Volunteer in Kenya

Volunteer Abroad in Kenya for 4-52 Weeks In Kenya, volunteers will find a dynamic melting pot of languages, cultures, wildlife and landscapes. Roughly the size of France, Kenya contains considerable geographic diversity – mountains, deserts, volcanic highlands and wide savannas en route to the Indian Ocean. Kenya is comfortably warm year-round with heavy rainfall in the spring. Wildlife habitats, including Maasai Mara, protect many native wildlife species including lions, rhinoceros, leopards, buffalo and elephants. Rural areas are rich with tradition, and volunteers will be welcomed again and again by friendly locals.

More information can be found at: www.unitedplanet.org and for United Planet’s Kenya programs at: www.unitedplanet.org/volunteer-abroad/long-term/kenya.

Action for Children in Conflict
Volunteer placements working with children in Kenya.

African Impact
Volunteer in Wildlife Conservation in Kenya
Help monitor wildlife while participating in research that contributes to animal conservation.

Discover Corps
Volunteer Vacations with Purpose in Kenya: Safari and Conservation
Volunteer vacations for adults and families in Kenya. Immerse yourself in a different culture while giving back, engaging in hands-on cultural workshops, and connecting with fascinating people. See lions, cheetah, and elephants while helping conservationists in the African savannah.

Ecologia Youth Trust
Volunteer in Kenya
Experience community development in action! Volunteer at a home for orphaned children and sustainable community project, empowering women, eco-agriculture, and immerse yourself in Kenyan life and culture.

Kaya
Volunteer and Travel in Kenya
Kaya volunteer and travel in Kenya allows participants the opportunity to support the people and wildlife of a country that is becoming more and more stratified as tourism money causes greater disparity between populations. Help educate about the prevention of HIV/AIDS through community outreach and education, assist in lion and native wildlife conservation and native inhabitant coexistence, or lend a hand in any one of a variety of schools that are extremely under staffed.