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Ajude a promover uma educação humanitária na Tanzânia ensinando lições sobre bem-estar animal e liderando atividades de alcance comunitário.
Os voluntários guiam atividades com crianças, co-criam materiais de aprendizagem e apoiam eventos locais. Espere dias dinâmicos em escolas e vilarejos, trabalhando com parceiros e famílias.
Não remunerado; custos de vida de aproximadamente €300/mês; estadia mínima de 1 mês em Arusha.
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25 horas por semana
Trabalho social: Ajude comunidades locais.
2 dias livres por semana
Quarto privado: Você terá uma cama em um quarto privado, ou seja, um quarto só para você
Use nossa cozinha equipada: Fique à vontade para usar nossa cozinha para cozinhar sua própria comida.
Certificado: Ganhe um certificado de conclusão quando for embora.
Internet de Alta Velocidade: Internet de alta velocidade para você trabalhar remotamente
Inglês Fluente ou Francês Intermediário
Tem que ter pelo menos 18 anos
Recebe voluntários sozinhos, casais e duplas de voluntários
Passagens, seguro viagem, transporte e visto
This position supports VfAW’s animal-welfare education and community-outreach projects in Arusha, Tanzania. Volunteers work alongside our team to help implement humane-education activities on the ground. Your main tasks include delivering interactive lessons on animal welfare and empathy in schools and community centers, co-creating learning materials, leading outreach sessions with children, parents, and community members, and coordinating with local partners such as teachers, NGOs, and community leaders. You will also support logistics and facilitation for events and track participation and feedback to help improve and evaluate our programs.
Days in the field vary and require flexibility, as schedules can change quickly. Volunteers work up to 25 hours per week with two fixed days off. We expect a proactive attitude, comfort working in cross-cultural environments, and experience with children in educational or community settings. Strong communication skills, creativity, and alignment with VfAW’s mission are important.
VfAW provides safety and cultural orientation before travel, an in-country briefing upon arrival, and ongoing coordination support, including guidance on insurance, health considerations, emergency procedures, and registration requirements. This role is 100% volunteer and unpaid. Living costs in Arusha are approximately €300 per month (accommodation, food, and local transport). The NGO does not charge any fees. Flights and visa costs are the volunteer’s responsibility. Minimum commitment is one month, ideally three, with priority for volunteers traveling between January and May 2026.
Main Tasks
Deliver interactive lessons on animal welfare and empathy in schools and community centers.
Co-create learning materials (activities, worksheets, visuals) adapted to local contexts and ages.
Lead outreach activities (talks, clubs, parent/community sessions) to extend learning beyond the classroom.
Coordinate with local partners (teachers, NGOs, community leaders) to align and strengthen humane-education efforts.
Support event organization (logistics, setup, facilitation, feedback collection) for in-person activities.
Track participation and feedback to help us improve curricula and measure impact.
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 safety and cultural orientation covering local context, health guidance, emergency procedures, and key contacts. On arrival, you’ll receive an in-country briefing and ongoing coordination support. We also provide guidance on insurance, vaccinations, and any registration requirements, and we maintain clear protocols for incident reporting and emergency response.
