- Arrival & Orientation
- Airport pick‑up, settling into Nairobi +/- local accommodation.
- 2–3 day orientation workshop (project overview, cultural norms, safety training).
- On‑site Placement (12 weeks)
- Education: Teaching in primary/kindergarten settings, English/math/science lessons, after‑school activities.
- Health: Community outreach, disease prevention campaigns, clinic support.
- Agriculture: Work on local farms (planting, weeding, animal care), sharing sustainable techniques.
- Water & Sanitation: Helping install or maintain water systems, hygiene training, toilet sanitation.
- Community Interaction & Cultural Exchange
- Daily immersion: sharing meals, local customs, language, and volunteer collaboration.
- Evaluation & Wrap‑up
- Debriefing sessions, transfer of responsibilities to locals, departure certificate.
🎯 Impact Outcomes
- Supportive infrastructure: Schools, clinics, farms, and water projects benefit directly.
- Capacity building: Training local teachers, health aides, farmers, and water‐management teams ensures sustained impact.
- Cross-cultural learning: Volunteers gain real-world development experience and intercultural competence.
📝 How to Apply & Registration Link You can initiate your application by emailing IVP Kenya directly: Contact email: info@ivpkenya.com They’ll respond with an Info Sheet, application form, requirements, and next steps.