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What we do:
KIDS Worldwide helps to organise placements for approximately 500 international volunteers every year, who
get involved in over forty childrens projects located in 17 developing
countries around the world. These projects are managed by organisations
registered in the country in which they work.
Our point of difference:
Kids Worldwide is different from the majority of other volunteer organisations
in that we are run by volunteers FOR volunteers . We do not have to recoup staff and salary costs for administration. This means that volunteers only pay for their food
and accomodation to the project directors themselves, when they arrive
- thus directly benefitting the project they are going to help. There
is no middle man and the cost is thus very reasonable to volunteers.
Answers to many volunteers questions related to cost
and the way we work can be found in the volunteer
section of our website as well as the about us
section.
Projects we assist:
Click on the continent that you wish to volunteer in:
[South &
Central America] [Africa] [Asia][Europe]
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Supporting Childrens Projects
Every year since we started Kids Worldwide, we have taken into our programme approximately 5-8 new projects. This year (2010) we wish to consolidate the 40+ projects we currently assist. This means we do not intend to add any new projects, unless your project is in a country where we currently have no other projects. Please read the
affiliation section if you wish to know more.
 Mailing
Lists
Write to past and current volunteers
at the project that you are interested in. Click here
to find the mailing list that suits your needs.
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What's new on the website?
Our HeadQuarters for Kids Worldwide will be opening for bookings from June 2010. ImagineIT! project is the first project to be run by purely Kids Worldwide staff and teachers. A seven year long dream is finally coming to fruition in the Philippines!
Read our latest July 2010 newsletter about the projects in the Philippines |
Volunteer discussion space / blog area for volunteers going to Asia
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© KIDS Worldwide
Last
Updated:
31-Jul-2010
