Location
  • Spain
    • Valencia

Program Details

Language
Spanish
Housing
Apartment Host Family
Apr 14, 2016
May 24, 2021
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About Program

Voluns offers a variety of volunteer programs in Spain. Projects include conservation projects, community volunteering, and internships.

Most Voluns volunteering projects are based in Valencia, a coastal city in eastern Spain, home to hot summers and mild winters. If you're looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience in Spain, Voluns has a variety of programs to fit your needs. All accommodation is included in the program cost and participants typically stay in apartments with other volunteers. Home-stays can also be arranged upon request. Participants also receive Spanish lessons during their time volunteering in Spain. Browse through the programs below and visit the Voluns website to learn more about how you can start volunteering in Spain!

Current Voluns volunteer projects in Spain:
Conservation Volunteering: Join one of several conservation volunteering projects in Spain and work to restore natural ecosystems.

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Lauren
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Excellent opportunity to be a community volunteer through Voluns

The staff at Voluns are really helpful and committed to helping all volunteers have a good experience. I worked as a Community & Development volunteer in 2013. The Voluns staff made several important accommodations and adjustments for myself and other volunteers due to personal preferences and requests. I completed this program as part of a field experience component for my Master's degree - and it was perfect for giving me relevant professional experience at a great cost. I also got to be relatively independent during the program, but there were always small social gatherings and opportunities to connect with other volunteers on other projects.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
I had to speak Spanish A LOT! In the office where I volunteered, I interacted with community members on a daily basis, trying to help them on the phone and at the front desk. It was a huge challenge for me but I'm proud that I managed to get by!
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