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Volunteer Abroad to Discover the World and Make a Difference

Volunteering abroad offers a unique opportunity to make a difference in the world while exploring new cultures and destinations. We work with trustworthy and legitimate volunteer projects all over the world, providing an interesting and rewarding travel experience to travellers who want to participate, rather than just visit a destination. Whether you want to volunteer as part of a round-the-world trip or as a standalone adventure, we offer a range of different options including animal welfare, social projects for children and young people, and environmental and marine conversation.

 

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Why volunteer with KILROY?

Safety

We work with partners that are thoroughly vetted and quality-checked so you can feel safe and rest assured that things are in order.

Always there

We're with you all the way. If something unexpected happens, you can trust that we're there to help you out.

Planning ahead

We're all for freestyling, but deciding on certain things before you go saves you from spending precious travel time sorting out practicalities.

Where can I volunteer abroad?


Our volunteer opportunities span across Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. Depending on the location and project, volunteer trips can last anywhere from one to 30 weeks. If you plan to work with children, we require a minimum commitment of four weeks to minimise disruptions for the children.


What qualities do I need to volunteer?


Volunteer projects are organised by local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and require flexibility, open-mindedness and a willingness to help. Fluency in English is typically sufficient, but some projects in Central and South America may require basic knowledge of Portuguese or Spanish. Regardless of the project, expect to work hard and be emotionally prepared for the experience. Remember, you're not saving the world, but you're helping to make it a better place for some individuals.


Why should I pay to volunteer?


The cost of volunteering covers accommodation, food, transportation, a donation to the project, and access to quality-assured, needs-tested projects. While some may question why they should pay to volunteer, it's important to remember that you're not paying to work; you're paying for the associated costs of being hosted as a volunteer. Accommodation and meals are often simple, and transfers between accommodation and projects are typically included, but ask your travel expert about specific details.

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