Teach English in Maasailand

Education standards within the Maasai tribe are very poor. There are few learning institutions and very limited resources for education, mainly from a lack of motivation from educators. Primarily, this is because of cultural ideas that do not value education, and that discriminate against women and female children.

You can help make a difference in the lives of the Maasai people by teaching English in Maasailand and being a champion for education.

Volunteer in an Orphanage

There are many abandoned and orphaned children in Kenya who are rescued from a life on the streets. These children need loving and caring role models who can help them grow in a nurturing environment.

Give your heart to improving the lives of these children and volunteer in a Kenyan orphanage. You’ll play, teach, and care for children in need while seeing the direct impact of your actions on the faces of those you help.

Women’s Empowerment Program

Women remain the backbone of thriving communities. When affected with a disease like HIV/AIDS, economic challenges set in and the whole community suffers. This empowerment program helps women affected by HIV/AIDS move past the stigma associated with the disease and find a supportive group where they feel they belong.

Offer your heart and encouraging ideas to these women, helping them to smile and be successful, empowered community members again.

Sustainable Farm Project

Promote proper nutrition and good agricultural practices by working on a farm in support of the Women’s Economic Empowerment Project.

You’ll assist women with HIV/AIDS care for crops and livestock including goats, free-range chickens, rabbits, and fish, all at the base of the beautiful Ngong Hills.

Urban Daycare Assistance

There are many informal settlements and slums across the poor, urban regions in Kenya. Within these communities, there are vulnerable children who desperately need love and support.

If you have a willing, capable heart and want to give of yourself in a big way, volunteer with this project and teach, care for, and provide a nurturing, safe environment for these little ones.

Slum Empowerment Program

Work with community-based organizations in Kibera, the largest slum in Africa, located in Kenya’s capital city of Nairobi.

Embrace the concept of collective impact as you volunteer to tackle the needs of the urban poor including caring for children, teaching English, and helping community members develop marketable skills.

If you want to work in this project, we will connect you with specific roles and tasks that will fit your unique experiences and volunteering goals