Save the Earth Network is a Ghana based organization, founded in 1998
\n and dedicated to promoting sustainable development, agro-forestry, environmental
\n conservation, international solidarity through voluntary work and cultural
\n immersion in Ghana. <\/p>\n
We aim to positively contribute to help reduce poverty, hunger, malnutrition,
\n disease, illiteracy, drug abuse, unemployment, and environmental degradation,
\n which are increasingly becoming the order of the day in most parts of
\n the developing world. We are a networking tool for environmental, social
\n and economic development activists from Ghana and worldwide. We offer
\n volunteer placements in Ghana in areas that includes renovation and construction
\n of school buildings for poor rural communities. Teaching children English
\n language, mathematics and Christian religion at schools for under-privileged
\n communities. Caring for orphans, destitute and abandoned children in foster
\n homes and orphanages and providing them education; HIV\/AIDS education,
\n reforestation (environmental conservation), agro forestry and rejuvenation
\n of degraded farmlands through tree planting; organic farming, primary
\n health care and other community development programs. <\/p>\n
Volunteers can participate in most of the volunteer programs all year
\n round. Volunteers mostly work alongside staff and volunteers from the
\n local community. Special skills, professional qualifications or previous
\n experience is not required of volunteers in most of the programs. What
\n is required is motivation, charisma, initiative, drive and the compassion
\n to assist the underprivileged overcome their challenges and their struggle
\n for dignity. Volunteers work four days a week, (Mondays to Thursdays)
\n and they will work a minimum of four hours a day – it depends on
\n the volunteer. We arrange for the volunteers to stay with good host families.
\n Piped water and electricity are mostly available. Meals, a private room
\n and bed are provided to each volunteer. Volunteers can participate in
\n most programs from a period of 4 weeks to 52 weeks or more. <\/p>\n