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I volontari supportano i nostri progetti sul benessere degli animali in Tanzania preparando materiali didattici, tenendo lezioni sul benessere e sulle cure veterinarie di base, e aiutando a organizzare eventi comunitari.
I giorni variano tra scuole, attività di outreach e pianificazione del team. Ci aspettiamo flessibilità, adattabilità culturale e formazione veterinaria.
Non retribuito; costi di circa €300/mese; soggiorno minimo di 1 mese. Candidati qui: https://forms.gle/2p9mDD7ySrxt4Ff46
25 ore di aiuto per settimana
Lavoro sociale: Aiuta con lavoro volontario in progetti e comunità locali.
2 giorni liberi a settimana
Camera privata: Avrai un letto in una camera privata. In altre parole, una stanza solo per te.
Usa la nostra cucina attrezzata: Sentiti libero di utilizzare la nostra cucina e preparare il tuo delizioso cibo.
Certificato: Ottieni un certificato di completamento dopo che termina la tua esperienza.
Accesso Internet Veloce: Internet ad alta velocità per lavorare da remoto
Fluente Inglese o Principiante Francese
Più di 18 anni
Accoglie volontari singoli, coppie e partner di volontari
Voli, assicurazione di viaggio, trasporti interni e visto
As a Veterinarian or Animal Health Expert Traveling Volunteer, you’ll support VfAW’s animal-welfare projects in schools and communities across Arusha. This teaching-focused role includes preparing educational materials, delivering lessons on welfare and basic veterinary practices, and helping organize events. No surgery or clinical procedures are done.
Daily tasks include developing content with the team, teaching in classrooms or community settings, supporting outreach logistics, and coordinating with teachers, NGOs, and community leaders. Flexibility is essential as schedules and locations vary. Volunteers work up to 25 hours per week with two fixed days off.
We expect a proactive attitude, strong communication skills, and comfort in cross-cultural environments. Veterinary training (final-year students welcome) and practical experience with animals are required; teaching experience is a plus. Volunteers can continue contributing remotely after their stay.
VfAW provides safety and cultural orientation before travel, an in-country briefing, and ongoing support, including guidance on insurance, vaccinations, and emergency procedures. This position is fully volunteer-based and unpaid. Living costs in Arusha are approx. €300/month, covering accommodation, food, and local transport.
Daily Activities Checklist
Prepare and support the creation of teaching materials
Teach animal-welfare and basic veterinary practices in schools and community settings
Assist in organizing and facilitating in-person outreach events
Coordinate with teachers, community leaders, and partner organizations
Support logistics: setup, materials, feedback collection
Engage with students, families, and community groups
Participate in team planning sessions
Shifts
Volunteers work up to 25 hours per week with two fixed days off.
Shifts vary depending on school schedules and community outreach needs. Activities may take place in different locations around Arusha, and flexibility is required, as field plans can change.
VfAW is committed to your wellbeing. Before travel, volunteers receive a safety and cultural orientation, including local context, health guidance, emergency procedures, and key contacts. On arrival, you’ll have an in-country briefing and ongoing coordination support. We also provide guidance on insurance, vaccinations, and registration requirements and maintain clear protocols for incident reporting and emergency response.
