local kids.
– Collaborate with locals and learn about construction methods in a new environment.

Aims & Objectives:
– Be part of a team making real improvements to the local community’s living standards.
– Learn new skills in construction and renovation.
– Engage in cultural exchange by working side-by-side with local people.
– Make a positive impact by creating safer homes and better facilities for the community.

Schedule

From Monday to Friday, your day will kick off after breakfast, followed by 4-5 hours of construction work. You’ll get a detailed briefing on your tasks for the day, which could range from fixing roofs to painting buildings. You’ll have a lunch break at a nearby spot before getting back to work.

This program gives you the chance to learn practical skills, experience Kenyan culture, and make a real impact—all while working alongside friendly locals and other like-minded volunteers. Ready to get started? Let’s build something amazing together!

This schedule is flexible and may change due to weather, local conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Wildlife Conservation in Kenya

Are you ready to dive into an epic adventure while helping protect some of the planet’s most amazing wildlife? Our Wildlife Conservation Program is your chance to jump into action at a local conservancy in Kenya, where you’ll play a vital role in saving giraffes, vibrant birds, and the elusive Colobus monkeys—just to name a few!

This program is perfect for nature lovers and thrill-seekers who are eager to explore the breathtaking Kenyan wilderness. Here, adventure meets purpose, creating unforgettable experiences that you won’t find anywhere else. Imagine standing amidst stunning landscapes while the sounds of nature fill the air, all while making a real difference.

At the heart of this program is the conservation of the Rothschild giraffe, a stunning and endangered species. These tall beauties, with their unique coat patterns and graceful strides, are waiting for you to help protect them! You’ll team up with experienced rangers, embarking on exhilarating tracking missions and ecological monitoring activities that give you a front-row seat to their world.

Join guided expeditions into the wild, where you can observe these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. You’ll learn about their behaviors, movements, and needs, and contribute crucial data that aids in their conservation. Your efforts will directly support the survival of the Rothschild giraffe population—how amazing is that?

Your journey doesn’t stop there! You’ll get your hands dirty (literally!) by participating in various conservation activities aimed at protecting the delicate ecosystem of the Wildlife Conservancy. Help remove invasive plant species that threaten the grazing areas and restore balance to the land, ensuring a healthier habitat for all wildlife.

You’ll also have the chance to inspect the conservancy’s electric perimeter fence, keeping both wildlife and visitors safe. By checking for faults and clearing overgrowth, you’ll play a crucial role in maintaining a secure environment for everyone involved.

As part of your adventure, you’ll experience a full game drive through the stunning Soysambu Wildlife Conservancy. Get ready to encounter diverse flora and fauna, while knowledgeable guides share fascinating insights about the various bird species and wildlife that inhabit this vibrant area.

You’ll also visit the Dundori Tree Nursery, where you’ll learn the art of nurturing tree seedlings alongside local women. By contributing to reforestation efforts, you’ll help empower the community while supporting biodiversity. Plus, take an enchanting hike through the Dundori Forest Reserve, planting indigenous trees that are crucial for local wildlife habitats.

Don’t miss out on a breathtaking hike through the Menengai Crater, where you’ll soak in stunning views and learn about the intricate ecosystems at play. As you hike, participate in tree planting activities to promote ecological balance—every tree you plant is a step toward a greener future.

Throughout your journey, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with local communities, sharing cultural experiences and forging meaningful connections. Participate in initiatives that promote traditional practices and collaborative conservation efforts. It’s a chance to learn about their challenges while working together for sustainable solutions.

As a participant in this program, you’ll be making significant contributions to wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, and community empowerment. Each day will bring fresh opportunities for personal growth, learning, and making a tangible impact on the world around you.

At the end of each adventure-filled day, unwind in comfortable accommodations, savor delicious local meals, and reflect on your experiences while soaking in the soothing sounds of nature.

Here’s a sneak peek at what you’ll be doing:

Wildlife Conservancy:
Introductory Game Drive: Begin your journey with a thrilling game drive that will familiarize you with the geography of the conservation area. Enjoy the breathtaking landscapes while observing the diverse wildlife that calls this place home.
Rothschild Giraffe Tracking and Ecological Monitoring: Join the conservation team in tracking the endangered Rothschild giraffes. Contribute to ongoing research efforts by collecting data on their behavior and habitat, helping to ensure their survival.
Removal of Invasive Plant Species: Assist in the removal of invasive plant species that have encroached upon the grazing areas. By eliminating these plants, you will help restore the balance of the ecosystem and create a healthier habitat for wildlife.
DC Pulse Electric Perimeter Wall Inspection: Take part in the important task of inspecting the electric perimeter wall. Check for voltage faults and clear any overgrowth that may interfere with the electric pulse. Your efforts will contribute to the security and protection of the wildlife within the conservancy.

Soysambu Wildlife Conservancy:
Full Game-Drive Fauna and Flora Education: Embark on a comprehensive game drive within the Soysambu Wildlife Conservancy. Immerse yourself in the rich diversity of wildlife and learn about the unique flora and fauna present in the area, with a special emphasis on birds.

Dundori Tree Nursery:
Nurturing Tree Seedlings and Assisting Local Women: At the Dundori Tree Nursery, you can learn about the processes involved in nurturing tree seedlings. Work with local women to assist them in their efforts to conserve and grow trees. Your assistance will help with reforestation and environmental sustainability.

Hike through Dundori Forest Reserve with Tree Planting: Take a memorable hike through the enchanting Dundori Forest Reserve. Embrace the beauty of the forest by planting indigenous trees, which will have a long-term impact on the ecosystem and promote a greener environment.
Menengai Crater:

Hiking in Menengai Crater Forest and Ecological Education: Explore the enthralling Menengai Crater Forest while learning about the unique ecosystem that thrives within. Immerse yourself in the natural surroundings while planting tree seedlings that will help preserve this amazing area.

Daily Schedule

07.00: Fuel up for the day with a delicious breakfast at the accommodation center.
07.30: Depart from your accommodation to begin your program activities.
08.00: Begin the day’s activities, which will vary depending on the location and objectives.
10.00: Take a refreshing tea break to re-energize yourself for the rest of the day’s activities.
10.30: Resume your program activities, contributing to the conservation efforts.
12.30: Break for lunch, where you’ll enjoy a packed lunch at the site, surrounded by nature.
13.00: Continue with program activities or prepare for upcoming tasks during this time.
15.00: Depart the site and return to the accommodation center, where you can relax and unwind.
19.00: Dinner will be served at the accommodation, capping off each eventful day.

Prepare to embrace your role as a wildlife conservationist as you immerse yourself in Nakuru’s incredible natural wonders. We can make a difference in preserving these vital ecosystems for future generations if we work together.

You are expected to participate in relevant activities for a minimum of 5 hours a day

Aims & Objectives
To have an impact on biodiversity conservation, habitat restoration, community engagement, and personal development.
Together, participants and local stakeholders work towards a future where humans and wildlife can coexist harmoniously, ensuring the preservation of our natural heritage for generations to come.

Schedule

Week 1:
Monday: Orientation
The first day of your incredible wildlife conservation journey is dedicated to getting to know the team, understanding the projects, and becoming acquainted with the accommodation center. You’ll receive a warm welcome and an overview of what lies ahead.

Tuesday: Wildlife Conservancy
The adventure begins with a game drive through the Kigio Wildlife Conservancy. Take a safari vehicle through the varied terrain, immersing yourself in the beauty of the conservation area. Discover the habitats and behaviors of magnificent wildlife, from graceful antelopes to majestic elephants.

Wednesday: Giraffe Tracking and Ecological Monitoring
Today, you will embark on an unforgettable adventure: giraffe tracking. You will travel with experienced guides and researchers to observe and monitor the endangered Rothschild giraffes. Witness their graceful movements while helping to support ongoing conservation efforts.

Thursday: Removal of Invasive Plant Species
Conservation involves not only the protection of animals but also the preservation of their habitats. On this day, you will work with the conservation team to remove invasive plant species from the grazing areas. This will help restore the ecosystem’s balance and create a healthier environment for wildlife.

Friday: DC Pulse Electric Fence Inspection
Conservation efforts go beyond wildlife and include the protection of their habitats. Today, you will play a critical role in ensuring the electric perimeter fence’s effectiveness. Assist the team in inspecting the fence for voltage faults and clearing any overgrowth that may be interfering with its functionality. Your contribution will aid in the protection of wildlife from potential threats.

Week 2:
Monday: Soysambu Wildlife Conservancy
Prepare for a thrilling full-day game drive in the enthralling Soysambu Wildlife Conservancy. Immerse yourself in nature’s beauty and encounter a diverse range of wildlife. Keep an eye out for the diverse birdlife that inhabits the conservancy as you walk through it.

Tuesday: Dundori Tree Nursery
Today’s adventure takes you to the Dundori Tree Nursery, where you will learn about the care of tree seedlings. Join the efforts of local women to support reforestation and conservation. Learn about the delicate art of growing trees and make a difference by assisting in their growth.

Wednesday: Dundori Forest Hike and Tree Planting
Put on your hiking boots and get ready for an unforgettable hike through the enchanting Dundori Forest Reserve. As you explore the forest’s hidden treasures, you will have the opportunity to plant indigenous trees, contributing to the region’s rich biodiversity. Feel the connection to nature and witness the positive impact of your actions.

Thursday: Menengai Crater Hike and Ecological Education
Set out on a thrilling hike up the magnificent Menengai Crater. As you ascend, knowledgeable guides will provide insights into the unique ecosystem that surrounds this geological wonder. Participate in tree planting activities to demonstrate your commitment to environmental preservation.

Friday: Impact Analysis Report and Debrief
Reflect on the incredible journey you have been a part of on the final day. Collaborate with other participants to create an impact analysis report that highlights your progress throughout the program. Participate in a debriefing session to share your thoughts, insights, and memorable experiences.

Prepare to embrace adventure, contribute to wildlife conservation, and create lasting memories as you explore Nakuru’s remarkable landscapes. Together, we can protect and preserve Kenya’s natural wonders for future generations.

This schedule is flexible and may change due to weather, local conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Medical Internship in Kenya

This program is geared toward anyone with a healthcare background, whether you’re studying or already working in the field. You’ll be able to contribute based on your skills and knowledge while gaining real-world experience in a unique setting.

You’ll take part in a range of activities at a local medical center or hospital, helping people who often don’t have access to affordable, quality healthcare. Not only will you work closely with professionals, but you’ll also get the chance to observe Kenya’s healthcare system firsthand. It’s a complex mix of public and private providers, with major gaps between urban and rural areas, especially when it comes to infrastructure and access to care.

One of the most impactful opportunities you’ll have is volunteering as a “backpack nurse” in remote areas. Some patients can’t make it to the hospital due to the distance or lack of transportation, so you’ll bring healthcare to them. This means you’ll be walking long distances, offering a rewarding yet challenging experience. After a day’s work, you can unwind by the hotel pool.

Through this program, you’ll grow your medical skills and knowledge while getting a firsthand look at the everyday struggles healthcare professionals face in low-resource areas. By working alongside passionate local staff, you’ll help improve access to healthcare and make a real difference in the community.

Expect to dive into various tasks based on your skills. You’ll be shadowing doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals, gaining exposure to both in-patient and outpatient care. From monitoring patients and observing medical procedures to helping with health education in the community, there’s always something to learn and contribute to.

Your involvement in the program can have a real impact on the hospital’s operations. Not only will you bring fresh knowledge and ideas, but if possible, you can donate medical supplies or resources, which would greatly benefit the community and reduce financial burdens on the hospital.

Schedule

Monday to Friday

Breakfast
Assist at a local hospital or join the backpack nurse team
Lunch
Assist at a local hospital or join the backpack nurse team
Dinner

You must have a medical background or be on track for one—whether you’re studying pre-med, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physical/occupational therapy, or working in a related healthcare field.

This schedule is flexible and may change due to weather, local conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances.