Tanzania Teaching Volunteering

It was amazing to be a part of that program and to be able to get to know a little bit of the life in Tanzania. Everyone was really nice and always openminded to answer any question that I had. Raphael was really friendly and he helped with any problem that came up. I had fun teaching the kids, singing and playing with them. The opportunity to do safari and other activities around Arusha is awesome. So in my opinion if you think about going and teaching at the school with travel for charity, do it :))

I spent a week volunteering at a local school in Arusha and managed to juggle it with my remote work too. The experience was definitely a positive one! The host was really accommodating to my busy schedule, which was a huge plus. It's true that you might not see the impact of your work right away, but I'm a firm believer that these efforts pay off over time. This gig is a great mix of personal growth and community service. I'd recommend it to anyone who's up for putting in the time and energy to really make a difference.

I realise that Local hosts are the best one when planning to volunteer abroad. Travel for charity Tanzania is the Trustful host for the charitable program. I was happy with children, team members and Raphael the founder. Raphael was a nice person and read to help at all the time. The place i stayed was a homestay and the mama who was cooking ( mama alli) the food was so charming i will always remember her. I was doing a children school program to help local teachers at school in Arusha Tanzania.