Community Volunteering in Cambodia
Love Volunteers
Summary:
This program supports rural communities in Cambodia, addressing issues such as human rights abuses, discrimination, poverty, health, and education. Its goal is to create a fairer and more egalitarian society by reducing poverty and improving education and confidence levels. Volunteers contribute to various programs, including education access, food security, asset creation, disaster risk reduction, and climate change adaptation. They assist in organizing events and training sessions to uplift the communities. This program provides a significant opportunity for volunteers to make a positive impact and help marginalized populations in need.
Sponsor:
Love Volunteers
Location:
Cambodia, Phnom Penh
Fees:
The fees and the number of weeks vary depending on the volunteer’s choice, with program fees starting from USD 849 for 4 weeks. Additionally, all programs require a Registration Fee of USD 299 to confirm the volunteer’s spot. The program fee includes airport pick-up on arrival, orientation & full safety briefing, accommodation, food & meals, 24/7 local support network, project placement & onsite supervision, and local transport.
Volunteer Requirements:
- Suitable applicants, aged 18 and above, can join this program.
- While the project is ideal for those pursuing careers in anthropology, social work, social entrepreneurship, or economics, individuals interested in diverse projects are also encouraged to participate.
- Required documentation includes emergency contact, police check, and resume.
Volunteer Responsibilities:
- Implement programs to to improve the livelihood of rural communities.
- Assist with report writing and editing.
- Research relevant laws and other critical information.
- Support monitoring and reporting activities.
- Assist program staff with administration and program development.
Aims:
- Build a fairer, more just society for the impoverished people of Cambodia.
- Improve the future prospects of Cambodia’s most marginalized citizens.
- Assess and mitigate the biggest risks to poor communities.
- Create inter-cultural understanding which benefits both residents and international volunteers alike.
