- Rwanda
- Kigali
- Kigali
About Program
If you are looking for meaningful ways to travel with a purpose then come Volunteer with Rwanda’s best community initiative, Red Rocks Initiative which works with the Red rocks Intercultural exchange campsite and hostel; you will get to experience remarkable Rwanda while making a positive impact within Africa’s Virunga massif
Upon arrival, volunteers will be met by a staff member who will take them to the Red Rocks Initiative. No experience is needed to work with the community development initiative as all the training will be provided. All we ask is that volunteers are enthusiastic and dedicated to working with community development programs. During the first week, volunteers will be getting to know how our programs are implemented. During this orientation period, volunteers will work with different staff members to get an introduction to working with the community development projects and other partners
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Program Highlights
- Volunteer in one of Rwanda's most successful inter-cultural centers
- Work alongside professionals at Red Rocks community development initiative
- Aid in the implementation of Red Rocks strategy targeting mechanisms to link conservation, social and economic development alongside sustainable future travel that benefits people and the environment
- Aid in the development of mechanisms to fully link conservation, social and economic development within the great Virunga region with volunteer opportunities in CPNCK(DRC) and Mgahinga Gorilla National park community cultural center in Uganda
- Assist in the creation of Sustainable Tourism development campaigns through collecting success stories or exchanging ideas
Program Impact
Provides impact full means of empowering rural villages through community activities
specializing in sustainable travel programs that, addresses community impact, both socially and economic while also promoting eco-friendly practices and environmental responsibility in the communities and all these programs are supported by our charity arm Red Rocks initiative
