Volunteering abroad
When you search for volunteering opportunities abroad, you will almost only find organizations that really send volunteers abroad to help directly on site. When you think about volunteering abroad, you probably won‘t think about other possibilities. But there are other ways to help local communities abroad. NABUUR does offer these: online volunteering abroad. Globally.
Why online volunteering?
Not everybody is able to depart abroad for a longer period. If you anyhow want to help without leaving your home then online volunteering is the perfect solution. You won‘t be on site but from your home you can do so many things. Think about searching information on the Internet, contact organizations which maybe can help, write a proposal or plan or send e-mails. Enough to do! Besides that, it occasionally happens that online volunteers, who have put a lot effort in a project, will actually depart to the community to meet the people they have helped!
Benefits of online volunteering abroad
- Learn about other cultures and countries
- You don‘t have to travel abroad
- There are no costs
- You get the possibility to really do something for your fellow man
- You make new friends with the same interests
- Everybody can help, everybody is welcome
How does it work?
Easy. Apply at the NABUUR website as online volunteer. Then you can choose a village in one of the countries of with one of the themes of your interests. Through an online community you can follow exactly which steps still have to be taken to achieve the main goal. There is a local representative who functions as mouthpiece of the local community. Besides that, there is a ‘facilitator’, which coordinates the communication between the local representative and the online volunteers. For every issue there will be thought about ideas and solutions. The best suitable solutions and ideas will be accomplished to help, in an efficient way, providing a final solution.
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