St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation engages in programs and projects which improve on the general welfare and social productivity of the less privileged individuals and empower communities with emphasis on children, youth and women.

SMWEF Ghana addresses some of the most challenging problems in underserved communities in Ghana including poor education systems, poor healthcare systems, and access to portable drinking water, hunger, and abject poverty.

Moreover, the organization focuses on empowering communities and the youth of Ghana through skills training and leadership opportunities. The organization is established on the principles of allowing participants from around the world to immerse in new cultures while making a meaningful difference in rural communities of Ghana.

For information about program fees please visit the application page.

Teaching Program for Less Privileged Children

SMWEF Ghana education program provides direct sponsorship to orphans and less privileged children by giving them school fees and educational materials, school uniforms and medical care. Our program caters for school going children but no support from families.

St. Miracle Works runs a primary school in Senya Beraku fishing town with classes from preschool through grade 9. Volunteers will teach basic subjects such as English, Math, Science, Creative Arts etc. After classes, they will have the opportunity to be involved in sports and crafts. There are currently 102 children attending our primary school ranging from 2-16 years old. The organization has partnered with schools and daycare centers in the country.

Our goal is to aid, encourage and inspire less privileged children to stay in school and continue their education in order to lift themselves out of poverty.

Teaching project supplies:

Pens, pencils, color pens, mathematical sets, sharpeners, paper glues, binders, staplers, novels, educational games, bubbles and stickers, scissors, cutters, crayons, exercise books, story books, chalk, abacus for counting, chalk and marker pens, skipping ropes, used laptops or desktop computers for computing lessons, tablets and iPads, musical instruments for music lessons, educational toys, picture books, beads, threads and needles, backpacks for school, files, toffees, cookies and chocolates etc.

Skills/Qualifications

There are no special qualifications for the education program in Ghana but people with kind heart, compassion and love for the children are required for this program. Volunteers should be flexible, patient and bring positive energy and enthusiasm to make a difference. Those who have prior teaching experience may be able to take on a more independent role to teach and lead classes with limited resources. You should keep a flexible attitude towards working in a new and multi-cultural environment.

Public Health & Education Program

Poverty in Ghana has led to poor hygiene practices, and unhealthy living conditions which in turn lead to diseases. In Ghana, the healthcare system is grossly inadequate; treatable diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis, diarrhea and HIV/AIDS cause permanent disability and mortality. In order to improve the situation, Miracle Works has partnered with hospitals and clinics that are in desperate need of volunteers.

Volunteers with medical training and medical students will support the local health centers in Ghana. These clinics and hospitals are severely understaffed and struggle to provide general care. Volunteers hands on work will depend on their qualifications. We do ask that they provide their own gloves, masks and scrubs.

In addition to working in the clinics, volunteers will be part of the community health team. Each week, the public health team conducts health talks to the students at district schools and villages. Work alongside local public health nurses to measure and record vital statistics, BMI, and blood pressure for individuals in need.

Objectives:

• Conduct comprehensive health assessments in underserved rural communities.

• Work collaboratively with SMWEF public health nurses to check vital statistics, malaria, BMI, blood pressure, and provide basic medical treatments.

• Empower community members with health education, preventive measures, and resources for improved well-being.

Why Volunteer with St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation?

Make a real impact by volunteering with St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation. Through our public health initiative, you'll have the opportunity to:

• Collaborate with dedicated SMWEF public health nurses.

• Engage with communities to address vital health issues.

• Gain valuable hands-on experience in public health and community development.

• Be part of a compassionate team working towards sustainable health improvements.

Public health volunteer task includes:

• Conduct malaria screenings and provide immediate assistance to those affected.

• Distribute bed nets and educate communities on preventive measures

• Assist in the treatment of wounds and minor injuries

• Ensuring proper care and prevention infections.

• Organize interactive health education workshops to empower communities with knowledge about preventive healthcare and healthy lifestyle choices.

Scrubs Requirement:

Interns are required to bring along 3 sets of scrubs for their outreach programs. These scrubs will be used during their clinical duties at the placement and are essential for maintaining hygiene standards.

Construction & Renovation Program

We are always in the lookout for people who have passion for development and willing to contribute their time, energy, skills and experience to support our community development projects in rural Ghana. Most volunteers and interns see this as an adventure or a work camp. Volunteers are needed for the on-going construction, painting and renovation projects in various communities of Ghana.

Enthusiasm, a caring spirit, a good sense of humor, compassionate and a helping hand are required. There is lots of fun working together with the local people on construction and renovation projects such as schools, orphanages, volunteer hostels, painting schools or drawing arts on school walls, community centers, library projects, recreational centers etc.

Volunteering in construction projects is challenging, volunteers will engage in construction activities such as digging, plastering, block shaping, brick molding, concrete mixing, steel bending, wiring, chiseling, mixing sand and cement, bricks laying, carrying bricks, sand, fetching water, painting school buildings. They will be led and work together with local skilled craft men/artisan who will be providing free labor for the improvement of their communities.

Volunteers work with locals to make sure these projects get completed and match the needs of the people they are benefiting. You may find that the way you are used to working on building projects back home can be different from this experience; the materials used are often a bit more simple and there can be limited tools for construction. Additionally, work schedules are not always the same as you might imagine them to be in your country, so get ready to test your cross-cultural knowledge.

The core of each project is the building work that we undertake in the villages and towns. This is the most tangible contribution that we make to the host community, and forms a focus for you and the group.  Those less keen on heavy building or renovation work usually take up the lighter, but equally important, work such as painting or plastering.

We research each project to ensure it meets our strict criteria including an assessment of the need, benefits and long term sustainability of the project itself, together with levels of community involvement, risk assessments, health and safety requirements, logistical practicality and living arrangements.

The key to any building project is the partner between you, the team and the local community, as well as bringing essential funding to the project, the presence of a team of volunteers in the town or village community can be a great motivator to local people. On every project, it takes time for every villagers to get used to the idea that volunteers, especially girls, actually want to help with manual labor, and initially you will find people trying to do all the work for you.

Working with skilled workmen, they will teach you basic skills such as how to mix mortar or lay bricks and the partnership really begins to develop, allowing everyone to get stuck in. These projects are for volunteers who are on summer vacation, taking a career break, a gap year you’re your education, seniors, retirees, solo travelers, families, couple, groups etc and they run throughout the year.

PLEASE NOTE: 

Volunteers participating in this project must note that due to bad weather (usually very hot weather or a rainy day), project funding delays and constraints in construction material supply, volunteers may work at the construction site twice or three times in five working days of the week. However, volunteers are encouraged to support other projects such as the teaching at the basic school and the orphanage program during their absence from the construction site.

Volunteers should bring gloves, flash light, light weight scarf for sun protection or hat, insect repellent, working boots, water bottle etc.

Materials Funding

As our placements are cost price, for the construction and renovation team we will need you to fundraise/donate to cover the materials and local laborers you will be using and working with. You can bring this money with you and we will show you the local stores so you can take receipts to see full transparency of the items you are buying to use.

Skills/Qualification Needed

There are no specific qualifications needed to join our construction and renovation project in Ghana, but people with good health for hard work are required for this project. Though, you should be physically fit in order to partake on these projects.

Childcare Volunteer Program

The need for children in daycare, kindergarten and preschool is huge in Ghana. While there are also free public schools for children from primary school onwards, there are hardly any comparable offers for younger children. Although, there are many private daycare centers in Ghana, most families from disadvantaged backgrounds cannot afford them.

As a childcare volunteer, you will work with us in daycare centers that are run by non-profit organizations and offer childcare and early childhood programs completely or for a very small fee. Families affected by poverty and illness know that their children are in safe care while the parents or guardians can pursue an education or work.

In Ghana, from the ages of 3, children are prepared for formal schooling and so everyday life consists not only of playing but also playfully teaching the little ones the basics of reading, writing and counting as well as familiarizing them with the English language.

As a childcare volunteer in Ghana, you will make a significant contribution to the daily lives of children in rural community schools, rehabilitation and care centres etc. in Ghana. SMWEF volunteer programs provides international volunteers an opportunity and a great platform to improve on the lives of young children in rural poor communities in Ghana.

We have been supporting several daycare and preschool centres in Ghana for many years, with whom we have built up an intensive and trusting partnership and who are very happy about the helping hands of our volunteers. This project is suitable for anyone who is looking to work with children and make a difference. This childcare program is available throughout the year.

This placement is available in rural and semi-rural communities of Ghana. All these locations are safe, secure and friendly to foreigners. Volunteers have the opportunity to choose any of the locations and volunteers on long stay of more than a month can do the placement in two different locations.

Childcare volunteer tasks include:

• Taking care of younger children (playing, feeding, singing, learning)

• Assisting the teachers (planning lessons, preparing lesson materials, playful learning)

• Constructions and beautification of the premises etc. etc.

Project Needs / Wish list:

Most importantly, you bring bundles of energy, a big heart, caring spirit, and smile to the children and helping them feel the societal impact.

• Teaching and learning materials

• Games and educational toys

• Food

• Used clothes in good condition to give to the children and their families.

• Renovation and construction work; painting classrooms, outside playgrounds, furniture for classrooms, drawing school walls etc.

• Tooth brushes and toothpastes 

• Toffees, cookies, chocolates, etc.

Skills/Qualification Needed

There are no specific qualifications needed to join our childcare project in Ghana, but people with good health for hard work are required for this project. Volunteers must be able to understand the children and have the passion for working with children.

Agriculture & Farming Program

The St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation Farming Volunteering Project in Ghana offers you a great opportunity to immerse yourself in rustic natural beauty and peaceful countryside of Ghana.

This is the best opportunity for people who have a serious interest in experiencing and learning about organic farming in sub-Saharan Africa. 

If you have a love for nature and willingness to learn, this is the perfect volunteer placement for you in rural Ghana.  It’s a unique experience, as you will get to learn about organic farming through volunteering in ecological ways such as harvesting, feeding animals, cooking, as well as meeting other needs.

Volunteer Task Includes:

• Learn all about food security and environmental protection

• Helping with hands on work at the organic farm.

• Gain practical experience in compost product and use of organic pesticides.

• Clearing and developing land for crops etc.

Become an organic farm volunteer in Ghana and have the adventure of a lifetime in a sustainable way. The major aim of the farming volunteering project in Ghana is to promote sustainable agriculture and the permaculture lifestyle within the local communities in Ghana. The Agriculture/organic farm work Project in Ghana is designed for those volunteers who enjoy more physical aspect of volunteering and don’t mind getting their hands dirty.

The tasks assigned to volunteers vary depending on the project, season, and the specific needs of the individuals served by SMWEF Ghana volunteers.

While previous agricultural experience is not a prerequisite for this project, more experienced volunteers will be able to assist in developing the project and teaching techniques to the staff and older children at the orphanages and schools, helping them to farm their crops and animals more effectively.

Work on the Agriculture project usually stops during the hottest period of the day. During the break, you are able to help with other projects if you like. 

PLEASE NOTE:

Resources and machinery are extremely limited on this project and most work is very labour intensive and also our villages are becoming desert due to climate change. Volunteers should bring gloves, flash light, light weight scarf for sun protection or hat, insect repellent, working boots, water bottle.

Skills/Qualification Needed

No prior experience is required, so volunteers from all backgrounds are welcome to participate in this program. You must simply have a desire to give something back to the community, and willingness to work hard and get your hands dirty.

Volunteers must be 18 years or over to participate in this program, unless accompanied by a parents or guardian. If you are under the 18, SMWEF offers alternative volunteer opportunities for teens.

Sports / Football Coaching Program

Get involved with sports and youth development in Ghana helping to promote a healthier, happier and more active lifestyle. Whether you are a qualified instructor looking to develop and stretch your skills or a sports enthusiast wanting to gain more experience, this program is designed for you.

Sports are an important part of many children’s day to day lives. Social and essential life skills can be learned all whilst having a bit of a fun with friends. Here at St. Miracle Works we have worked hard to allow volunteers to get involved in the local sporting community.

Our projects are flexible and easily accessible, meaning, as a volunteer you can get creative, designing sessions and activities that suit both you and the children. We aim to get more children actively participating in the sporting community and living a healthier lifestyle.

Football Volunteer Tasks:

• During your time coaching football in the afternoons, you will be responsible for the development of young football basic skills and techniques.

• You will coordinate coaching sessions around topics such as development of ball control, accurate passing, keeping possession, game tactics and moving into space.

• Assisting coaches to plan match strategies and take practice games.

• Assisting with team selection and may even be required to be ‘on the bench’ for weekend or evening matches.

As a football coaching volunteer, you will assist the local coach with training the kids. You can implement special training methods if you want to. On weekends, you can travel with the team for matches all over Ghana. This is a great opportunity to become an integral part of the local community and explore and understand the Ghanaian people and their culture through the eyes of the people you are helping.

Football Project Supplies

Balls, jerseys, cones, whistles, training verses, nets, goal keepers’ gloves, knee guards and other sports & training apparels, first aid etc.

Skills/Qualification Needed

There are no specific qualifications needed to join our sports/football coaching project in Ghana, but people with good health for hard work are required for this project.

Street Children & Youth Empowerment Program

Most community centers in Africa offer a safe haven from the streets, and opportunity for education, even a simple meal and a place to sleep. St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation works closely with its development partners across the country to provide needed support and care for the needy children. Many of these children and youth have lost their way because they lack compassion and love from their own family. Volunteers can help with training lessons to make the youth self-reliant, or self-employed through education, support and counseling. Teaching Math, English and the importance of education is a main focus.

The project addresses social and physical issues affecting youth, such as gender, reproductive health, and drug abuse through counseling and education. Volunteers help initiate talks about the existence of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections. Prior experience not required, just a caring heart for these disadvantaged children. With more focus in developing countries on preventing violence and abuse at home, and by reaching out to children already on the streets and providing them with the rehabilitation, education and security they desperately need.

We exist to promote children empowerment in developing countries, particularly in Africa serving as role models for strengthening and preserving the rights, privileges and capacities of children, the vulnerable ones in particular as a prelude to improving their living standards and participation in millennium development agendas of developing countries.

SMWEF's project is meant to eradicate street living amongst children across the neighbourhood and alleviate poverty. Such an achievement would drastically boost the area’s economic standing and inspire much-needed development in an underserved community.

SMWEF volunteers and interns are placed on the ground to identify and rescue children in street situations or complicated family circumstances, and to assess their needs and aspirations. Many children have often dropped out of school to work in the streets, an unacceptable violation of basic children’s rights in Africa. SMWEF partners with local schools where it offers mentorship programs, skill trainings and a basic education curriculum (numeracy, literacy, etc.) to prepare rescued children to enroll back into the governmental school system.

Teaching project supplies:

Pens, pencils, color pens, mathematical sets, sharpeners, paper glues, binders, staplers, novels, educational games, bubbles and stickers, scissors, cutters, crayons, exercise books, story books, chalk, abacus for counting, chalk and marker pens, skipping ropes, used laptops or desktop computers for computing lessons, tablets and iPads, musical instruments for music lessons, music box, educational toys, picture books, beads, threads and needles, backpacks for school, files, toffees, cookies and chocolates, clothing etc.

Women & Girl Empowerment Program

Volunteer in Ghana with St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation and help provide support to the women and girls who are rated as poor in society.

SMWEF offers programs specifically focusing on the plight of destitute women and young girls in rural communities. The program aims to help women by giving them support, guidance and life skill training. Volunteers work with grassroots women's association, clubs and groups; help to initiate income-generating activities and to create sustainable solutions to the challenges the women face on a day-to-day basis.

On this program, volunteers assist with training women in diverse life and income-generating skills and to carry out research to find alternative solutions to fight poverty. No specific requirements except willingness and enthusiasm to help women.

The mission of this program is to help foster the growth of independent, self-sufficient, decision-making women by encouraging self-empowerment. Our volunteers help in the following ways:

• Teaching life skills such as healthy eating

• Initiating income-generating activities

• Promoting self-independence

• Encouraging self-empowerment

• Offering support and guidance

• Develop micro-business/loans

This program focuses on teaching women and girl solid entrepreneurial skills like sewing and soap making to earn an income. We then assist them in selling their products and the need to cultivate the habit of savings.

Your volunteering, energy, time, skills and donations will go directly toward providing resources and materials needed to assist women and girls who have been marginalized by war, disability, and homelessness. You’ll help each individual to learn a new and valuable skill —providing jobs, income, and hope for their future.

English Teaching Program

In Ghana, there is an ongoing need for native English speakers. To help provide lessons and instructions in both rural and urban schools. We place volunteers in rural schools that greatly lack native English-speaking teachers. As an education volunteer you will help children learn the correct use of English words; master English grammar, encourage writing, reading, and comprehension skills. This will let the children practically learn the language and may be able to improve their verbal skills.

This volunteer project involves teaching primary and junior high school children using dedicated one-on-one sessions to help bring them up to required standards. The aim is to give certain students extra attention as they have fallen behind among their peers.

Volunteers are to work in rural and semi-rural primary schools located in and around the areas to teach children. Volunteers mainly teach children aged 4 to 16 years. Typical subjects to be taught include English (Conversational and Written), Maths, Creative Arts, Religious Education, Music and Dance, Entrepreneurship skills, General Knowledge. As well as Physical Education a sports program in schools.

Although English is an important in Ghana and is widely spoken, volunteers find that the conversational and vocabulary skill of the students in this area is not up to the level. Having good English language skills is very important for the students as it plays an important role in attaining good jobs in different parts of the country.

Volunteers are to teach for approximately 4-5 hours a day, five days a week. In this program, volunteers can work by themselves or alongside other teachers. Volunteers are encouraged to use new and innovative teaching methods and teach in a fun way technique to the students

Teaching project supplies:

Pens, pencils, color pens, mathematical sets, sharpeners, paper glues, binders, staplers,  novels, educational games, bubbles and stickers, scissors, cutters, crayons, exercise books, story books, chalk, abacus for counting, chalk and marker pens, skipping ropes, used laptops or desktop computers for computing lessons, tablets and iPads, musical instruments for music lessons, educational toys, picture books, beads, threads and needles,  backpacks for school, files, toffees, cookies and chocolates, clothing etc.

Skills/Qualifications

There are no special qualifications for the education program in Ghana but people with kind heart, compassion and love for the children are required for this program. Volunteers should be flexible, patient and bring positive energy and enthusiasm to make a difference. Those who have prior teaching experience may be able to take on a more independent role to teach and lead classes with limited resources. You should keep a flexible attitude towards working in a new and multi-cultural environment.

French Teaching Program

Ghana been surrounded by French speaking languages that, there is the need for French lessons in our schools. French language has been thought from lower primary to junior high level. Some of our schools especially the rural schools don't have French teachers to help teach it.

We therefore seek for French speaking volunteers who are interested to teach French, assist French teachers or just to play with the children using every day basic French conversation words as well as helping to explain their French exercises and homework.

This placement does not need a qualified French teacher; anyone who is able to communicate freely in French qualifies for this placement.

Once acquainted with the school and the curriculum, volunteers on this program in Ghana get the chance of teaching independently. It is important that volunteers are flexible as there are a number of other tasks they can help with. These might include helping children with their homework, arranging games and activities, cleaning the classroom and assisting teachers with administrative duties.

It is not compulsory to have prior teaching experience or to have completed formal teacher training to volunteer in Ghana for this program. Volunteers’ level of involvement within the classroom can be tailored to suit their skills and interests. A willingness to share and an ability to be proactive is important and will make volunteers a valuable addition to any classroom.

This French volunteer program is available in rural and semi-rural areas in Ghana. All these locations are safe, secure and friendly to our potential volunteers. Volunteers have the opportunity to choose any of the location and volunteers on long stay of more than a month can do the placement in two different locations.

What You Can Bring?

There is a lack of teaching materials in most schools during lesson delivery. Volunteers can bring materials such as French story books, rhyming books, and pencil colors, crayon, drawing papers, etc. Some of these materials can also be found in the local market for ready purchase. Most importantly you bring a big heart and a caring spirit.

What we expect from you?

You must be passionate about children, ready to assist teachers to take care of children and ability to work with children from all kinds of background and with specific needs and attention.

What you can expect from us?

Our experienced local staff is available to give you any necessary support and attention. We will assign one staff to take care of your needs throughout your entire stay in the program while in Ghana.

Who you will work with?

Volunteers work closely with other teachers and staff and report to the head teacher of the school on assignments and also when you have any issue at the school. Volunteers are also paired with other volunteers if any to work on similar projects..

High School Volunteer Abroad Program

Are you a high school student, teacher or a team leader? Are you looking for a safe, affordable and meaningful volunteer abroad program? Do you want to help your students embark on a social journey that will enable them to have an experience, change them and full of impacts? Then, St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation (SMWEF) high school volunteer abroad program is the right and perfect for you.

Since inception 2018, SMWEF has been offering a safe, affordable, unique and meaningful high school volunteering abroad programs in Ghana. On our high school program, students stay with a host family to enable to enable them to immerse in the local culture, understand social issues, volunteer in a well-designed and meaningful volunteer community development project, and the opportunity to explore the beautiful tourists in the country.

High school volunteer abroad programs is designed to help students from across the world to immerse into in a new culture, assist the unprivileged and empower communities, share their love and passion for humanity and take home an unforgettable memory.

St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation high school volunteer abroad program is a great opportunity for high school students to gain valuable work experience and contribute to a meaningful cause. With the support of their parents or guardians, high school students can find an incredible volunteer adventure that is sure to be an unforgettable experience. With so many volunteer opportunities for high school students in Ghana, you are sure to find the perfect fit for you and your skillset.

Why Choose Ghana?

Ghana is a beautiful and culturally rich country located in West Africa. Its popularly known for its hospitality, diverse wildlife, and attraction. However, Ghana faces many challenges, including poverty, inadequate healthcare, and limited access to education. By volunteering in Ghana with St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation (SMWEF), you can contribute to efforts aimed at alleviating these challenges and improving the lives of the local people and empower communities.

What is High school volunteer abroad in Ghana?

Volunteering abroad for students below 18 years in Ghana can be incredibly rewarding experience for high school students. Not only will you be helping the local community, but it can also give you edge when it comes to college applications. While many of the volunteer projects in Ghana require volunteers to be at least 18 years and above, there may be exceptions. If you are interested in a project that's not only open to high school students, it's worth checking with us to see if there is an opportunity.

How can high school volunteers participate on this program?

There are several opportunities for high school students to get involved in volunteering in Ghana. Many volunteer organizations offer programs specifically designed for teenagers, providing a safe and supportive environment for them to contribute their time and skills. These programs often focus on areas such as education, healthcare, and community development. As a volunteer, you might find yourself teaching English to local school children, assisting in medical clinics, or particularly in construction projects.

IT/Computing Program

Many children in underserved communities in rural Ghana lack access to basic computer skills and the benefits of our global world is growing in technology from time to time.

As an IT/Computing volunteer on this program, you will help rural communities capitalize on technologies by teaching computer skills and contribute ideas that promote socio-economic development. In partnership with local schools, volunteers will teach basic computer skills, data processing, introduction to windows, MS Windows, MS Excel (Spreadsheet), MS Word and MS PowerPoint etc. 

You will help bring the internet into classrooms within the local schools and provide forums for communities to share ideas about development activities. Volunteers will also spend some of their time making sure that the local teachers with limited resources know how to use computers. Your valuable contribution on the project will improve computer literacy education and internet access for most children and youth in rural communities in Ghana.

Work Schedule

IT and Computer education volunteers work for five days per week, from Monday to Friday.

Creative Arts, Culture, Music & Dance Program

Are you a teacher or student interested in creative arts, music, dance and culture? Are you looking for a safe, affordable and meaningful volunteer abroad program? Do you want to help students develop and improve on their creative skills to enable them to have an experience, change them and full of impacts? Then, St. Miracle Works Educational Foundation (SMWEF) creative arts, music, dance and culture volunteer project is the right and perfect for you.

As a creative arts, music, dance and culture volunteer teacher in Ghana, you will help give children and youth an opportunity to access a set of skills and emotions which otherwise remain untouched. Music, Arts, Dance and Culture lessons are a great and wonderful ways and means which help to bring people together.

Volunteer in Ghana with SMWEF on Music, Arts, Dance and Culture skills, we are inviting you to come and join us in Ghana to teach rural school children who are lacking knowledge and skills on creative arts lessons.

Volunteer tasks include:

• Drawing & Painting

• Handicraft skills

• Beadswork

• Screen painting

• Ceramics/Jewellery/Knitting

• Bamboo Craft

• Teaching photography & Videography

• Card making

• Teaching children how to play musical instruments etc.

This program is a year-round program and available in rural and semi-rural communities in Ghana.

Arts teaching project supplies

Beads, line and hook, scissors, bubbles, paper glues, flute, color and color pens, picture books, instruments or other teaching materials related to your subject such as pens, pencils, novels, games, stickers, crayons, exercise books, story books, chalk, abacus for counting, marker pens, skipping ropes, used laptops, tablets etc.

PLEASE NOTE:

• Volunteers on this program must be 18 years and above on the program start date and duration. 

• Volunteers on this program must be fluent in English to be able to communicate with the local people and must come along with bundle of energy.

• Volunteers on this program must have at least a high school educational background.

Volunteer Requirement

No prior requirement is required for this project. Volunteers must be able to adapt to the environment and be flexible to learn and experience the culture in Ghana.