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  • SayPro Childcare Volunteer Project in South Africa – Cape Town


    Purpose

    Provide a safe space for children to learn

    Start dates

    Programs start on the first and third Monday of each month

    Duration

    Choose from 1-24 weeks

    Volunteer hours

    Up to 4 hours a day

    Age

    Volunteers aged 18+ and families

    Accommodation

    Volunteer house

    Apply for free

    This program is ideal for:

    Enthusiastic volunteers who are interested in caring for and teaching young children. As you will be working alongside local placement staff, you aren’t required to have childcare or teaching experience to participate on this project.

    Project details

    Full of energy and want to be a Childcare volunteer in South Africa? International Volunteer HQ’s Childcare project is a great opportunity for volunteers to assist with early childhood education in low-income areas of Cape Town. Volunteers gain childcare experience while helping local teachers at a large childcare center provide high quality care and education to children from nearby farms, villages and communities.

    What to expect and how you’ll make an impact

    Many South African children grow up with limited access to education, with only 17 out of every 100 children having the opportunity to attend some form of early childhood schooling.

    Volunteers help make it easier for low-income families to give their children this important opportunity for a good start in life by assisting in a large childcare center that works closely with the local education department and aims to provide high quality care and education to children from disadvantaged areas.

    As a Childcare volunteer you will play a dynamic role in enriching the lives of these children and assist with a wide range of tasks within the center. This can include:

    • Teaching
    • Caring for children
    • Planning and designing lessons
    • Arranging games and activities
    • Assisting with feeding and cleaning up after meals
    • Helping with general duties to assist with the day to day running of the center

    Why do Childcare volunteering in Cape Town with IVHQ?

    When you volunteer with children in South Africa you’ll be adding value to the local community, while also developing personally and professionally by:

    • Improving early childhood education for disadvantaged families
    • Helping children learn and grown in a safe place
    • Developing your communication skills
    • Gaining childcare experience
    • Immersing yourself in South African culture
    • Exploring South Africa’s incredible wildlife

    Volunteer requirements

    • Volunteers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to participate in this program, and may be asked to provide additional documentation to the local team
    • All volunteers aged 13+ are required to provide a criminal background check to IVHQ prior to departure. Those aged 13-17, if unable to obtain a criminal background check, can provide two character reference letters instead
    • All volunteers are required to have adequate volunteer travel insurance
    • All volunteers must speak fluent English.

  • SayPro Childcare Volunteer Program in Bali – Ubud


    Purpose

    Improves access to quality education

    Start dates

    Programs start every Monday

    Duration

    Choose from 1-12 weeks

    Volunteer hours

    3 – 5 hours per day

    Age

    Volunteers aged 16+ and families

    Accommodation

    Dormitory-style volunteer houses

    Apply for free

    This program is ideal for:

    Volunteers who genuinely enjoy working with children and understand how they behave. There will be lots of fun, laughter, noise and excitement. You’ll be working with a local team so no experience is necessary.

    Project details

    Eager to volunteer in Childcare in Bali – Ubud? With International Volunteer HQ’s Childcare project, volunteers can assist with early childhood education and share valuable English language skills with their young students. Volunteers gain childcare experience and have the chance to explore Bali’s lush landscapes while local children get to improve their English in a fun and interactive way and learn about other cultures.

    What to expect and how you’ll make an impact

    As far as language learning goes, the earlier you start, the better. In Ubud, children are taught English from kindergarten onwards. Interacting with native speaking volunteers will give them a head start and help with pronunciation and other language skills. Bali’s tourism industry requires employees to speak English, so early education helps give local children a future with better job prospects and opportunities.

    As a Childcare volunteer, you’ll help local teachers with general lessons and English for children between the ages of 4 and 6. This program runs for two hours each morning with two hours of lesson planning in the afternoon.

    Childcare volunteer work varies but usually you’ll be:

    • Assisting local teachers with English lessons
    • Playing with and caring for children
    • Setting up activities and games
    • Sharing your language and culture

    Important dates to note for 2025:

    • 21st of April to the 2nd of May 2025 – During this time, the standard volunteer work is not available. Volunteers instead participate in cleaning, repairs and renovation activities in local schools for approximately 4 hours a day and have the remainder of their time free to enjoy the festivities.
    • 2nd of June to the 1st of September 2025 – Due to school holidays, the Childcare project will be closed.
    • 17th of November to the 28th of November – During this time, the standard volunteer work is not available. Volunteers instead participate in cleaning, repairs and renovation activities in local schools for approximately 4 hours a day and have the remainder of their time free to enjoy the festivities.
    • 22nd of December 2025 and to the 2nd of January 2026 – Due to school holidays, the Childcare project will be closed.

    Why do Childcare volunteering in Ubud with IVHQ?

    While volunteering on the Childcare project in Ubud, you’ll be adding value to the local community, while also developing personally and professionally by:

    • Providing a safe space for children to learn
    • Sharing your language and culture
    • Gaining experience in childcare and teaching English
    • Developing your cross-cultural communication skills
    • Immersing yourself fully in Balinese life
    • Exploring Ubud’s rich culture and natural environment

    Volunteer requirements

    • All volunteers joining for 2 or more weeks must obtain a C6B Visa. This visa does have additional costs to the program fee and can take up to 15 working days to process.
    • An exception to the above applies if a volunteer will be in Indonesia for less than 30 days and opts to participate in the Introduction Week, Adventure week, or the Yoga and Meditation Week, along with one, two or three weeks of volunteering. In this scenario, the volunteer can join with a tourist visa, which can be obtained upon arrival, for most nationalities.
    • To respect the local culture and customs in Bali, volunteers should be aware that they’re unable to have anything obstructing their face while at their volunteer placement.
    • Volunteers under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to participate in this program
    • Volunteers aged 16 or 17 on their program start date are required to provide IVHQ with parental consent in order to participate on the program, and may be asked to provide additional document to the local team.
    • All volunteers aged 13+ are required to provide a criminal background check to IVHQ prior to departure. Those aged 13-17, if unable to obtain a criminal background check, can provide two character reference letters instead
    • All volunteers are required to have adequate volunteer travel insurance

  • SayPro Childcare Volunteer Program in Bali – Lovina


    Purpose

    Provide a safe space for children to learn

    Start dates

    Programs start every Monday

    Duration

    Choose from 1-12 weeks

    Volunteer hours

    3 – 5 hours per day

    Age

    Volunteers aged 16+ and families

    Accommodation

    Dormitory-style

    Apply for free

    This program is ideal for:

    Volunteers who genuinely love working with children and understand their behavior. Be prepared for a lot of noise, laughter and excitement. You’ll be volunteering alongside experienced local staff so no previous experience is necessary.

    Project details

    Want to volunteer in Childcare in Bali – Lovina? International Volunteer HQ’s Childcare project gives volunteers the opportunity to help look after young children and share valuable English language skills with them. Volunteers gain childcare experience and have the chance to explore Bali’s charming coastal villages, while the children get to improve their English in a fun and interactive way and learn about other places and cultures.

    What to expect and how you’ll make an impact

    Being a little off the beaten track, Lovina gets fewer international visitors than other more crowded parts of Bali. This means local children get less exposure to foreign languages and cultures and are less likely to have chances to practice speaking English. Your involvement as a volunteer will be a valuable part of the children’s education and help them learn basic phrases and language skills from a young age.

    As a Childcare volunteer in Bali you’ll help local teachers with English learning and general lessons for children between the ages of 4 and 6. This program runs for two hours each morning with two hours of lesson planning in the afternoon.

    Childcare volunteer work varies but usually you’ll be:

    • Assisting local teachers
    • Playing with and caring for children
    • Setting up activities and games
    • Sharing your language and culture

    Important dates to note for 2025:

    • 21st of April to the 2nd of May 2025 – During this time, the standard volunteer work is not available. Volunteers instead participate in cleaning, repairs and renovation activities in local schools for approximately 4 hours a day and have the remainder of their time free to enjoy the festivities.
    • 2nd of June to the 1st of September 2025 – Due to school holidays, the Childcare project will be closed.
    • 17th of November to the 28th of November – During this time, the standard volunteer work is not available. Volunteers instead participate in cleaning, repairs and renovation activities in local schools for approximately 4 hours a day and have the remainder of their time free to enjoy the festivities.
    • 22nd of December 2025 and to the 2nd of January 2026 – Due to school holidays, the Childcare project will be closed.

    Why do Childcare volunteering in Lovina with IVHQ?

    While volunteering in early childhood education in Lovina, you’ll be adding value to the local community, while also developing personally and professionally by:

    • Providing a safe space for children to learn
    • Sharing your language and culture
    • Learning the Balinese way of life
    • Developing your communication skills
    • Gaining childcare experience
    • Exploring Bali’s quieter northern coast

    Volunteer requirements

    • All volunteers joining for 2 or more weeks must obtain a C6B Visa. This visa does have additional costs to the program fee and can take up to 15 working days to process.
    • An exception to the above applies if a volunteer will be in Indonesia for less than 30 days and opts to participate in the Introduction Week, Adventure week, or the Yoga and Meditation Week, along with one, two or three weeks of volunteering. In this scenario, the volunteer can join with a tourist visa, which can be obtained upon arrival, for most nationalities.
    • To respect the local culture and customs in Bali, volunteers should be aware that they’re unable to have anything obstructing their face while at their volunteer placement.
    • Volunteers under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to participate in this program
    • Volunteers aged 16 or 17 on their program start date are required to provide IVHQ with parental consent in order to participate on the program, and may be asked to provide additional documents to the local team.
    • All volunteers aged 13+ are required to provide a criminal background check to IVHQ prior to departure. Those aged 13-17, if unable to obtain a criminal background check, can provide two character reference letters instead
    • All volunteers are required to have adequate volunteer travel insurance
    • All volunteers must speak fluent English.
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