MGRC volunteer in Tanzania program offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the empowerment of Maasai girls through education, healthcare, and community support.
Imagine making a lasting difference in the lives of young Maasai women while immersing yourself in the beauty of Tanzania. At the MGRC ecoVillage, you can do exactly that.
Choose your volunteer opportunities in Tanzania from a variety of options that suit your interests and skills. Here are ways you can make a difference at MGRC ecoVillage and our local communities:
- Education and childcare:
- Teach English to Maasai girls as part of our teaching English initiatives
- Assist in early childhood education programs at MGRC
- Provide childcare volunteering and support to young children
- Community development:
- Help build or renovate schools, clinics, or community centers through construction projects
- Participate in women empowerment programs
- Assist in community health initiatives and medical outreach in rural communities
- Other fulfilling options:
- Contribute to wildlife conservation and animal welfare in nearby national parks like Serengeti National Park
- Assist with sustainable development and agriculture on our ecoFarm
- Participate in cultural immersion and exchange programs to learn about Maasai traditions
Volunteering in Tanzania at MGRC ecoVillage is more than just helping others – it’s a chance to grow personally and gain valuable life experience through cross-cultural exchange.
Ready to embark on this rewarding adventure?
Explore the wonders of Tanzania beyond volunteering
While volunteering at MGRC, immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Tanzania. Our team can help you plan unforgettable safari experiences to the Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater, or embark on a thrilling climb up Mount Kilimanjaro.
We’ll connect you with reputable safari companies that fit your budget and preferences, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable experience.
Discover the rich Maasai culture by visiting a traditional Maasai boma. Learn about their customs, traditions, and way of life firsthand in Karatu and surrounding areas.
