Our voluntary work in Venezuela is varied. As a Venezuela volunteer, you can get involved in community development, teaching children and environmental conservation.
Venezuela voluntary work
Venezuela voluntary work really gives you the chance to give something back to the country you are travelling whilst also adding another dimension to your career break travel. However if you choose not to take part in voluntary work there are plenty of other excting things to do on your Venezuela career break. Rafting, snorkeling and diving are popular activities and Venezuela marks the start of the Andean Cordillera which stretches the length of the continent and provides excellent hiking too!
This is a unique opportunity to make a difference to the lives of young people in one of Venezuela’s most under-resourced areas. These are charming and friendly people, living in one of the most beautiful parts of the world, but they really need the help and support of volunteers.
This is a chance to bring your enthusiasm for environmental conservation to the ‘Great Savannah’ area of Venezuala. You can live and work with the local population and other volunteers actually inside La Gran Sabana National Park, making a real difference to the long-term prospects of this important habitat.
Watch the wonderful effects of this invaluable therapy as you work with disabled children, helping them to build up their confidence and to get fitter and healthier. This project is ideal for lovers of horses and children and is especially valuable in a country like Venezuela due to the limited resources that disabled children have access to.
This programme offers a unique opportunity to live amongst the indigenous people of south-east Venezuela, helping with the conservation of rare and endangered animal species. You will also be helping to preserve the Pemon people’s tradition and culture in an isolated community in a beautiful part of the world.
This project offers a terrific opportunity for an enthusiastic volunteer to make a real difference to the future of a group of Venezuelan children. Teaching English in the local school, you will have the chance to experience the rich culture of the region and improve your own communication skills at the same time.
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