International Volunteers Network: Volunteer and travel in Uganda
We offer a variety of educational and authentic volunteer abroad experiences - wildlife safaris, rural community insights, cultural immersion programs and volunteer projects including education, medical & health, sports development, entrepreneurship, women empowerment, micro finance, NGO administration, environmental conservation, community development and internship opportunities among others. These programmmes are dedicated to world peace through the promotion of inter-cultural exchanges. We aim to put our volunteer’s skills to use in supporting the development initiatives of local communities in Uganda. Working with this program means opting for an enriching and dynamic experience that will change the course of your life.
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Our focus is to give people of any age and background the opportunity to offer their time, energy and skills to sustainable community development projects in Uganda, whilst exploring new cultures, developing new skills and establishing lifelong friendships to people that also:
• care about the needs of the local people in developing countries
• care about respecting local customs and culture
• care about preserving the environment and natural resources
VISION: Our vision is to break the cycle of cultural phobia and “profession-culture” biases that hinder global integration, leading to tolerance and better understanding of the similarities and differences amongst cultures.
MISSION: The mission of International Volunteer Network Inc. is two-fold;
1. Foster the understanding and appreciation of the various cultural interfaces associated with globalization through broad-based inter-cultural exchanges, and volunteerism.
2. Working with local communities to identify areas of mutual cooperation like reducing poverty, diseases and ignorance and professional collaboration