Volunteer Study Abroad Opportunities in South Africa
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Cultural Embrace Volunteer in Africa Contact:	Cultural Embrace offers life-changing volunteer and travel opportunities in several African countries. Amazing volunteer opportunities, breathtaking African wildlife, and the stunning scenery of Africa will create memories you will cherish for a lifetime. Cultural Embrace arranges volunteer and travel opportunities in South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, and Zimbabwe.
Cross-Cultural Solutions Contact:	Experience another culture like never before while making a real difference in people's lives. You'll gain perspectives and insights into the local culture and yourself. It's an exciting and personally inspiring experience, and you'll develop memories that will be with you forever. Programs are in Cape Town, South Africa.
Projects Abroad Law in South Africa Contact:	Volunteers work within the South African Legal Aid Board, whose mission is to provide good quality independent legal representation to the poor and vulnerable, ensuring effective access to justice for all South Africans.
Volunteers for Peace Contact:	VFP offers over 2200 affordable international voluntary service projects worldwide in more than 80 countries. These programs are an affordable way to complete meaningful community service work while living and interacting in an international environment.
Global Vision International Wildlife Conservation and Field Guiding Traineeship in South Africa Contact:	Developing your personnel management, leadership, wildlife conservation and field guiding skills; Working at beautiful safari lodges, living and working in the African bush with incredible wildlife; Get acquainted with big game; Living and working alongside FGASA qualified South African Guides; having the chance to sleep out in the bush under the spectacular African stars and wake up to a beautiful sunrise.
Twin Group Healing Through Horses Contact:	You will assist disadvantaged children in horse riding, and if qualified you can also train them. You could also cycle down Table Mountain, go tasting in the winelands, watch whales, seals and penguins or explore a township community.
Projects Abroad Sports in South Africa Contact:	If you want to be actively involved in water-sports, including surfing, windsurfing, swimming, boogie-boarding, kayaking and snorkelling this is definitely the placement for you. Projects Abroad volunteers act as camp counsellors, taking charge of a range of activities, and generally caring for the children day-to-day. You may be asked to help with anything from the water-sports to mountain biking, orienteering, theatre, fishing, jewellery making, ceramic painting and even break-dancing! So let us know what you enjoy most.
i-toi Meaningful Travel Meaningful Tour: The South African Garden Route & Animal Experience Contact:	Duties at the wildlife zoo include involvement in general maintenance and development work, assisting with food preparation, cleaning cages, stimulation and play with various types of animals. You may also be able to get involved in feeding and exercise of some animals.
African-Experience Contact:	Volunteer work in close contact with african endangered wildlife, feeding and observing the interaction between them. African-Experience also offers various conservation related courses, they are ideal for prospective field guides or anyone with a genuine love for the bush.
i-toi Meaningful Travel Wildlife Training in South Africa Contact:	This really is a rare opportunity to not only experience the bush but to learn about and understand the environment around you. The training course is hands on and will allow you to have close encounters with African wildlife in their natural surroundings. You may sleep out in the bush, learn tracking skills and even astronomy if the sky is clear.
Global Vision International South African National Parks Internship Contact:	Develop field skills, conservation techniques and part in the long term conservation of South African national parks for one year.
Global Vision International Wildlife Research Expedition In South Africa Contact:	Participate in predator research and animal tracking on a game reserve.
CCUSA Volunteer Experience South Africa Contact:	Choose from 18 one of a kind Volunteer Projects throughout South Africa, from working with disadvantaged youth to nurturing Chimpanzees and saving the Great White Shark! Volunteer from 2 to 12 weeks with communities, wildlife, youth,and environmental projects. Opportunities available on a rolling basis, with the chance to participate in more than one project back to back!
Umpalazi: Community & Wildlife Project Umpalazi Working Volunteer Contact:	Volunteers will have a unique opportunity to work closely with South African wildlife, primarily the South African Vervet Monkey. Volunteers will have a direct and positive impact on the conservation of wildlife and the environment through snare/trap clearing; game counts, and environmental management.
Twin Group Endangered Species Contact:	Help to stop rare and precious animals from becoming extinct. With your help they need not be eternally condemned to pictures in text books.
Int'l Internship & Volunteer Network Discover South Africa Contact:	The International Internship & Volunteer Network (IIVN) is dedicated to providing individuals with an opportunity to strengthen their professional experience, while acquiring valuable cultural insights, through a supervised international volunteer or internship program relevant to their educational background and interest. Our customized programs will prepare you for your future!
Twin Group Orphanage Contact:	Volunteer with underpriviledged children, do something rewarding with your life
Association of International Development and Exchange(AIDE) AIDE- Volunteer and Tour South Africa Contact:	Support education, build leadership skills, and work toward a better understanding of the environment, particularly in impoverished areas of Cape Town, South Africa.
Institute for International Cooperation and Development (IICD MIchigan) Volunteer in Africa Contact:	10 Good Reasons to Join 1- Humanism - not terrorism! 2- Redress the balance! 3- The art of development 4- Test your comfort zone 5- Learn to communicate in a new language! 6- Expand you own world view 7- Equal opportunities 8- Africa needs social advocates 9- Live and learn in an international environment 10- Learn to become a leader.
Connect-123 Internship & Volunteer Programs Contact:	Get involved in a volunteer program in Cape Town with one of Connect-123’s volunteer abroad projects and add meaning to your travels. We carefully match your interests and skills to ensure that you’ll be able to make a real, tangible difference to people’s lives in South Africa.
TWIN Group Youth Action Africa Contact:	To be a big brother or sister by being positive, supportive and someone who challenges the guys to be the best they can be. Cook meals with the guys, play football, sit at flea markets with them selling their T-shirts and other goodies, arrange social events and outings for them, and go surfing with them on Friday afternoons!
Twin Group Surfing School Contact:	Volunteers are needed for surf instruction and various activities including caring for surfing equipment and taking bookings at a lodge/hostel. You will also have the opportunity to get involved at the dynamic hostel and gain experience in the tourist industry.
Twin Group Penguin rescue Contact:	You will work with adult penguins that have been injured, and watching their transformation as they gain enough strength to go back into the wild.
Institute for International Cooperation and Development (IICD MIchigan) Volunteer in South Africa Contact:	6 months training and action in USA, 6 months volunteer work in Africa, 2 months outreach and information work.
WorldTeach Contact:	WorldTeach is a non-profit, non-governmental organization based at the Center for International Development at Harvard University. We provide opportunities for individuals to make meaningful contributions to international education by living and working as volunteer teachers in developing countries.
Twin Group Youth Work Contact:	As well as having a great deal of fun, being a youth worker means being a positive role models and offering them guidance into adulthood.
TWIN Group Children With Disabilities Contact:	You will be required to care for the children, as well as help them have a good time through activities such as painting and singing.

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