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VSA work with many dedicated and worthwhile people, groups and
organizations throughout South Africa and have partnered with the
following projects and programs based on the contribution they have made
towards the upliftment of their communities and the environment and
their willingness and ability to host volunteers.
All projects supported by VSA are listed below, for more information
click on the websites provided or contact us on
info@voluntoursouthafrica.com and we will send you an
information sheet alternatively you may contact the projects directly
through their website contact details.
The White Lion Volunteer Program
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| Overview: We invite you to be part of a serious conservation initiative breaking new ground on both scientific and cultural fronts. As such this project is not a ‘holiday camp’, but committed individuals have the time of their lives. Students who join our program, experience our project as a turning point in their lives, in terms of personal growth, understanding of their life’s purpose, a deepening sense of value and values, spiritual growth, and a genuine commitment to making a difference. As a member of our team you will experience the day-to-day trials and tribulations of running a leading conservation initiative.. |
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Learn more about The White Lion Volunteer Program
Sisonke School – Eastern Cape
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| Overview: Sisonke School (meaning "together") is a small community run school based in a traditional rural area of South Africa called Port St Johns. Volunteers are welcome throughout the school term. |
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Earth Child Project – Cape Town
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| Overview: The Earthchild Project is a dynamic and innovative non profit organisation that has the power to transform communities. They work within the existing structure of schools, to creating a new generation of confident, conscious and responsible young leaders. |
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The Rural Woman’s Movement
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| Overview: The Rural Women’s Movement (RWM) is an independent rural women’s grassroots organization that addresses issues of gender inequality, human rights and economic development. We aim to develop rural communities in the South African province of Kwa-Zulu Natal (KZN) by empowering women as agents of change. |
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Woza Moya
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| Overview: An HIV/AIDS community care and support programme, situated in rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, providing services in the areas of Home Based Care, Orphan Intervention and Food Security. |
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Marashi Institute
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| Overview:
Marashi institute is a a state-of-the-art private day school
in Johannesburg City which uses a Consciousness-Based
Education system in the South African Outcomes-Based
Education framework. If you are a yoga instructor and wish to volunteer your skills at the institute every morning and evening please contact us. |
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Contribute your time remotely
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If you would like to contribute towards the wellbeing of
others from the comfort of your own home there are a number
of very important ways you can do this. Promote the worldwide Schools Enterprise Challenge run by our sister organisation Teach a Man to Fish. The competition encourages entrepreneurship in schools by guiding teachers and learners through the basics of business. or Add value to discussions on Education, Entrepreneurship and Personal growth by posting articles on our Education That Pays For Itself Facebook page. Offer advice and become an online partner/friend or guide to a grade 10, 11 or 12 high school student in South Africa. Please contact Nikki on nikki@voluntoursouthafrica.com for more information on how to get involved. |
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