Volunteer in Tanzania

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Enjoy a stimulating and provoking experience with Go Volunteer Africa’s volunteer program in Tanzania. Go Volunteer Africa’s volunteer program in Tanzania enables you to absorb the fascinating Tanzanian culture whilst sharing your knowledge and skills with the country.

The projects will provide an unforgettable eye opening experience for a gap year, vacation, spring break or career break for groups and individual travelers.

Go Volunteer Africa offers opportunities for volunteer work in Tanzania, through various community development projects, giving you a chance to experience the culture, the people and much more.

If you can spare a month or two, Go Volunteer Africa will find you a volunteer program in Tanzania. We are the most affordable and legitimate African based volunteer travel organization that works directly with the grassroots, we are not a middle-man between you and the community; we are the community you will be serving!

Go Volunteer Africa recruit volunteers for our locally-run community development, conservation, teaching, health care, and building and sports projects around Tanzania. All of our volunteer programs in Tanzania need volunteers who can bring new ideas, work with minimal supervision, and have a positive, self-starting attitude.

Our Volunteer Program in Tanzania is an immersion program customized for individual travelers, students, professionals, families, groups, or anyone with the desire to serve in villages in Tanzania.

One of the biggest differences you will notice at the end will not be external but will be the difference inside of yourself. Most importantly, you will be changed forever because you will have a greater understanding of another culture, you will challenge your personal limits, and you will develop friendships.

Many travelers know where they want to go, but don’t know what to do once they get there. Go Volunteer Africa’s volunteer program in Tanzania gives your travels a purpose and an itinerary.

Volunteering in Africa requires flexibility, patience; those who are self-starters, and people who genuinely respect the host people and their culture. Volunteers never come here to teach the people western ways, nor are here to save the people. Volunteers come to share their energy and time with the people, to experience their culture first hand and to grow themselves.