Atlas Volunteers

I arrived with the plan of staying 6 weeks and ended up staying 5 months.
From the moment I got to the house everyone welcomed me so warmly and with an open heart, I was so lucky to find so many great volunteers with whom I share my experience with!!

In the house the staff is always there to help you and support you and I've never felt alone or lost in any type of situations. The passion they have for the projects, especially the coordinator, makes it impossible to not start feeling it too.

I had the opportunity to teach both in summer school and normal school and I can say that sometimes it felt like the kids were teaching me more than what I was teaching them. The love they give you and how easily they show it, it’s something incredible.
The bond I had the opportunity to create with the teachers is something I will never forget and never stop being grateful for.

When I left I had no expectations or any idea what to expect but I truly found a family in Ghana and I am beyond grateful for this experience.

Easily one of the best things I've ever done I extended my stay as much as I could. The guys and Becky at the house in abetifi are amazing, make you feel at home and welcome, the experience it's self is unjustifiable with words you truly have to go and experience it too understand the feeling. That being said I think the only way I can describe this experience is... out of the 26 countries I've visited Ghana is still my favourite. can't wait to go back one of these days and I was only able to see as much of it as I did because of the people at Go Overseas ❤️

Volunteering in Ghana in April 2025 was an experience I will never forget. I arrived thinking I would be there to help others, but I ended up learning just as much myself. The experience taught me a lot about community, patience, and the quiet strength people show in their everyday lives. The children were full of energy, curious, and often very honest in a funny way. Some days were easy and enjoyable, while other days were more challenging, especially when there were limited resources and the children found it hard to concentrate. We used simple materials like paper, chalk, and games that relied on imagination. This showed me that learning does not depend on expensive equipment. When a child finally understood something they had struggled with, the happiness was shared by everyone.

I had a great time there. It’s really safe and you get all support you need. The people are amazing, the food as well and Ghana is a beautiful country with a lot of beautiful places to visit. I really liked the work at the school. You really make a difference there and you can really support. On the other side you experience and see how the life is in Ghana. I can really recommend it!

And Atlas Volunteer was a great organization with a lot of possibilities and amazing people. It was a really good experience and I would do it again every time!

My volunteer trip to Ghana was truly an unforgettable experience. We genuinely did meaningful work and contributed in a real way, but at the same time we experienced so many beautiful moments, adventures, and unforgettable activities. We didn’t just volunteer we explored, learned, laughed, and truly saw Ghana in all its richness and diversity.What made this experience so special and unique were the people behind it. The Atlas team created an atmosphere of trust, positivity, and support that made everyone feel like part of a family. I am especially grateful to Rii, Michael, Becky, and Dom, who each played a huge role in making this journey so meaningful. Their passion, care, and energy turned this trip into something far more than just a volunteer program.This experience changed me, inspired me, and gave me memories that I will carry with me forever. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a safe, impactful, and truly life-changing volunteer experience.