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uVolunteer
Basic Information
Address: 501 Silverside Road
STE 10
Wilmington
DE 19809
Phone Number: +1-302-241-2159
Email: info@uvolunteer.net
Director: Nathaniel Amponsah
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: Volunteer travel abroad
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: International
Ages for Volunteer: 18-35
Hours of Service: 6 hours daliy
Minimum Hours of Service Required: 24 hours
Days of Service: Monday - Thursday
Languages: English & Spanish
Languages used as a Medium: English
Experience Required:
No experience is required, just a will to help and share.
Programs Open To: The program is open to everyone over 18 years.
Travel Arrangements:
Participants are responsibel for their return international flight to the program destiantion and also for local transporation to work and back.
Application Process:
Online Application Process
Visa Requirements:
No Visa Requirements
Program Highlights:
uVolunteer specializes in providing volunteer work placements in Costa Rica, Ghana and Thailand. Our service learning projects include Teaching, Care & Community, Construction, Environment and Animal Conservation.
Our program promotes change, direction and purpose in life through travel. Additional benefits are cultural insight, adventure and a safe environment for independent, female and student travelers.
Mission Statement:
uVolunteer is a small boutique provider of safe and culturally insightful volunteer work placements overseas.
Our program is centered on working with local projects and institutions in need of assistance in Costa Rica, Ghana & Thailand. Most of our participants travel individually to the program but live as a group with other like-minded travellers from all over the world.
We accommodate volunteers in our purposefully created volunteer houses called our ‘dorms’. They are called dorms because volunteers share rooms and sleep in bunk beds dormitory style.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Our Beliefs: Education, Youth Development, Travel & Culture
Our Mission: To make you see the world from a different perspective and learn!