International Volunteering@CCS: Tanzania
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International Volunteering@CCS: Tanzania
- 1. Volunteering in Tanzania Rau Primary School
- 2. Rau Primary is a public school located in northern Tanzania … Tanzania is one of the poorest nations of the world …
- 5. CCS Vision Our vision is of a world where people value cultures different from their own, are aware of global issues, and are empowered to effect positive change .
- 9. Brazil
- 10. China
- 11. Costa Rica
- 12. Ghana
- 13. Guatemala
- 14. India
- 15. Morocco
- 16. Peru
- 17. South Africa
- 18. Russia
- 19. Tanzania
- 20. Thailand
- 26. Rau Primary School Inauguration of girls´ latrine toilet!
- 27. Rau Primary School Projects: Structuring Rau soccer teams structure Teamwork Training Prepared to compete Practice Fundamentals
- 29. Rau Village Cup
- 32. Rau Primary School Projects: Set Goalposts in Soccer Pitch
- 38. Masai
- 39. Lake Manyara
- 42. Zanzibar
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- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Make them feel confident about their decision.
- We are a TRUSTED LEADER in the field of international volunteering With 10 years of experience, more than 250 staff worldwide. We’ve sent 10,000 volunteers from 24 different countries on short term volunteer programs around the world CCS was recognized as an expert in its field by the UN and granted Special Consultative Status by the United Nations Economic and Social Council in 2003. In this capacity we consult on economic and social issues for the UN as needed. CARE, one of the world’s largest humanitarian organizations (operating in 60 countries), chose CCS as its partner in 2001 to operate its CARECorps program, which allows volunteers the opportunity to travel to the field and learn about the work of CARE. Media Outlets: (CNN, The New York Times, The Today Show, National Geographic, and Chicago Tribune)
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Health Observe/assist at a local medical practice Care for people with mental/physical disabilities Care for those living with HIV/AIDS Education Teach conversational English Create educational activities for children and teenagers Assist teachers by providing individual attention to special needs students Social Services Work in daycare centers and orphanages Provide care and companionship in homes for the elderly Other specialized social work placements CCS Partner Organizations Orphanages and Day Care Centers Care for infants and children Teaching children Schools Teaching English Assisting Teachers Health Clinics and Hospitals Observing and assisting local medical professionals Working with people affected by HIV/AIDS Homes for the elderly Caring for the elderly Special Needs Facilities Teaching special education Observing and Assisting in Special Needs facilities for people with mental and physical disabilities Caring for people with mental and physical disabilities NGOs Working with women’s groups Customizing your placement
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Our programs are designed to help each participant make the most of his or her experience.
- Individual Meetings with their Intern Supervisor to ensure they are meeting their academic objectives and review their critically reflective journal. Internship Supervisors may also provide students with additional literature or organize meetings or lectures with experts in the field.
- Cross-Cultural Solutions is a leader in overseas volunteering programs that you can trust. With over 10 years of experience, CCS has brought over 10,000 participants to countries around the world. CCS operates in 10 countries with a staff of over 250 people. CCS was recognized as an expert in its field by the UN and granted Special Consultative Status by the United Nations Economic and Social Council in 2003. In this capacity we consult on economic and social issues for the UN as needed. CARE, one of the world’s largest humanitarian organizations (operating in 60 countries), chose CCS as its partner in 2001 to operate its CARECorps program, which allows volunteers the opportunity to travel to the field and learn about the work of CARE.
- Pre-Departure: Program Manager Skills and Interest Survey Expectations Talks In-Country: Staff available Special Needs: We have accommodated deaf, blind and other handicapped volunteers.
- Staff all local to the area. Well-known and respected. Maintaining a toll-free, 24-hour hotline in the U.S., for friends and family to reach Cross-Cultural Solutions staff to handle any urgent matters. Providing volunteers with Cross-Cultural Solutions staff support, through the constant presence of staff members to facilitate emergencies (like illness or family emergencies). Providing the following services to volunteers while they are in-country: Clean, safe food and water. In-country transportation by a local Cross-Cultural Solutions staff member, who is a licensed driver. Transportation also includes in-country airport transfers. Local staff that is attuned to local happenings and monitor all news and information. On-premise security, based on the cultural norms of the country. Daily monitoring of breaking U.S. State Department Travel Warnings, U.K. Foreign Office Travel Advice, Consular Information Sheets and Public Announcements. Should one of the countries or part of one of the countries in which we operate be placed on the U.S. Travel Warnings list or the U.K. Travel Advice list, we will follow U.S. government instructions for evacuation, check with the Embassies for whichever country the volunteers are from and suspend programs in that country until it has been removed from the list. Mention “Friends and Family Document” Mention that each Participant Handbook contains an information sheet with contact information that the participant can give to family.
- Staff all local to the area. Well-known and respected.
- Staff all local to the area. Well-known and respected.