Affordable & Meaningful Volunteering In Ghana from $85

It was an eye opening and wonderful experience being with kids for 4.5 weeks, in the beautiful part of Kwahu region, Ghana. I felt my time was short and I wished I could have stayed more. Very open, joyful, nice and smart kids who made me feel welcome everyday and also taught me how to enjoy life. I learned a lot from them and I can only hope my little time there was also joyous and meanigful for them. The teachers, educators whom I met and interacted everyday were very hard working and sincere in their respective work. I would definitely go back again. Looking forward with lots of best wishes.

Volunteering with Atlas was an amazing and unforgettable experience! From start to finish, they supported us every step of the way, ensuring everything was meaningful and impactful. Their commitment to creating real, lasting change in local communities was incredibly inspiring. I walked away not only with gratitude for the experience but also with lifelong friends and cherished memories. Atlas is a truly wonderful organization, and I can’t recommend them highly enough to anyone looking to make a difference!

I am really greatful for this experience in Cape three points. It was a perfect combination of a wonderful place (beautiful beach and sea) with nice people , to have an impact for the turtles (the patrols especially when you actually find eggs or even turtles laying them is such a unique experience), but still have enough time for yourself and to get to know a bit of the culture by cooking ghanaian food, learning twi and getting in touch with the villagers. It was a great way to have a nice time but still do something useful and learn a lot.

I really liked my stay at Cape 3. It was just the perfect combination of a crazy beautiful beach and sea with a lot of nice people, working and having also time for yourself and getting to know a bit of the culture by cooking or getting in touch with the people in the village. Sometimes I think it could have been a bit more work but because of the heat it was already exhausting and you (Rii and Junior) also always gave the opportunity to do more if somebody wanted to so that was also good.

Maybe you could make in general people more aware of Malaria and the prevention medication before the project. I just say this because of Sara who I think didn't really know enough before her stay. Especially in the turtle project people sometimes don't stay so long and then they don't really know a lot how to protect themselves or that it is really (especially for obrunis) a serious disease.

My time in Ghana with the Atlas Volunteers' educational support program in Abetifi was nothing short of incredible. From the moment I arrived, it was clear that the team was committed to creating an enriching and supportive experience for all volunteers.

Unparalleled Support
The Atlas Volunteers crew is out of this world! They were consistently helpful and caring, ensuring we were well taken care of in every possible way. From comfortable and secure housing to fieldwork assistance, they made sure we had everything we needed to succeed. They even went above and beyond to help us navigate daily life, solve little challenges, and make the most of our free time. Their warmth and attentiveness made the experience feel seamless and stress-free.

Cultural Immersion
One of the highlights of the program was the opportunity to explore the rich culture of Ghana. We delved into local traditions, cuisine, and customs, making the experience so much more than just volunteering. Every moment, from visiting vibrant markets to connecting with the incredibly friendly and open-minded people, added depth to my understanding of the country and its culture.

A Life-Changing Journey
The combination of meaningful work, cultural immersion, and the exceptional support from Atlas Volunteers made this an unforgettable adventure. The people in Abetifi and the broader Atlas community have left a lasting impression on me. Their kindness, openness, and genuine care were unlike anything I've experienced before.

If you're looking for a volunteer program that offers impactful work, cultural exploration, and an extraordinary support system, I can't recommend Atlas Volunteers in Ghana enough. This journey has enriched my life in ways I never imagined, and I’m already dreaming of returning!

After volunteering with Atlas for a couple of months in 2023, I decided to return to Ghana, and it has been just as incredible as my first experience. The Atlas team once again provided outstanding support, making the entire process seamless. Placements are thoughtfully designed to ensure a lasting impact, and the sense of community is truly unmatched. I personally assisted in a school in a rural village and seeing all the children I taught during my previous visit warmed my heart in a way I have seldom felt before. However, there are plenty of meaningful ways to help out.

Additionally, despite the rural setting, there’s so much to explore during free time, with excellent recommendations from the team. And of course, the delicious food is always a big plus :)

I truly cannot recommend Atlas Volunteers enough and hope to return again myself soon!

This was an amazing experience and felt like I could have a direct impact. Really nice to have so much freedom and to mingle so much with locals and volunteers from all around the world. Everyone was lovely and I have made friends for life. I worked in the schools teaching English and I had so much fun with the children and the teachers. Both were so lovely and so enjoyable to spend time with. I spent two months there but would easily spend longer. Would highly recommend the whole experience and wouldn’t have missed it.

I was there for only nine weeks. In those nine weeks I learned a lot about myself but also about other people. It is hard to describe what it can do for a person to make such a journey. You have to do it on your own to understand how wonderful it is. I met a lot of really nice people in Ghana. Not only adults also children who inspired me in so many ways. The culture is so different compared to what I‘m used to. The people are so welcoming and nice there is no other way to enjoy it. For me the most important moment was when I looked over the mountains in Ghana and realized that my character developed a lot in this time and I never want to loose this part of my character ever again