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A video work I did as a 'love letter to cinema', a part of THE LETTER I WOULD LOVE TO READ TO YOU IN PERSON: In memory of ALEXIS TIOSECO (1981- 2009)Sep 15 (Wed) / 12noon - 12 midnight / Videotheque @ UPFI Film Center.
Including:
video love letters by John Torres, Raya Martin, Erwin Romulo, Quark Henares, Teddy Co, Kiri Dalena,... UPFI Experimental Film students and the 1st batch of the Alexis Tioseco Internship Program. Programme organized by Yason Banal.
Exhibited in Tama Art University, Tokyo, Japan [SEE-SEA-SAW "Whereabouts of works/artists"].
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Rhine Bernardino.
This a flyer promo design for a friend of mine who is starting a worship internship program for students.
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Joey and Tatum
Last year was one of the craziest, busiest years of my entire life. I worked close to full time at Earls Restaurant in Bellevue and did the 3rd year internship program at City Church for Media, as well as having the busiest photography year yet. I lived with two crazy dudes, one of which will make a special appearance in the 365 soon. The other roommate to whom I shared a room with for an entire year is a guy known by the name, Joey Cruz. If you know Joey, you are a pretty lucky person. He’s probably one of the craziest; I’ll do whatever personalities since steve-o. If all of my friends had reality TV shows, Joey’s is the one I would watch. Besides all this craziness, Joey is a super solid dude. He has a serious passion for Jesus, and the way he lives life is contagious. Here is a pretty Gnarly video of joey falling off a 30 foot rope swing.
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This photograph is of the love of his life, Tatum. She’s an incredible girl, has traveled the world, has amazing tattoos and is the woman Joey will be spending the rest of his life with. She’s kind of the opposite of Joey, which is so perfect because that’s exactly what he needs! Calms down the crazy!
I chose this photograph of the engagement session we did yesterday, because of just how perfect it is. Joey being crazy, funny, urinating off a 50 foot cliff, while Tatum stands with her arms crossed making a, “I cannot believe you Joey” expression. I really hope this makes you smile as much as it makes me laugh.
Joey and Tatum, I love you guys! Congrats and thanks for giving me the green light on posting this photo.
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President Barack Obama waves goodbye after talking with summer interns from the White House Internship Program in the Rose Garden of the White House, Aug. 10, 2011. (Official White House Photo by Samantha Appleton)
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جلالة الملكة رانيا العبدالله تحضر تخريج الفوج الاول من برنامج "فرصتي للتميز" الذي تنفذه مبادرة التعليم الأردنية.
عمان، الأردن/ 27 تشرين الأول 2014
Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah attends the first graduation ceremony of the Jordan Education Initiative’s (JEI) internship program “Fursati Liltamayyoz”.
Amman, Jordan/ October 27, 2014
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Year eight graduates of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program celebrate the completion of their 12-month BC Government internship. The program helps young Aboriginal British Columbians youth build skills and networks, leadership skills, and learn about careers in the BC Government.
Early activities at the Stone Valley Recreational Area/Shaver's Creek Environmental Center. There, Penn State offers Internship programs for students, as well as outdoor recreational opportunities and programs for the public.
This is a sketchnote I made of the final presentations of the NIST high school research interns who spent their summer working at the NIST Center for Neutron Research. They were participants in NIST's Summer High School Internship Program (SHIP). These SHIP students are all very talented and did a great job. The future is indeed bright!
German Memories in Asia is a collection of memories by the author Rajkumar Kanagasingam, in his association with the German university students, who have been volunteering in Asia under an internship program.
German Memories in Asia narrates the fascinating early human migration from Africa to the rest of the world and the sensitive issues of Asian and European historical events, especially the German, since the Roman Empire era and about the Germans in Germany, Latin America, North America, East European countries, Australia and elsewhere in the world and their migrations, life styles, encounters and assimilation since ancient times.
It analyses the Franco-Prussian War and the Otto von Bismarck's diplomacy, Austria & the divided German states, German-Brazilians today, the Pennsylvania's Amish County & the Mennonite communities, the German colonies in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Volga Germans in Russia under Bolshevist atrocities and the First and Second World War issues of Kaiser William II and his diplomatic chaos, Firebombing on Dresden, Danube Swabians and their expulsion, the U.S. President Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower in the crisis of starving German POWs and more.
It explores the author's encounters in his early days in the war-ravaged Jaffna Peninsula in the northern part of the Indian Ocean's war-torn island and then as an officer in an American NGO in the jungles under the control of Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and then in a tsunami relief mission there with German students.
It reveals the author's experience in his early days in the Dutch Fort of Jaffna, a superior Fortress, probably the strongest fortification in Asia recalling the memories of Portuguese and Dutch era Jaffna.
The book is a memorable testimony for German students' life and fashion in Asia at their residency at the Aquarius Resorts in Marawila, a sleepy western coastal town of Sri Lanka facing the scenic Indian Ocean!
Fresno State Dietetic Internship Program Coordinator Erika Ireland, August 22, 2022, photo by Geoff Thurner, Copyright 2022.
German Memories in Asia is a collection of memories by the author Rajkumar Kanagasingam, in his association with the German university students, who have been volunteering in Asia under an internship program.
German Memories in Asia narrates the fascinating early human migration from Africa to the rest of the world and the sensitive issues of Asian and European historical events, especially the German, since the Roman Empire era and about the Germans in Germany, Latin America, North America, East European countries, Australia and elsewhere in the world and their migrations, life styles, encounters and assimilation since ancient times.
It analyses the Franco-Prussian War and the Otto von Bismarck's diplomacy, Austria & the divided German states, German-Brazilians today, the Pennsylvania's Amish County & the Mennonite communities, the German colonies in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Volga Germans in Russia under Bolshevist atrocities and the First and Second World War issues of Kaiser William II and his diplomatic chaos, Firebombing on Dresden, Danube Swabians and their expulsion, the U.S. President Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower in the crisis of starving German POWs and more.
It explores the author's encounters in his early days in the war-ravaged Jaffna Peninsula in the northern part of the Indian Ocean's war-torn island and then as an officer in an American NGO in the jungles under the control of Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and then in a tsunami relief mission there with German students.
It reveals the author's experience in his early days in the Dutch Fort of Jaffna, a superior Fortress, probably the strongest fortification in Asia recalling the memories of Portuguese and Dutch era Jaffna.
The book is a memorable testimony for German students' life and fashion in Asia at their residency at the Aquarius Resorts in Marawila, a sleepy western coastal town of Sri Lanka facing the scenic Indian Ocean!
German Memories in Asia is a collection of memories by the author Rajkumar Kanagasingam, in his association with the German university students, who have been volunteering in Asia under an internship program.
German Memories in Asia narrates the fascinating early human migration from Africa to the rest of the world and the sensitive issues of Asian and European historical events, especially the German, since the Roman Empire era and about the Germans in Germany, Latin America, North America, East European countries, Australia and elsewhere in the world and their migrations, life styles, encounters and assimilation since ancient times.
It analyses the Franco-Prussian War and the Otto von Bismarck's diplomacy, Austria & the divided German states, German-Brazilians today, the Pennsylvania's Amish County & the Mennonite communities, the German colonies in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Volga Germans in Russia under Bolshevist atrocities and the First and Second World War issues of Kaiser William II and his diplomatic chaos, Firebombing on Dresden, Danube Swabians and their expulsion, the U.S. President Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower in the crisis of starving German POWs and more.
It explores the author's encounters in his early days in the war-ravaged Jaffna Peninsula in the northern part of the Indian Ocean's war-torn island and then as an officer in an American NGO in the jungles under the control of Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) and then in a tsunami relief mission there with German students.
It reveals the author's experience in his early days in the Dutch Fort of Jaffna, a superior Fortress, probably the strongest fortification in Asia recalling the memories of Portuguese and Dutch era Jaffna.
The book is a memorable testimony for German students' life and fashion in Asia at their residency at the Aquarius Resorts in Marawila, a sleepy western coastal town of Sri Lanka facing the scenic Indian Ocean!
Nine recent post-secondary graduates with disabilities joined the Work-Able Graduate Internship Program this September for twelve-month internships in ministries across the BC Public Service. The program provides learning, coaching and mentorship throughout the internship to help employees develop valuable skills and gain public service experience.
The Province has proclaimed September 2015 as the second annual Disability Employment Month to increase awareness and promote the hiring, inclusion and advancement of people with disabilities in BC.
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Edward Avalos, Under Secretary, Marketing and Regulatory Programs speaks to employees and students at the United States Department of Agriculture-Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) National Internship Program Summer 2016 Internship Orientation at the U.S. Department of Agriculture In Washington, DC on Monday, June 6, 2016. USDA photo by Natasha Frye.
Dr. Kim Greene, Director, Office of the Chief Scientist, Research, Education and Economics (REE) presents the keynote address at the United States Department of Agriculture-Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) National Internship Program Summer 2016 Internship Orientation at the United States Department of Agriculture In Washington, DC on Monday, June 6, 2016. USDA photo by Steve Thompson.
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Participants in the 2023 College Student Internship Program on a site visit to the Navajo Nation 55 megawatt solar farm in Kayenta, AZ. Pictured (left to right): Sherry Sneezer, Edwina Leslie and Sarah LaVallie.
Photo from Sandra Begay
Date Taken; June 13, 2023
International Volunteer Travel – Volunteer Abroad Kenya
VOLUNTEER PLACEMENTS IN KENYA
Lecden-Kenya offers Kenya volunteer opportunities to work on either short or long term basis focusing on Children Programs, Environment Education and Community Development.
Lecden Kenya is a Registered Volunteer and Interns Placing Organization based in Nairobi , Kenya.
We mobilizes and deploys international volunteers and Interns from different parts of the world to work with local communities, wildlife and habitats. Our Voluntary work is mainly done in the areas of Education- Teaching, Orphanages, HIV/AIDS Awareness, Old Age Homes, Construction, Elephant Conservancy, Lion Conservancy while Internships Ranges from Medical Health Care, Veterinary Internships to Environmental Nature Projects.
Both volunteers and Interns have to live and work with and within the communities so that they can understand them better and reach a specific goal. After the volunteers leave, the community must be able to finish the task they started together.Volunteer Abroad, Volunteer Teaching Abroad, Volunteer Abroad in an Orphanage, Volunteer Abroad in construction Project, volunteer Africa.
We have Short Term and Long Term volunteer and Internship Programs where we combine volunteerism, Summer Trips, Mission Trips, Missionary Transports and Adventure Expedition to Masai Mara Game Reserves, Lake Nakuru National park, Mount Kenya Climbing, Mombasa and Lamu Holidays.
Most of our community based projects are located in Nairobi, Naivasha, Kiambu, Mlolongo, Limuru, Machakos, Kisumu, Thika, Kajiado, Nanyuki, Nakuru, Bungoma, Mombasa, Eldoret, Lodwar, Rarienda, Nyahururu and Maasai land.
Lecden-Kenya Ecotours Kenya believes that true development is people centered.
VOLUNTEER PLACEMENTS
Lecden-Kenya offers you unique opportunities to work on either short or long term basis focusing on traditional education, environment education and community development. Explore this great country while serving kids, poor communities, and women groups. We invite you to join our volunteer Program and make a difference together.
PROGRAM QUALITY
we evaluates every project we offer to ensure that we only commit to programs with genuine need for volunteer aid, not just financial assistance. We develop relationships with the programs, and help shape initiatives to ensure that in the long run, we do not encourage dependence on outside help. Rather, we establish foundations on which the people can build and develop themselves. We also ensure that the members of those communities are open and eager to learn and discover our culture, as we become a part of theirs. The quality and sustainability of our programs are very important to us. We want you to have the most fulfilling and memorable time possible, and are part of something that is going to last into the future generations.
PROGRAMS
There are numerous programs for volunteers both in rural and urban areas that empower individuals to be agents of change, reach out and involve community members in their own initiatives. Our volunteering opportunities in Kenya are in the areas of Education and training for children from under-privileged families, orphanages and care centres, health care and HIV/AIDS education and counseling.
If you are looking for teaching opportunity in schools or medical internship in hospitals, we offer very unique and customized opportunities for a lifetime internship experience in Kenya. The projects we offer can be under taken on either long term or short term goals and focus on traditional education, social education and community development.
Children Program in Orphanages : Working in an orphanage in Kenya is an opportunity to make an input and create hope in the lives of orphans, destitute and youth who live in extreme poverty. This program is designed to create an atmosphere where orphaned children can experience the fun and excitement of learning and feel part of the fortunate world to offer them the hope in life.
Children Program in Orphanage/Care Center
The orphanage work program is highly challenging and rewarding, as you will be changing the lives of orphaned children who rarely receive opportunities to interact with other people. Share love and care for innocent, troubled, and forgotten children, offer them a profound gift.. Working with orphaned children demands lots of patience, as these children’s harsh living conditions have often alienated them from society.
A volunteer’s responsibility depends on the needs of the orphanage and the skills and interests of the volunteer. Most of the orphanages aim at the provision of education opportunities to orphans; therefore, in most cases, volunteers teach basic conversation English to the children. Volunteers also help in developing creative programs such as art, music, dance, sports, etc. Additional help on day trips, sanitation, cooking, and administration might be requested.
Children Feeding Program
Children at the Center
One of the most wonderful opportunities that work in children orphanage can give you is the chance to share your love and skills with poor orphaned children. Many volunteers have deemed the work life changing. By offering attention and love to children, you are making a real difference in the life of a young person. Whether you have a background in childcare or simply enjoy sharing love with kids, a smile can offer something meaningful to the life of kids deprived of love and care.
As a volunteer, you can help care for children in orphanages. Children are an integral part of all societies around the world and providing adequate care for them is an important part of everyday life. As an international volunteer this type of placement provides an opportunity for active hands-on work as well as a unique cultural exchange opportunity. Many orphanages are community initiated and operated by local community members. Often government support and staff are minimal; therefore the institutions are not provided with the necessary resources to optimize the children’s care. The orphanages rely upon volunteers to support their long-term sustainable initiatives through simple tasks and creative energy. Sharing your time with the children, you will be offering them the family love which they have not been privileged with, you will be presenting to them a reason to live as normal as you and us.
You may be assisting with daily routines helping cook and feed the children, playing with them, and devising games for their leisure after school and on weekends. Through all that you do, the individual attention and love that you give the children will last in their memories for a lifetime. The single most important factor in the development of young children is relationships with caring adults. Whether you have a background in childcare or simply enjoy caring for young children, a smile or hug can be a meaningful and long-term contribution.
In addition, the dialogue and interaction with local staff provides a rare opportunity for you to share ideas with them and build morale. The most important attributes needed for these placements are an open heart and a love for spending time with children. In some placements you will quickly pick up on the daily routine while in others you may need to be more creative in coming up with ideas.
Volunteer’s responsibilities
•Helping the children in conversational English and assignments.
•Supervise the children to clean up and dress up.
•Supervise their studies and assignments.
•Share their food; sit by them to see them eat.
•Prepare them for schools, check their dresses.
•Design, teach, organize and play games (educational and environmental).
Program Objectives
•To offer support, care and family for the orphans and vulnerable.
•To develop their mental and moral sense of belonging and responsibility.
•To create a platform for volunteers mentor the children and offer them cross cultural exposure.
Program Duration and Dates.
Program is opened to volunteers all year round. Volunteers can spend from two weeks onwards on the program.
Airport Pick up/Orientation
Volunteers will be picked up from the airport and transferred to their places of stay upon arrival. The pre-departure information to the placement and program is done to offer volunteers a clear picture and sensitivities of the people in the community of work. Orientation is at the placement including basic local language, syllabus and how to go about things in the community in terms of transport, food, water, socialization, etc.
Who can volunteer in children program in orphanages? Anybody can volunteer in this program as long as you are 18 years or more. It is regardless of your profession, skill or experience. You can volunteer as a team or an individual. You should understand that you will not do anything that may stigmatize any of the people you meet in the course of your work. You need to have an open mind and a willing heart.
How will a volunteer see his/her contribution after the program?
•You will see how valuable your love has been shared among the children.
•You will realize how important the knowledge you have about care or recreation, no matter how little, has been in the creation of joy and hope for many young ones.
•Your contribution to the development of the children will be well counted years to come.
How will you benefit from volunteering in this program?
•You would discover more of yourself.
•You would have gotten for yourself more love.
•Your experience and understanding for children will grow.
•It shall be a great holiday break in an environment of pure love.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
HIV/AIDS Program : The HIV epidemic is currently the leading of death in Africa. Despite Government and other relevant NGO’s intervention, the rate of HIV infection in many communities is still rising especially those who live around the shores of L.Victoria and urban centers. Many people infected particularly in the local communities still do not know how to prevent infection, and even very few people know how to deal with the virus once they have it.
HIV/AIDS Program
Due to poverty syndrome that has escalated the nation, people often avoid attending health facilities because they don’t have something to pay from their own pockets and because of this reason, most of the people encounter premature death as a result of depression and inability to take care of themselves.
The impact of HIV/AIDS is deepening and getting worse as the economy continues to deteroriate. The need for action to effectively control, manage, provide support for those affected by the disease and prevent its further spread is urgent.This is an excellent opportunity for volunteers to care for people with HIV/AIDS. Volunteers work at special clinics for HIV/AIDS patients providing care and support and directly with local community based organization providing support, counselling and programs for those unfortunate enough to be infected. As a volunteer you can help the casualties suffering from opportunistic diseases to reverse the quality of life in many communities. There is a lot to learn and experience working on these projects. Most of the persons living with HIV/AIDS receive care from the relatives mostly children of the patients at their own homes. We all as human beings have responsibilities for one another.
Volunteer’s responsibilities
•You offer care and support for HIV/AIDS infected and affected children and people.
•Volunteer’s intervention is required and very welcomed to help care for the patients who have often been left out of the social circle due to their condition.
•Engage in educational and training activities meant to increase awareness and stop the epidemic of HIV/AIDS in the Kenyan communities.
•Assist in vocational training for the HIV infected persons who have either lost their jobs or unemployed
•Home and school visitation for the children who are rendered Orphans or vulnerable due to the direct and indirect effect of the HIV/AIDS on them.
•Other activities set out by the community based organization shall be among your responsibilities
Organizations who work on the HIV/AIDS problem have established different community outreach programs such as hospital care, recreational and educational programs, voluntary counselling and testing, and educational seminars and conferences on the virus within the local community.
Program Objectives.
•To offer education, sensitization, care and support for affected and infected people.
•To offer a peer education, educational campaign and awareness for the youth on the preventive measures and dangers of the disease.
•To expand the volunteer’s knowledge on the dangers and socio-economic problems associated with HIV/AIDS so there can be an increasing global action and awareness.
•To promote greater community residents participatory role and the sense of responsibility for development projects to boost maintenance and sustainability of such projects.
•To promote friendliness between volunteers’ community and that of the beneficiary communities.
•To offer volunteers deeper understanding and experience of other cultures and economies.
Program Duration and Dates
The HIV/AIDS Program is opened to volunteers all year round. Volunteers can spend a minimum of two weeks to one year on the program.
Airport Pick up/Orientation
Volunteers will be picked up from the airport and transferred to their places of stay upon arrival. The pre-departure information to the placement and program is done to offer volunteers a clear picture and sensitivities of the people in the community of work. Orientation is at the placement including basic local language, syllabus and how to go about things in the community in terms of transport, food, water, socialization, etc.
Who can volunteer in HIV/AIDS Program?
This program is open to anyone who wants to share their love, time and compassion with the HIV/AIDS patients. There are no specific qualifications required, however you should understand that you will not do anything that may stigmatize any of the people you meet in the course of your work. You need to have an open mind and a willing heart.
How can a volunteer instantly identify his contributions after participation?
•Life will be better for those infected with HIV/AIDS as you attend to them with love and care they do not get from their family and friends, by this you will see yourself become a friend to someone few people understand and smile with.
•Family and friends shall gain a better understanding of the disease or problem and what is required of them for the affected person.
•Tears will be shed during your departure by those you are leaving behind having developed a passion and such a great joy felt by the affected persons during your participation and your work, love and commitment. Such a great love you have brought to someone in need.
•There will be a greater awareness of the disease or problems in the work community, especially among the students and youth to be approached with educational programs.
How will you benefit from volunteering in this program?
•You will be proud of yourself for positively affecting someone’s life in your own means to change.
•You will discover more about yourself to and what you are capable of doing on your own which will definitely help you in making many vital decisions like your future career etc.
•You will experience a true and pure culture of a different kind in different communities.
•You will enhance on your knowledge on life, society, care the HIV/AIDS disease and its effect on people.
•It shall be such a great adventure and experience of a life time.
•Opportunity to make friends with people from different background.
•An opportunity to acquire knowledge for educating your peers back home about the disease.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
Medical/Health Program : Women and children continue to suffer due to lack of proper medical care and shortage of doctors, nurses and social workers in the hospitals in the rural areas. Access to basic healthcare is often one of the most challenging issues that low-income and neglected populations face. Community level intervention and local health clinics offer services to local families at minimal or no cost…
Medical/Health Program
Even though greater efforts to improve health service delivery, especially the health of women and children is being observed. Emphasis is placed on improving the quality of reproductive health services and on preventing and reducing the impact of widespread communicable diseases. Working on health projects offers a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to become familiar with the challenges and health issues of developing countries. The Government and non-governmental organizations runs a number of different health facilities, hospitals, maternity clinics, children’s hospitals, HIV/AIDS wards, and alternative-medicine clinics in many towns and small rural villages.
In the health project, volunteers support the local doctors and nurses. Work ranges from observational to basic assistance, depending on level of knowledge, experience, and skill. As a volunteer you can work with a health centre within a local community by observing and assisting with a local medical practice.
Health care professionals, students, and non professionals are needed at the small village clinics. The working conditions may not be what you are used to. The equipment is quite basic and the amount and variety of medicines are very limited. Volunteers record attendance, patient history, temperatures, perform patient examinations, provide pre-natal care, assist in deliveries, offer education to clinic patients and community groups on ways of preventing diseases affecting them most. Examples might be how to treat an unsafe water before use, how to prepare a balanced and healthy meal, the practice of hygiene, etc. Medical doctor, nurse medical student or nursing students are highly needed. Volunteers are stationed at local health centres.
Volunteer’s responsibilities.
•Taking care of patients reporting for out-patient care or on admission.
•Changing bandages and monitoring recovery.
•Checking blood pressure.
•Distributing foods.
•Weighing babies.
•Helping with first aid treatment.
•Observing the expert in diagnosing a patient.
•Recommending treatment.
•Performing minor, major or specialist surgeries, etc. Many healthcare centres also run different programs on health education, basic prevention, nutrition, and sanitation.
Program Objectives.
•To take part in the effort to send proper improved basic healthcare to poor in their own communities.
•To offer health care and education as the basis for improving the livelihood of the underprivileged communities.
•To offer staff support to the insufficient staffs of the rural healthcare.
•To offer traditional healthcare providers an improvement in their health delivery to efficiently support the modern ones.
•To offer volunteers an opportunity to discover practical and innovative healthcare practice and first aid application with little or no resources.
•To create a bond between the volunteer and the local community or health centre so that in the near future, the volunteer can return to assist in a higher capacity when knowledge or resources has grown for the volunteer.
•To promote cross cultural understanding.
Who can volunteer in Medical/Health Program?
Medical Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists, medical and sciences students and pre-med students can volunteer in this program. You can volunteer as a group or an individual. However you should understand that you will not do anything that may stigmatize any of the people you meet in the course of your work. You need to have an open mind and a willing heart.
Program Duration.
Program is opened to volunteers all year round. Volunteers can spend from two weeks onwards on the program.
Airport Pick up/Orientation
Volunteers will be picked up from the airport and transferred to their places of stay upon arrival. The pre-departure information to the placement and program is done to offer volunteers a clear picture and sensitivities of the people in the community of work. Orientation is at the placement including basic local language, syllabus and how to go about things in the community in terms of transport, food, water, socialization, etc.
Volunteer benefits.
•You will be proud of yourself for positively affecting someone’s life in your own means to change.
•You will discover more about yourself to and what you are capable of doing on your own which will definitely help you in making many vital decisions like your future career etc.
•You will experience a true and pure culture of a different kind in different communities.
•You will enhance on your knowledge on life, society, care the HIV/AIDS disease and its effect on people.
•It shall be such a great adventure and experience of a life time.
•Opportunity to make friends with people from different background.
•An opportunity to acquire knowledge for educating your peers back home about the disease.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
Teaching in Local Schools : This is a great opportunity to gain firsthand experience in teaching if you are considering the same as your future career. It gives volunteers an opportunity to share their talents of teaching profession to impart the same knowledge acquired in their areas of specialization. You will also gain experience within the culture and work environment..
Teaching in Local Schools
We have a variety of programs that educate both children and youth in various capacities. Access to education changes life of Kenya children and it allows them to break the vicious cycle of poverty they would otherwise be destined for. Through education they can gain valuable skills that can further also in development of the community and themselves. Volunteers teach in public schools in a variety of subjects areas e.g. science, math and English. Volunteers must be native English speakers, have a good command in oral and spoken English, be flexible, patient and passion and love for teaching and cross cultural experience.
This is a very good opportunity for volunteer interns with an educational background to gain some experience in their desired profession. These schools are in the remote villages and urban areas experiencing shortage of qualified teachers who are unable to handle the overwhelming number of students in a single class. This has called for a great need of volunteers who can speak and write English to assist these communities.
Volunteers shall teach Basic English science and mathematics, others may include sex and reproductive education, Socio-economical and psychological empowerment, games and physical education. No qualifications are needed to be a volunteer teacher. If you can read and write and is 18 years and over, you are qualified to volunteer as a teacher.
Volunteers will handle students with the age between 10-15 years in primary schools and students between 15 to 18 years in secondary schools depending on the class. The role of the volunteer goes far beyond assisting teaching. Children are attracted to school by the presence of volunteers and your presence also is a proven moral booster for parents and the limited teachers as well as a great inspiration for students.
Volunteer’s responsibilities
•Prepare lesson notes.
•Organize learning materials.
•Develop a teaching method.
•Teach classes through lecturing, discussions and demonstration.
•Discuss output and methods with fellow teachers and supervisor.
•Access the performance of the students through work assignments etc.
•Organize recreational games with students.
Program objectives
•First to help us encourage the children to come to school, keep them in the classrooms and have the interest in learning.
•To compliment the effort of the teachers to offer proper education to all to fight poverty, crime and dependency within the community.
•To help the deprived acquire better and competitive education to pursue further studies and jobs.
•To enable the Organization identify brilliant but needy students in such communities through the reports of volunteers and help offer scholarships for further studies.
•To encourage the children and their parents to love school. Due to the lack of teachers, students’ performance has been nothing to help them pursue further studies or some other jobs. After the primary education, they end up in the same old form of sustenance so the parents and even the youth see school attendance as a waste of time and choose to drop out. By offering volunteers into these communities, lack of teachers will be managed whiles quality education shall be offered these children.
•To promote culture exchange that will take place between the volunteers and the residents of the communities/villages in which differing ideas, abilities, backgrounds and needs are fostered and valued, and where those with diverse backgrounds and experiences are able to participate and contribute towards development.
•To create inter relationship between volunteers and that of the communities deprived but rich in culture.
•To offer the volunteer an opportunity to make a positive contribution into the lives of a disadvantaged to satisfy his/her social conscience.
•To enable Lecden-Kenya receive proper problem assessment of the villages/communities to further enable us direct the right programs into the communities.
Program Duration and Dates.
The teaching Program is opened to volunteers all year round except in the months of April, August and December when the schools remain closed for holidays. Volunteers can spend a minimum of two weeks to one year on the program.
Airport Pick up/Orientation.
Volunteers will be picked up from the airport and transferred to their places of stay upon arrival. The pre-departure information to the placement and program is done to offer volunteers a clear picture and sensitivities of the people in the community of work. Orientation is at the placement including basic local language, syllabus and how to go about things in the community in terms of transport, food, water, socialization, etc.
Who can volunteer in Teaching Program in Kenya?
A volunteer in this program can be anyone at the age of 18 years and above regardless of your profession, skill or experience. All you need is the will to contribute to the lives of these communities. We accept group volunteers or an individual. Not only is your participation on your project of great help to the local communities, but so is the boost to the local economy that volunteers creates while they are visiting.
Volunteer benefits.
•You will be proud of yourself for positively affecting someone’s life in your own means to change.
•You will discover more about yourself to and what you are capable of doing on your own which will definitely help you in making many vital decisions like your future career etc.
•You will experience a true and pure culture of a different kind.
•You will enhance on your knowledge on life, society, politics and problem solving skills and approach.
•It shall be such a great adventure and experience of a life time.
•Opportunity to make friends with people from different background.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
Youth Program.
If you have a love for sports and a little sporting ability, then you could play an important part in the personal development of young Kenyan men and women who are interested in sports. Our sports programs allow the volunteer opportunities to coach soccer (football), basketball, net ball and volleyball.
Football Coaching in Kenya.
In addition to the obvious physical and mental benefits that regular exercise provides, there are many inherit life-skills to be learned, such as the importance of team-work, communication and discipline. As volunteers participate on sports projects, it is a way for KVCDP to promote peace, unity and development and also to harness the potential in many young children to take to professional football as a career. Volunteers will help in developing passion for sports such as football, basketball, volleyball etc. among school and community kids. Volunteers will also assists in coaching training drills, coordinating skills, and organizing competitions among sports men and women. This project involve placement at a local school or with a local football club.
VOLUNTEERS TYPICAL ACTIVITIES.
Volunteers will help in developing passion in sports like football, basketball, volleyball etc among school and community kids. Volunteers will assists in training drills, coordinating skills and organizing competitions among sports men and women.
PROJECT DURATION: Always open all year round and can spend a minimum of 2 weeks.
ACCOMMODATION AND MEALS:
Typically volunteers are accommodated with a host family. Basically, there are three meals a day which are mostly breakfast, lunch and dinner but in some exceptions you could be provided with just two meals a day depending on your project locations so please we advice prospective volunteers make provision for the exceptions.
WHAT YOU CAN BRING TO SUPPORT.
Set of jerseys, keepers gloves, footballs, boots, whistles and other sporting staff.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
Environmental Conservation : Proper perception of our environment is our top priority. Our livelihood is wholly dependent on the environment and for us to get the resources that are needed to sustain life; we should make the environment be healthy and natural
Environmental Conservation
It is from here that we get our food, clean water, herbs, medicines and raw materials. In this program, we try to bring an end to the habit of misusing this natural capital but instead renew it and even make it better than we found it. It is this practice that will lead to maintenance of global biodiversity, fruitful productivity and steady resilience of ecological systems.
Volunteer’s responsibilities
Volunteers work on a wide variety of activities,:-
•Help to plant trees in areas where deforestation has been the order of the day
•Teaching environmental awareness to planting trees within the community
•Encourage establishment of tree nurseries, Soil cover e.g. grass, shrubs on fallow parcels and building a gabion to curb erosion, use of conventional insecticides and herbicides that are environment friendly, and Flower gardening to make our homes and the environment beautiful and a place worth residing.
Program Objectives
•Create a habitat for our wildlife
•To bring back life to our environment by making it healthy and natural
Program Duration.
•Program is opened to volunteers all year round. Volunteers can spend from two weeks onwards on the program.
Who can volunteer? Anybody can volunteer in this program as long as you are 18 years or more. It is regardless of your profession, however, specialized skills and expertise will be used accordingly.
Participants should have a positive attitude, be ready to adopt and enjoy simple living conditions, be flexible and patient.
Volunteer Benefits
•You would discover more of yourself and be happy to bring back life to nature
•You would have gotten for yourself more experience and how capable you are to work so hard.
•Your experience and understanding for environmental issues would be even more
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
VolunTravel in Kenya : For volunteer travelers who want to indulge deeper into the real culture of Kenya, you will work a long side with the local community on various projects and really make a difference while experiencing an adventure holiday for a rewarding break.
VolunTravel in Kenya.
Volunteers can either spend 1-12 weeks on any one of the projects or combine it with their safari travel. We ensure that volunteers involved enjoy a totally unique experience all year round not just summer. The programs includes teaching in remote rural primary and secondary schools, work in Kenyan children orphanages giving hope to the needy children, environmental conservation, working as community health worker in hospital, assisting in administrative work and many more as per the interest of volunteers.
Trave in Kenya
-Location: Varies
-Start & Duration: Volunteers can begin our placements based on their choice program dates.
Qualifications: 18+ years, Volunteers participating in the health care must have appropriate training and certification (to be presented during placement)
Languages: English speaking
Experience Required: None
Participants: Open to worldwide participants both individual and group volunteers.
Living arrangements: Home stays and others.
Post program service: include debriefing and certificate of completion.
Volunteers are given the opportunity to choose a volunTravel package of their interest from the options given below:-
17 Days Kenya VolunTravel & Tiwi Beach Resort.
19 Days Kenya VoluTravel Holidays & Lamu
23 Days Volunteer Adventure Experience.
26 Days VolunTravel & Tiwi Beach Reort
27 Days VolunTravel Homestay & Lamu Island
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
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Year eight graduates of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program celebrate the completion of their 12-month BC Government internship. The program helps young Aboriginal British Columbians youth build skills and networks, leadership skills, and learn about careers in the BC Government.
Sandra Begay of Sandia National Laboratories (second from right) with participants in the 2023 College Student Internship Program at Hualapai Tribe 1 megawatt solar and battery energy storage facility. Pictured (left to right): Sarah LaVallie, Edwina Leslie, Sandra Begay, Sherry Sneezer.
Photo from Sandra Begay
Date Taken; June 13, 2023
Year eight graduates of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program celebrate the completion of their 12-month BC Government internship. The program helps young Aboriginal British Columbians youth build skills and networks, leadership skills, and learn about careers in the BC Government.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
A ceremony celebrating the latest group of interns to complete the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) is held October 25, 2016.
The event – attended by Chiefs, elders and leaders from First Nations communities across the province – showcases a program that helps First Nations, Metis and Inuit youth gain work experience in government and community organizations. As well as work experience, AYIP provides participants with valuable networking, professional and leadership skill development.
This year marks a milestone for the program, which has welcomed 10 cohorts of interns to its ranks.
A ceremony celebrating the latest group of interns to complete the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) is held October 25, 2016.
The event – attended by Chiefs, elders and leaders from First Nations communities across the province – showcases a program that helps First Nations, Metis and Inuit youth gain work experience in government and community organizations. As well as work experience, AYIP provides participants with valuable networking, professional and leadership skill development.
This year marks a milestone for the program, which has welcomed 10 cohorts of interns to its ranks.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
A ceremony celebrating the latest group of interns to complete the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) is held October 25, 2016.
The event – attended by Chiefs, elders and leaders from First Nations communities across the province – showcases a program that helps First Nations, Metis and Inuit youth gain work experience in government and community organizations. As well as work experience, AYIP provides participants with valuable networking, professional and leadership skill development.
This year marks a milestone for the program, which has welcomed 10 cohorts of interns to its ranks.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
A ceremony celebrating the latest group of interns to complete the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) is held October 25, 2016.
The event – attended by Chiefs, elders and leaders from First Nations communities across the province – showcases a program that helps First Nations, Metis and Inuit youth gain work experience in government and community organizations. As well as work experience, AYIP provides participants with valuable networking, professional and leadership skill development.
This year marks a milestone for the program, which has welcomed 10 cohorts of interns to its ranks.
Summer Internship Program Closing Celebration and Final Presentations. by Jay Baker at Annapolis, MD.
Volunteer placements & Internship Programs in Kenya
Volunteer Placements Kenya
Lecden-Kenya offers Kenya volunteer opportunities to work on either short or long term basis focusing on Children Programs, Environment Education and Community Development.
VOLUNTEER PLACEMENTS
Lecden-Kenya offers you unique opportunities to work on either short or long term basis focusing on traditional education, environment education and community development. Explore this great country while serving kids, poor communities, and women groups. We invite you to join our volunteer Program and make a difference together.
Why Volunteer?
When you volunteer in Kenya you are giving something back to the kenyan communities by lending a helping hand to people and the organization that is in need of your support.
Why Volunteer in Kenya?
When you volunteer you are giving something back to the community by lending a helping hand to people and organizations. What you may not realize is that volunteering also benefits you as an individual. There are many good reasons to get involved in the community, including learning something about yourself. Lecden-Kenya offers volunteer opportunities for both teens and adults.
This is also the right place to make friends with people who have similar interests, boost your confidence and make a difference in these communities. Volunteer Placement dates are bookable all year round and the projects are available for 2 weeks to 48 weeks. Volunteer experience starts with language and cultural immersion program giving volunteers an in-depth understanding of language basics, local culture, regional issues, and ways of life before the start of program. Home Adventure has its own facilities and experienced staffs. We are committed to providing you a meaningful volunteer abroad program.
SOME OF THE BENEFITS OF VOLUNTEERING
Think about how much you receive when you give and consider why you want to volunteer.
-Learn to be responsible for themselves and others
-Make new friends
-Increase your self confidence
-Discover your talents and hidden skills
-Develop marketable job skills
-Learn from, serve and be served by a different culture
-Enrich your education and earn great recommendations for future employment or college application
-Certificate of completion depending on the volunteer hours not less than 50 hours
-Volunteer de-briefing and recognition event.
Once you’ve taken the volunteer job, you will feel that your efforts are accomplishing something, that your talents are appreciated by the people whom you work so much the better their lives!
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
PROGRAM QUALITY
we evaluates every project we offer to ensure that we only commit to programs with genuine need for volunteer aid, not just financial assistance. We develop relationships with the programs, and help shape initiatives to ensure that in the long run, we do not encourage dependence on outside help. Rather, we establish foundations on which the people can build and develop themselves. We also ensure that the members of those communities are open and eager to learn and discover our culture, as we become a part of theirs. The quality and sustainability of our programs are very important to us. We want you to have the most fulfilling and memorable time possible, and are part of something that is going to last into the future generations.
PROGRAMS
There are numerous programs for volunteers both in rural and urban areas that empower individuals to be agents of change, reach out and involve community members in their own initiatives. Our volunteering opportunities in Kenya are in the areas of Education and training for children from under-privileged families, orphanages and care centres, health care and HIV/AIDS education and counseling.
If you are looking for teaching opportunity in schools or medical internship in hospitals, we offer very unique and customized opportunities for a lifetime internship experience in Kenya. The projects we offer can be under taken on either long term or short term goals and focus on traditional education, social education and community development.
Children Program in Orphanages : Working in an orphanage in Kenya is an opportunity to make an input and create hope in the lives of orphans, destitute and youth who live in extreme poverty. This program is designed to create an atmosphere where orphaned children can experience the fun and excitement of learning and feel part of the fortunate world to offer them the hope in life
Children Program in Orphanage/Care Center
The orphanage work program is highly challenging and rewarding, as you will be changing the lives of orphaned children who rarely receive opportunities to interact with other people. Share love and care for innocent, troubled, and forgotten children, offer them a profound gift.. Working with orphaned children demands lots of patience, as these children’s harsh living conditions have often alienated them from society.
A volunteer’s responsibility depends on the needs of the orphanage and the skills and interests of the volunteer. Most of the orphanages aim at the provision of education opportunities to orphans; therefore, in most cases, volunteers teach basic conversation English to the children. Volunteers also help in developing creative programs such as art, music, dance, sports, etc. Additional help on day trips, sanitation, cooking, and administration might be requested.
Children Feeding Program
Children at the Center
One of the most wonderful opportunities that work in children orphanage can give you is the chance to share your love and skills with poor orphaned children. Many volunteers have deemed the work life changing. By offering attention and love to children, you are making a real difference in the life of a young person. Whether you have a background in childcare or simply enjoy sharing love with kids, a smile can offer something meaningful to the life of kids deprived of love and care.
As a volunteer, you can help care for children in orphanages. Children are an integral part of all societies around the world and providing adequate care for them is an important part of everyday life. As an international volunteer this type of placement provides an opportunity for active hands-on work as well as a unique cultural exchange opportunity. Many orphanages are community initiated and operated by local community members. Often government support and staff are minimal; therefore the institutions are not provided with the necessary resources to optimize the children’s care. The orphanages rely upon volunteers to support their long-term sustainable initiatives through simple tasks and creative energy. Sharing your time with the children, you will be offering them the family love which they have not been privileged with, you will be presenting to them a reason to live as normal as you and us.
You may be assisting with daily routines helping cook and feed the children, playing with them, and devising games for their leisure after school and on weekends. Through all that you do, the individual attention and love that you give the children will last in their memories for a lifetime. The single most important factor in the development of young children is relationships with caring adults. Whether you have a background in childcare or simply enjoy caring for young children, a smile or hug can be a meaningful and long-term contribution.
In addition, the dialogue and interaction with local staff provides a rare opportunity for you to share ideas with them and build morale. The most important attributes needed for these placements are an open heart and a love for spending time with children. In some placements you will quickly pick up on the daily routine while in others you may need to be more creative in coming up with ideas.
Volunteer’s responsibilities
•Helping the children in conversational English and assignments.
•Supervise the children to clean up and dress up.
•Supervise their studies and assignments.
•Share their food; sit by them to see them eat.
•Prepare them for schools, check their dresses.
•Design, teach, organize and play games (educational and environmental).
Program Objectives
•To offer support, care and family for the orphans and vulnerable.
•To develop their mental and moral sense of belonging and responsibility.
•To create a platform for volunteers mentor the children and offer them cross cultural exposure.
Program Duration and Dates.
Program is opened to volunteers all year round. Volunteers can spend from two weeks onwards on the program.
Airport Pick up/Orientation
Volunteers will be picked up from the airport and transferred to their places of stay upon arrival. The pre-departure information to the placement and program is done to offer volunteers a clear picture and sensitivities of the people in the community of work. Orientation is at the placement including basic local language, syllabus and how to go about things in the community in terms of transport, food, water, socialization, etc.
Who can volunteer in children program in orphanages? Anybody can volunteer in this program as long as you are 18 years or more. It is regardless of your profession, skill or experience. You can volunteer as a team or an individual. You should understand that you will not do anything that may stigmatize any of the people you meet in the course of your work. You need to have an open mind and a willing heart.
How will a volunteer see his/her contribution after the program?
•You will see how valuable your love has been shared among the children.
•You will realize how important the knowledge you have about care or recreation, no matter how little, has been in the creation of joy and hope for many young ones.
•Your contribution to the development of the children will be well counted years to come.
How will you benefit from volunteering in this program?
•You would discover more of yourself.
•You would have gotten for yourself more love.
•Your experience and understanding for children will grow.
•It shall be a great holiday break in an environment of pure love.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
HIV/AIDS Program : The HIV epidemic is currently the leading of death in Africa. Despite Government and other relevant NGO’s intervention, the rate of HIV infection in many communities is still rising especially those who live around the shores of L.Victoria and urban centers. Many people infected particularly in the local communities still do not know how to prevent infection, and even very few people know how to deal with the virus once they have it.
HIV/AIDS Program
Due to poverty syndrome that has escalated the nation, people often avoid attending health facilities because they don’t have something to pay from their own pockets and because of this reason, most of the people encounter premature death as a result of depression and inability to take care of themselves.
The impact of HIV/AIDS is deepening and getting worse as the economy continues to deteroriate. The need for action to effectively control, manage, provide support for those affected by the disease and prevent its further spread is urgent.
This is an excellent opportunity for volunteers to care for people with HIV/AIDS. Volunteers work at special clinics for HIV/AIDS patients providing care and support and directly with local community based organization providing support, counselling and programs for those unfortunate enough to be infected. As a volunteer you can help the casualties suffering from opportunistic diseases to reverse the quality of life in many communities. There is a lot to learn and experience working on these projects. Most of the persons living with HIV/AIDS receive care from the relatives mostly children of the patients at their own homes. We all as human beings have responsibilities for one another.
Volunteer’s responsibilities
•You offer care and support for HIV/AIDS infected and affected children and people.
•Volunteer’s intervention is required and very welcomed to help care for the patients who have often been left out of the social circle due to their condition.
•Engage in educational and training activities meant to increase awareness and stop the epidemic of HIV/AIDS in the Kenyan communities.
•Assist in vocational training for the HIV infected persons who have either lost their jobs or unemployed
•Home and school visitation for the children who are rendered Orphans or vulnerable due to the direct and indirect effect of the HIV/AIDS on them.
•Other activities set out by the community based organization shall be among your responsibilities
Organizations who work on the HIV/AIDS problem have established different community outreach programs such as hospital care, recreational and educational programs, voluntary counselling and testing, and educational seminars and conferences on the virus within the local community.
Program Objectives.
•To offer education, sensitization, care and support for affected and infected people.
•To offer a peer education, educational campaign and awareness for the youth on the preventive measures and dangers of the disease.
•To expand the volunteer’s knowledge on the dangers and socio-economic problems associated with HIV/AIDS so there can be an increasing global action and awareness.
•To promote greater community residents participatory role and the sense of responsibility for development projects to boost maintenance and sustainability of such projects.
•To promote friendliness between volunteers’ community and that of the beneficiary communities.
•To offer volunteers deeper understanding and experience of other cultures and economies.
Program Duration and Dates
The HIV/AIDS Program is opened to volunteers all year round. Volunteers can spend a minimum of two weeks to one year on the program.
Airport Pick up/Orientation
Volunteers will be picked up from the airport and transferred to their places of stay upon arrival. The pre-departure information to the placement and program is done to offer volunteers a clear picture and sensitivities of the people in the community of work. Orientation is at the placement including basic local language, syllabus and how to go about things in the community in terms of transport, food, water, socialization, etc.
Who can volunteer in HIV/AIDS Program?
This program is open to anyone who wants to share their love, time and compassion with the HIV/AIDS patients. There are no specific qualifications required, however you should understand that you will not do anything that may stigmatize any of the people you meet in the course of your work. You need to have an open mind and a willing heart.
How can a volunteer instantly identify his contributions after participation?
•Life will be better for those infected with HIV/AIDS as you attend to them with love and care they do not get from their family and friends, by this you will see yourself become a friend to someone few people understand and smile with.
•Family and friends shall gain a better understanding of the disease or problem and what is required of them for the affected person.
•Tears will be shed during your departure by those you are leaving behind having developed a passion and such a great joy felt by the affected persons during your participation and your work, love and commitment. Such a great love you have brought to someone in need.
•There will be a greater awareness of the disease or problems in the work community, especially among the students and youth to be approached with educational programs.
How will you benefit from volunteering in this program?
•You will be proud of yourself for positively affecting someone’s life in your own means to change.
•You will discover more about yourself to and what you are capable of doing on your own which will definitely help you in making many vital decisions like your future career etc.
•You will experience a true and pure culture of a different kind in different communities.
•You will enhance on your knowledge on life, society, care the HIV/AIDS disease and its effect on people.
•It shall be such a great adventure and experience of a life time.
•Opportunity to make friends with people from different background.
•An opportunity to acquire knowledge for educating your peers back home about the disease.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
Medical/Health Program : Women and children continue to suffer due to lack of proper medical care and shortage of doctors, nurses and social workers in the hospitals in the rural areas. Access to basic healthcare is often one of the most challenging issues that low-income and neglected populations face. Community level intervention and local health clinics offer services to local families at minimal or no cost…
Medical /Health Program
Even though greater efforts to improve health service delivery, especially the health of women and children is being observed. Emphasis is placed on improving the quality of reproductive health services and on preventing and reducing the impact of widespread communicable diseases. Working on health projects offers a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to become familiar with the challenges and health issues of developing countries. The Government and non-governmental organizations runs a number of different health facilities, hospitals, maternity clinics, children’s hospitals, HIV/AIDS wards, and alternative-medicine clinics in many towns and small rural villages.
In the health project, volunteers support the local doctors and nurses. Work ranges from observational to basic assistance, depending on level of knowledge, experience, and skill. As a volunteer you can work with a health centre within a local community by observing and assisting with a local medical practice.
Health care professionals, students, and non professionals are needed at the small village clinics. The working conditions may not be what you are used to. The equipment is quite basic and the amount and variety of medicines are very limited. Volunteers record attendance, patient history, temperatures, perform patient examinations, provide pre-natal care, assist in deliveries, offer education to clinic patients and community groups on ways of preventing diseases affecting them most. Examples might be how to treat an unsafe water before use, how to prepare a balanced and healthy meal, the practice of hygiene, etc. Medical doctor, nurse medical student or nursing students are highly needed. Volunteers are stationed at local health centres.
Volunteer’s responsibilities.
•Taking care of patients reporting for out-patient care or on admission.
•Changing bandages and monitoring recovery.
•Checking blood pressure.
•Distributing foods.
•Weighing babies.
•Helping with first aid treatment.
•Observing the expert in diagnosing a patient.
•Recommending treatment.
•Performing minor, major or specialist surgeries, etc. Many healthcare centres also run different programs on health education, basic prevention, nutrition, and sanitation.
Program Objectives.
•To take part in the effort to send proper improved basic healthcare to poor in their own communities.
•To offer health care and education as the basis for improving the livelihood of the underprivileged communities.
•To offer staff support to the insufficient staffs of the rural healthcare.
•To offer traditional healthcare providers an improvement in their health delivery to efficiently support the modern ones.
•To offer volunteers an opportunity to discover practical and innovative healthcare practice and first aid application with little or no resources.
•To create a bond between the volunteer and the local community or health centre so that in the near future, the volunteer can return to assist in a higher capacity when knowledge or resources has grown for the volunteer.
•To promote cross cultural understanding.
Who can volunteer in Medical/Health Program?
Medical Doctors, Nurses, Pharmacists, medical and sciences students and pre-med students can volunteer in this program. You can volunteer as a group or an individual. However you should understand that you will not do anything that may stigmatize any of the people you meet in the course of your work. You need to have an open mind and a willing heart.
Program Duration.
Program is opened to volunteers all year round. Volunteers can spend from two weeks onwards on the program.
Airport Pick up/Orientation
Volunteers will be picked up from the airport and transferred to their places of stay upon arrival. The pre-departure information to the placement and program is done to offer volunteers a clear picture and sensitivities of the people in the community of work. Orientation is at the placement including basic local language, syllabus and how to go about things in the community in terms of transport, food, water, socialization, etc.
Volunteer benefits.
•You will be proud of yourself for positively affecting someone’s life in your own means to change.
•You will discover more about yourself to and what you are capable of doing on your own which will definitely help you in making many vital decisions like your future career etc.
•You will experience a true and pure culture of a different kind in different communities.
•You will enhance on your knowledge on life, society, care the HIV/AIDS disease and its effect on people.
•It shall be such a great adventure and experience of a life time.
•Opportunity to make friends with people from different background.
•An opportunity to acquire knowledge for educating your peers back home about the disease.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
Teaching in Local Schools : This is a great opportunity to gain firsthand experience in teaching if you are considering the same as your future career. It gives volunteers an opportunity to share their talents of teaching profession to impart the same knowledge acquired in their areas of specialization. You will also gain experience within the culture and work environment..
Teaching in Local Schools
We have a variety of programs that educate both children and youth in various capacities. Access to education changes life of Kenya children and it allows them to break the vicious cycle of poverty they would otherwise be destined for. Through education they can gain valuable skills that can further also in development of the community and themselves. Volunteers teach in public schools in a variety of subjects areas e.g. science, math and English. Volunteers must be native English speakers, have a good command in oral and spoken English, be flexible, patient and passion and love for teaching and cross cultural experience.
This is a very good opportunity for volunteer interns with an educational background to gain some experience in their desired profession. These schools are in the remote villages and urban areas experiencing shortage of qualified teachers who are unable to handle the overwhelming number of students in a single class. This has called for a great need of volunteers who can speak and write English to assist these communities.
Volunteers shall teach Basic English science and mathematics, others may include sex and reproductive education, Socio-economical and psychological empowerment, games and physical education. No qualifications are needed to be a volunteer teacher. If you can read and write and is 18 years and over, you are qualified to volunteer as a teacher.
Volunteers will handle students with the age between 10-15 years in primary schools and students between 15 to 18 years in secondary schools depending on the class. The role of the volunteer goes far beyond assisting teaching. Children are attracted to school by the presence of volunteers and your presence also is a proven moral booster for parents and the limited teachers as well as a great inspiration for students.
Volunteer’s responsibilities
•Prepare lesson notes.
•Organize learning materials.
•Develop a teaching method.
•Teach classes through lecturing, discussions and demonstration.
•Discuss output and methods with fellow teachers and supervisor.
•Access the performance of the students through work assignments etc.
•Organize recreational games with students.
Program objectives
•First to help us encourage the children to come to school, keep them in the classrooms and have the interest in learning.
•To compliment the effort of the teachers to offer proper education to all to fight poverty, crime and dependency within the community.
•To help the deprived acquire better and competitive education to pursue further studies and jobs.
•To enable the Organization identify brilliant but needy students in such communities through the reports of volunteers and help offer scholarships for further studies.
•To encourage the children and their parents to love school. Due to the lack of teachers, students’ performance has been nothing to help them pursue further studies or some other jobs. After the primary education, they end up in the same old form of sustenance so the parents and even the youth see school attendance as a waste of time and choose to drop out. By offering volunteers into these communities, lack of teachers will be managed whiles quality education shall be offered these children.
•To promote culture exchange that will take place between the volunteers and the residents of the communities/villages in which differing ideas, abilities, backgrounds and needs are fostered and valued, and where those with diverse backgrounds and experiences are able to participate and contribute towards development.
•To create inter relationship between volunteers and that of the communities deprived but rich in culture.
•To offer the volunteer an opportunity to make a positive contribution into the lives of a disadvantaged to satisfy his/her social conscience.
•To enable Lecden-Kenya receive proper problem assessment of the villages/communities to further enable us direct the right programs into the communities.
Program Duration and Dates.
The teaching Program is opened to volunteers all year round except in the months of April, August and December when the schools remain closed for holidays. Volunteers can spend a minimum of two weeks to one year on the program.
Airport Pick up/Orientation.
Volunteers will be picked up from the airport and transferred to their places of stay upon arrival. The pre-departure information to the placement and program is done to offer volunteers a clear picture and sensitivities of the people in the community of work. Orientation is at the placement including basic local language, syllabus and how to go about things in the community in terms of transport, food, water, socialization, etc.
Who can volunteer in Teaching Program in Kenya?
A volunteer in this program can be anyone at the age of 18 years and above regardless of your profession, skill or experience. All you need is the will to contribute to the lives of these communities. We accept group volunteers or an individual. Not only is your participation on your project of great help to the local communities, but so is the boost to the local economy that volunteers creates while they are visiting.
Volunteer benefits.
•You will be proud of yourself for positively affecting someone’s life in your own means to change.
•You will discover more about yourself to and what you are capable of doing on your own which will definitely help you in making many vital decisions like your future career etc.
•You will experience a true and pure culture of a different kind.
•You will enhance on your knowledge on life, society, politics and problem solving skills and approach.
•It shall be such a great adventure and experience of a life time.
•Opportunity to make friends with people from different background.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
Youth Program.
If you have a love for sports and a little sporting ability, then you could play an important part in the personal development of young Kenyan men and women who are interested in sports. Our sports programs allow the volunteer opportunities to coach soccer (football), basketball, net ball and volleyball.
Football Coaching in Kenya.
In addition to the obvious physical and mental benefits that regular exercise provides, there are many inherit life-skills to be learned, such as the importance of team-work, communication and discipline. As volunteers participate on sports projects, it is a way for Lecden-Kenya to promote peace, unity and development and also to harness the potential in many young children to take to professional football as a career. Volunteers will help in developing passion for sports such as football, basketball, volleyball etc. among school and community kids. Volunteers will also assists in coaching training drills, coordinating skills, and organizing competitions among sports men and women. This project involve placement at a local school or with a local football club.
VOLUNTEERS TYPICAL ACTIVITIES.
Volunteers will help in developing passion in sports like football, basketball, volleyball etc among school and community kids. Volunteers will assists in training drills, coordinating skills and organizing competitions among sports men and women.
PROJECT DURATION: Always open all year round and can spend a minimum of 2 weeks.
ACCOMMODATION AND MEALS:
Typically volunteers are accommodated with a host family. Basically, there are three meals a day which are mostly breakfast, lunch and dinner but in some exceptions you could be provided with just two meals a day depending on your project locations so please we advice prospective volunteers make provision for the exceptions.
WHAT YOU CAN BRING TO SUPPORT.
Set of jerseys, keepers gloves, footballs, boots, whistles and other sporting staff.
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
Environmental Conservation : Proper perception of our environment is our top priority. Our livelihood is wholly dependent on the environment and for us to get the resources that are needed to sustain life; we should make the environment be healthy and natural
Environmental Conservation
It is from here that we get our food, clean water, herbs, medicines and raw materials. In this program, we try to bring an end to the habit of misusing this natural capital but instead renew it and even make it better than we found it. It is this practice that will lead to maintenance of global biodiversity, fruitful productivity and steady resilience of ecological systems.
Volunteer’s responsibilities
Volunteers work on a wide variety of activities,:-
•Help to plant trees in areas where deforestation has been the order of the day
•Teaching environmental awareness to planting trees within the community
•Encourage establishment of tree nurseries, Soil cover e.g. grass, shrubs on fallow parcels and building a gabion to curb erosion, use of conventional insecticides and herbicides that are environment friendly, and Flower gardening to make our homes and the environment beautiful and a place worth residing.
Program Objectives
•Create a habitat for our wildlife
•To bring back life to our environment by making it healthy and natural
Program Duration.
•Program is opened to volunteers all year round. Volunteers can spend from two weeks onwards on the program.
Who can volunteer? Anybody can volunteer in this program as long as you are 18 years or more. It is regardless of your profession, however, specialized skills and expertise will be used accordingly.
Participants should have a positive attitude, be ready to adopt and enjoy simple living conditions, be flexible and patient.
Volunteer Benefits
•You would discover more of yourself and be happy to bring back life to nature
•You would have gotten for yourself more experience and how capable you are to work so hard.
•Your experience and understanding for environmental issues would be even more
…….Apply for this program……
info@lecdenkenya.com
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Lecden-Kenya Eco-Volunteers is a leading kenya volunteer abroad organization dealing in international volunteer abroad placements in Kenya. We offer a variety of kenya volunteering programs which include: Community development and health, Teaching, Summercamp Volunteering in kenya, Gap year kenya voluntary work, Environmental sustainability & rehabilitation programs, Eco-tours & Safaris around Kenya, Adventure and Sports, Orphanages and Children homes programs, special need schools.We provide comprehensive fun-filled, thrilling & remorselessly unique experiences to volunteers & travelers through the ability to synergize volunteering with adventure which provides a platform for you to mix volunteering with a bit fun like, game-drives, safaris, camping etc You name it and we make your excursion memorable and wow don’t forget about the clash-tourism program; where we link solo & group volunteers/ travelers with others from different nationalities…. We also boast of having experienced Program Directors thus giving us an extra-edge in the industry.
Our Volunteer Program is an immersion program customized for individual travelers, students, professionals, families, groups, or anyone with the desire to serve in local communities in Kenya. The timetable you travel, your village destination, and the projects you may be involved with are all aimed to improve volunteer skills and interests, cultural and social interactions as a global village and the community’s needs.
The program is collaboration between The Mara Link and local community-based organizations in under-privileged local communities. We are committed to meeting the needs of our partner communities, and to placing volunteers in programs that provide safe, interesting and fun experiences and internships.
Please join us in our Charity Work, Volunteer vacations, the ultimate Ethical Wild Life Safaris, medical elective placements, corporate company breaks, Outreach mission trips, Volunteer africa, volunteer nairobi kenya, volunteer in an orphanage, volunteer teaching kenya , volunteer teaching africa, volunteeer HIV/AIDS awareness projects in Kenya, volunteer in old age Homes, volunteer, volunteer abroad, volunteer overseas, volunteer placement, medical internships, veterinary internship africa, kenya, medical internship, dental internship, internship in kenya, internship in Africa Educational Student &school trips. Together we can make a difference to Orphans and other vulnerable Children/widows/ women/People lives
Regards
Steve
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Year eight graduates of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program celebrate the completion of their 12-month BC Government internship. The program helps young Aboriginal British Columbians youth build skills and networks, leadership skills, and learn about careers in the BC Government.
At KPMG's National Boardroom Skills Competition in Toronto, teams of summer interns from across Canada competed against each other by presenting a recruitment strategy to senior managers. TalentEgg was there to check out the students' innovative strategies and to interview them about the competition and their internships.
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Summer Internship Program Closing Celebration and Final Presentations. by Jay Baker at Annapolis, MD.
Summer Internship Program Closing Celebration and Final Presentations. by Jay Baker at Annapolis, MD.
Summer Internship Program Closing Celebration and Final Presentations. by Jay Baker at Annapolis, MD.
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#WOMENINSTEM WEDNESDAY - #CONSERVATIONLANDS15 STYLE: BLM EMPLOYEE LARA KOBELT IN HER OWN WORDS
“Five years ago, at just 22, I moved from Ohio to Rock Springs, Wyoming, to work for the BLM under the chicagobotanicgarden’s Conservation and Land Management Internship Program. I was a Seeds of Success Intern, so my field partner and I traveled around the field office collecting hundreds of thousands of seeds for restoration, research, and native plant materials development.
I worked back east for a year, but…the west is the best! So I applied to the CLM internship program again, and requested to work in one of the southwest deserts. I ended up in Needles, California, collecting seeds for the SOS program.
I was offered a Student Career Experience Program (now Pathways Program) position in Needles, was accepted into the Master of Science in Forestry program at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona, and I’ve been here ever since.
At work, I’m researching the genetic study of sky island white fir populations in the Kingston Range Wilderness of the Needles Field Office. A fir is one of the more popular species used as Christmas trees – picture that in the middle of the Mojave Desert! These mountains are so special – they serve as “rest areas” for migratory bird species and are a hide-out for mountain lions, bobcats, and desert bighorn sheep. There are several plants that grow in this wilderness and nowhere else in the world.
At the end of the day, though, National Conservation Lands are important to me because, whether at work or on the weekends, I spend a lot of time in, on, and around National Conservation Lands. I’ve backpacked up crazy scary mountains in the Kingston Range Wilderness to look for the elusive white fir trees. During a backpacking trip in the Chemehuevi Mountains Wilderness, it rained for almost 12 hours, and I got to hike in fog in the middle of the desert. I’ve been to all the wilderness areas in the Needles Field Office, and I always find something new and interesting - be it a tiny flower, a new water source seeping up from the ground, or bighorn sheep peering at me from the next ridge over.
When I get stressed out by school or overwhelmed at work, the only thing that truly fixes me is getting out into the wilderness. I ditch my phone, my computer, and my proximity to roads and cars and electricity. National Conservation Lands and Wilderness make you get out of your car, and totally surrounded by nature. I wouldn’t have it any other way.”
HU is a strong advocate of internationalization, as such it took an initiative to develop linkages with AIESEC, which is a Global Youth Organization that facilitates international student exchange and internship programs around the globe. HU male & female students were selected in a very competitive global selection system for internships in Turkey, Indonesia & Malaysia, where they worked for a period of 1-2 months in various leading organisations.
Sehar Sarwar is one of them, and we are very proud of her accomplishments. She is currently pursing BBA (Hons.) from Hajvery University, and she's written an article 'Unforgettable Indonesia' to describe her experience with AIESEC and working in Indonesia.
Nama saya sehar, saya dari Pakistan (My name is Sehar, I’m from Pakistan). Well that is just little introduction in Indonesian language (bahasa). I am studying business administration in HU and currently enrolled in my second last semester. I recently came back from Indonesia after doing 45 days internship there. This tremendous and valuable opportunity was provided by HU in collaboration with AIESEC Pakistan. AIESEC, the world’s largest student organization, is the international platform for young people to discover and develop their potential so as to have a positive impact on society. I was awarded with GCDP (global community development program) in Indonesia. I went to the capital city Jakarta, where AIESEC is run by some passionate students of UI (university of Indonesia).
It was life changing experience. I learned a lot from the Project that I worked in, BISA AIDS. In Indonesia HIV Aids rate is very high and every day people are dying of it. Being a business student, getting knowledge on HIV was absolutely new and ofcourse useful for me. Besides this I got an opportunity to work with different people from Brazil, Japan, China, Philippine, and Holland. I also learned from them on HIV Aids conditions in their countries. First we got training from an NGO and UI LC then we visited different high school students to give awareness on HIV. It was pretty interesting project, and I really enjoyed interacting with Indonesian students, they were so enthusiastic. I enjoyed the project because I was working for a good cause besides this I shared Pakistani culture, language and about myself so everybody enjoyed learning from each other. As part of a project, we raised some funds for HIV Aids patients and donated it to a NGO. It was a feeling that I just can’t describe in words. I learned basic Indonesian language as well. Overall this exposure was really good for my personal as well as professional life.
Well that was about the project and my daily routine there. As far as the country is concerned, it’s more or less like Pakistan. Indonesia is a Muslim country, Jakarta is the capital. A lot of people come here from other cities to work, so it's quite populated; weather is hot and rainy. In my opinion people are more religious there and involved in socio-economic development activities specially youth, traditional cloths are limited to special occasions only and they wear casual western cloths in daily routine. Pace of life is very fast there, people are involved in many activities besides studies and work, the roads are flooded with heavy traffic. Jakarta is a city of modern big malls, food is extremely delicious but spicy. Martabak is the traditional sweet, really delicious but its oily pancake and so not healthy, but still everybody loves it.
I observed Significant changes in language, food, business development and economical conditions, and clothes. Currently this country is facing problems in terms of heavy traffics, over population, heavy rains and corruption but on the other hand they are participating in development activities and striving for change. Literacy rate is good with 92 %. Economical conditions are good too. It’s a good country to invest in.
Most of the times I use to travel alone, using public transports but with directions provided by AIESECERS. As I mentioned above the traffic conditions are worst, it takes too much time to go from one place to another. Train is the fastest mode of travel. In the beginning it was little hard to travel alone for a girl who has never experienced in her own country, but with time I managed myself and now I consider it really good. It made me more confident and after it I actually found that I can travel the whole world alone.
I made a new best friend there, and I miss her very much. She was with me most of the times, she was not in my project, nor an AIESECER, but the love and friendship is unconditional. I really miss our hang outs, the trips in which we enjoyed together. This one time, I cooked our Pakistani food for her family and they just LOVED it. Beautiful memories!
It was an internship but for me a vacation too. In Jakarta I visited Monus, kota tua (old city), some museums, explored mouth watering Indonesian food in exotic restaurants, splash every weekend hangout for fun loving people, karaoke etc but the real beauty is the Indonesian islands and so I have been to unforgettable trips to islands and other cities like Tidung Island, Green canyon, botanical garden in bogor, Bali (a must visit if you go Indonesia, people say its heaven and after being there I really believe it specially at dream land beach and jimbaran).
I personally find the Indonesians very helping, hospitable, and friendly people with smiling faces. Every day I met different people working in different projects; while traveling they curiously asked about Pakistan and our culture. Some of my friends from Holland used to think that Pakistan is a victim of terrorism because of religion, but I gave them examples of our Prophet Muhammad (s.w.w) and told them that Islam is a religion of peace and this conversation went for quite long, I am happy that now they think otherwise. I feel proud that I represent my country, many people and my religion and left a very positive image behind. I made many friends and visited their families and this gives me a chance to know more about Indonesian people who don’t know you but still make you feel like a family.
During the internship I made friends from many countries including Brazil, Indonesia, Estonia, China, Japan, Holland, and India. It’s really good to know them, their countries, culture, our hang out, trips and everything. We are in touch and talk about the time we spent together and that brings smiles and big laughter.
From this internship the most important thing I have gained is that in the project I played my role as a team leader and so I have gain the leadership skills, a lot more confidence by traveling on my own. I was the master of ceremony for AIESEC info session 2012 at Binus university and that makes my communication skills more strong. It really makes you feel great that you are working for the betterment of mankind and global development. After this internship I found the right way for my career. I believe there are many ways open if you have a passion to stand out among millions of people.
There is a lot more to write but I can’t go for that so why don’t you be an AIESECER and experience it by yourself. I highly recommend youth to work for the betterment of your country as well as for the world and make it a better place to live. Step forward and be a true diplomat of your country.
Hajvery University, Office of Foreign Affairs & Planning cultivates and nurtures the spirit of Internationalization at HU. Our mission is to foster, support and materialize the goals of HU in becoming a competitive and global university. Which promotes tolerance of cultures and celebrates diversity, and fosters the growth of multicultural society by adding flavors of the world to the teaching and learning environment at HU.
For Further Information, Queries regarding Study Abroad opportunities at Hajvery University (HU), and Study Abroad Scholarships contact:
Office of Foreign Affairs & Planning
Hajvery University (HU)
Email : intl@hup.edu.pk
web: hup.edu.pk/offices/foriegn-affairs-a-planning
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