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African Adventures believes in providing meaningful volunteer experiences, organised in partnership with community projects in developing areas of Ghana, Kenya and Zanzibar. 

African Adventures’ work in Africa is led by the projects themselves. By working closely with community figures and project staff, African Adventures can ensure that they are providing volunteers to carry out work that is really needed, and that makes a real difference. Their trips are designed to promote cultural exchange and long-term development, with volunteers learning and benefitting from the experience, as well as the projects.

African Adventures’ Community Development Pledge outlines the ethos behind their work and their understanding of responsible volunteering. The projects that they work with operate in incredibly disadvantaged areas and there are no quick fixes. The approach taken by African Adventures means that volunteers can see for themselves exactly how they are contributing to a project’s broader development. The impact of an African Adventures trip is designed to last much longer than a volunteer’s time spent in country.

African Adventures believes in providing meaningful volunteer experiences, organised in partnership with community projects in developing areas of Ghana, Kenya and Zanzibar. 

African Adventures organises trips to Ghana, Kenya and Zanzibar for people in the UK to volunteer with community projects in developing areas. African Adventures’ Community Development Pledge outlines the way that they work in partnership with their host communities and volunteers. Impact is clear from every trip, for both the projects and the volunteers.