Community regeneration outreach
Community Regeneration Outreach is a caring community serving maasai people who are experiencing homelessness, precariously housed, or who live in extreme poverty. They serve as an act of love that recognizes the inherent dignity and worth of every person, regardless of their circumstances or life journey. This project is helpful projects which bring back hope to maasai people in Tanzania as well as giving you an opportunity to learn and exchange cultures. In this project you will engaging in various ways like helping with fetching the water, searching for wood fire, taking cattle to eat, ,making mud house, cooking and learning new culture . In this project anyone can join to make the impact.
HELP THAT WE NEED
- Helping With house construction
- Electricity installation
- Hygienic Education
- Water Installation
- Clothes
- Cultural Exchange
Maasai Village Cultural Exchange
The purpose of this initiative is to give you a chance to support maasai, educate them, learning from them and exchange the culture. Immerse yourself in authentic Maasai culture as you visit a traditional village, accompanied by an English-speaking guide who lives there himself.
Mobile clinic
Tree planting
Volunteers must aged 15+
Education improvements.
Cultural exchange
Donating a cause
Share your knowledge
Experience is needed .
IMPACT IN THE community regeneration outreach
- Show love
- Treat them as family
- Encourage them
- Sponsor
- Volunteers under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or friend who is over 18 to participate in this program
- Volunteers aged 16-18 are required to provide a confirmed letter with parental consent in order to participate on the program.
- All volunteers are required to provide a criminal background prior to departure,
- All volunteers must speak fluent English.
- All volunteers are required to have adequate volunteer travel insurance
What volunteer can do on week-end
From game drives with lion, elephant and rhino to climbing the tallest freestanding mountain in the world and visiting Africa’s ancient tribes – Tanzania offers some of the most awe-inspiring travel opportunities on the planet.
We believe that no volunteer adventure would be complete without experiencing these wonders. That’s why we offer safaris, guided hikes and other tours, exclusively available to volunteers as affordable add-ons. And each 10% from safari cost goes to support local community and children in the School.
HERE ARE SOME OF TANZANIA ADDS-ONS WE HAVE FOR YOU
While volunteering as a Teacher/ Babysitter or Tutor in Orphanage and Childcare Program in Tanzania you can visit Masai boma, Bush men, Waterfall, Hot spring, Coffee Tour, Day Hiking and Road Trip.
While Volunteering in Tanzania with us as a Teacher/ Babysitter or Tutor in Orphanage and Childcare Program in Tanzania you can do Day trips or joining Safaris to National Parks as well as move out of the city to explore other cities like stone town in Zanzibar.
While Volunteering in Tanzania with us as a Teacher/ Babysitter or Tutor in Orphanage and Childcare Program in Tanzania you can do Mountain Climbing
AN EXAMPLE OF VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE
First Day
On the first day of the volunteering placement, you will be escorted to the project by our local staff and introduced to the staff at the project you will be working with.
Weekdays
Work and hours are dependent on the project and placement that each volunteer is working at. A typical volunteer day would be as follows:
7:30 AM Breakfast at the volunteer house or homestay.
8:00 AM Volunteers leave home and travel to their placements. Work and hours are dependent on the project and placement that each volunteer is working at.
2:00 – 5:00 PM Work at the placement usually ends. Volunteers are free to travel home for lunch at their accommodation, prepare for the next day or do some shopping and sightseeing.
8:30 PM Dinner at the volunteer house or homestay
Weekends
Tanzania is a wildlife lover’s dream. In your free time you can venture out on a safari and see Africa’s Big 5 – lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards and rhino – as well as the mind-blowing number of other species that call Tanzania home.
In Arusha itself you can find great markets, take a few days to hike up the nearby Mt Meru, or learn about the Maasai and Meru tribes of the area. You can also take take a short flight down to Zanzibar for a weekend of sun and sandy beaches or save some time before or after your program to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.