A small amount of your time can mean the World, Help with garden ,teaching, construction,sport ,woodwork and DIY In Iringa, Tanzania

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  Description

  We are women led project , we are looking Any one willing to help play with children girls and women , building a classrooms , painting , gardening , teaching , raising funds , support with learning and teaching materials, from 1 July 2023 to December 2024, to empower women and girls with buying a cow , goat , chicken or sewing machine to help them not be into risk of sexual harassment.
  
  Those main activities at the moment will be attached to other small activities such as would work, well digging for water , , planting trees , preparing woods for cooking , play ground ,
  our project is more voluntary we work to place and mentor people and ,local communities , schools, students ,local groups by participating in volunteers activities as organization , we have 6 working team in each of the project we have , all work in a volunteer basis
  
  Rose - I am the Co-Founder and Managing Director
  Ushindi savage - head of the school
  Yasinta Malele- Co-Founder and volunteers coordinator
  Elizabety -Coordinator for volunteers support
  Agrea george - she is a teacher
  Consolata - communication for the team in general
  Sara - Event planner and activities
  Janeth - cultural and traditional coordinator

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  Types of help and learning opportunities

  Charity Work

  Art Projects

  Language practice

  Teaching

  Gardening

  DIY and building projects

  Animal Care

  Babysitting and creative play

  Creating/ Cooking family meals

  Help around the house

  General Maintenance
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  UN sustainability goals this host is trying to achieve

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  Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

  the workawayers will benefit from the cultural exchange as they will be involved direct to the work and interact direct with locals, sharing the languages , helping in the auction days especially on weekend , also during and after harvest there ceremonies without forgetting each day there bamboo juice,and alcohol from the tree so amazing with no money you can get it just in the trees, hehe dancing , tribal food , with many cultural exchange

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  Help

  we are looking help in growing plants such as food, vegetables ,painting , raising funds for building projects , teaching , chicken keeping , animal keeping , cooking , helping dishing up food to the kids, and other activities which does not need skills , we need everyone here and every one is equal treated ,what we value is people to be around here

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  Languages

  Languages spoken
  English: Fluent
  Swahili (Kiswahili): Fluent

  This host offers a language exchange
  My team and I are also willing to practsie English and other any foreign language , and we can also teach our kiswahili
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  Accommodation

  home stay,school stay we are 5 women in this organization and field , our homestay , schools, will be the stay for all our volunteers our accommodation are all basic , two rooms with Bed and 3 rooms with mattress only but all comfortable , The Toilet are almost 8 metres from the accommodation and room room is self room . we have no wifi but we do advise our volunteers to buy a Tanzania Sim-card for easy access of internet but also cheap
  
  the happiness comes when we make a remarkable activities in exchange , so we will provide breakfast , lunch and dinner

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  What else ...

  during offtime travelers may visit the market place, local people, local restaurant , hiking,jogging , running ,

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  A little more information

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    Internet access

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    Limited internet access

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    We have pets

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    We are smokers

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    Can host families

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  Space for parking camper vans

  any van can park

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  Can possibly accept pets

  This host has said they are willing to accept those travelling with a pet.

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  How many Workawayers can stay?

  More than two

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  Hours expected

  Maximum 4-5 hours a day, 5 days a week

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