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Teaching in Nairobi
Basic Information
Address:
Main Office:
Address: Portland, West haven,
Deveraux Glen
10600 SW TAYLOR
Portland, OR 97225,
Regional Office:
Address: P.o.Box 1018-00100,
Ufundi Plaza - 4th Floor, Suite 12,
Tel: +254 718 771 057,
Fax: +254 020 313 573
Phone Number: +254 718 771 057
Fax Number: +254 020 313 574
Director: Kimanzi Katengui
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Humanitarian, Conservation and Education to the less priviledged.
Population Served: Kenyan
Ages for Volunteer: 20 - 80 years
Hours of Service: 4 -6 hrs a day
Minimum Hours Required: 4 hrs
Days of Service: Mondy to Friday
Mission Statement:
East African Venture projects setup are aimed on personalized levels with volunteers, gap year students or individuals planning to contribute positively, in an adventurous, unselfish motive, in making a difference to a developing world.
With our conservation strategies, we believe in the study and conservation of African wild animals in their natural environment, the lobbying for the conservation of endangered species, the upgrade of international awareness and for this cause through recruitment of volunteers to parks and reserves of Kenya which are fighting against poaching.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We believe and know that as a volunteer you will gain the challenge of working in a developing world, have first hand experience of other cultures and traditions, have amazing travel opportunities, a very big boost to your independence, confidence and leadership skills, and a chance to make life long friends!
Program History:
Our projects are based on the grassroots level and all those that participate get an opportunity to get up close and personal with the local communities, learning more about their cultures and traditions while offering a helping hand in the areas so mentioned for the well being of globalization and project completion.
Events:
When you decide to participate with us in any of our programs, you are assured that you would be ushered into a society of true believers and action motivated individuals; our team is made up of professional researchers, scientists, social workers and medical staff that are seeking change to this Kenyan society from ground zero; expect to be treated like a local, to eat the local cuisine while living within a normal Kenyan homestead. Chances are high that you will experience a country so rich in culture, so welcoming and with politeness, which will leave you yearning for more time to spend with them.
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