Whilst specific job roles and activities are flexible, according to your talents and preferences and as per Street Shepherds Africa\u2019s needs, volunteers may often adopt one of the following job roles during their stay with us:<\/p>\n
Volunteer Coordinators,<\/strong> Nursery School Assistant<\/strong> Primary School Assistant<\/strong> Handyman\/woman<\/strong> Social work assistant<\/strong> In practice, each volunteer brings their own skills, interests and experience, and can offer their personal contribution and fresh ideas. Volunteers staying for shorter visits can bring activities and projects for the children, and assist throughout SSA\u2019s programs generally, whereas those staying for longer programs are able to run longer term initiatives. It is ultimately up to the volunteer to decide what they would like to do for SSA, and most end up having multiple roles and projects. Volunteers are welcome at any of our projects, although the majority is based in Arusha and Moshi with the children.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Whilst specific job roles and activities are flexible, according to your talents and preferences and as per Street Shepherds Africa\u2019s needs, volunteers may often adopt one of the following job roles during their stay with us: Volunteer Coordinators, Getting involved with local and overseas fund raising, sponsorship programs, volunteer administration, writing fund raising proposals etc… <\/p>\n
\nGetting involved with local and overseas fund raising, sponsorship programs, volunteer administration, writing fund raising proposals etc<\/p>\n
\nWorking with Street Shepherds Africa with the younger children, helping with their daily care, nursery education and recreation<\/p>\n
\nWorking at Orphanages and centers supported by Street Shepherds Africa with the primary school children, helping with lessons, tuition and recreation.<\/p>\n
\nWorking at any location to decorate, repair, maintain and improve aspects of Street Shepherds Africa\u2019s infrastructure. At Street Shepherds Africa, there is always something to be done.<\/p>\n
\nGetting involved with the social care side beyond the everyday needs of the children; building bridges with the local community.<\/p>\n