Volunteer in Kenya

Kenya is well-known for its incredible wildlife parks, but of course there is so much more to this wonderful East African country. Kenya has over 70 tribal groups and many languages, with English and Swahili spoken throughout most of Kenya. The country's capital city Nairobi is often referred to as the birthplace of humanity. And Kenya is one of Africa's more politically stable countries.

Our programs in Kenya immerse our volunteers into the rich and varied culture of Kenya. We have programs in Nairobi where volunteers live and work in one of Africa's largest cities. In the Rift Valley, volunteers live and work with the Maasai tribe -- a truly African experience. Our programs also take place in Machakos where volunteers experience life in rural Africa. In western Kenya, we have orphanage, teaching, and HIV/AIDS volunteer work in Kakunga.

Volunteers can stay as little as one week or as long as six months. So check out the programs below, and let us help you experience and learn about the culture and people of Kenya.