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Empowering Women in Mwanza Tanzania (EmpowerHer Mwanza)

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L'esperienza

Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the lives of women and contributing to their empowerment? Join our transformative Women Empowerment Project in the vibrant city of Mwanza, Tanzania. This initiative is dedicated to promoting the holistic development of women in the local community, focusing on several key areas of their well-being.

Key Areas of Focus:
- Economic Empowerment
- Education and Skill Development
- Health

Cosa offri

20 ore di aiuto per settimana

Assistenza agli Anziani: Assistere e trascorrere tempo con gli anziani.

Cucina: Scegli il menu, seleziona gli ingredienti e cucina piatti deliziosi.

Lavoro sociale: Aiuta con lavoro volontario in progetti e comunità locali.

Insegnamento Lingue: Insegnare una lingua all'host, agli ospiti o alle comunità locali.

Costo aggiuntivo richiesto

Importo: US$ 10 Al giorno

Il costo copre: Benefici per i viaggiatori e Donazione al progetto

Descrizione: We kindly ask volunteers to contribute a small fee to help cover their accommodation expenses. This contribution will help maintain a comfortable living space, provide essential amenities and meals, and cover utility costs such as water and electricity. Thank you for your support!

Cosa ottieni

2 giorni liberi a settimana

Camera privata: Avrai un letto in una camera privata. In altre parole, una stanza solo per te.

Dormitorio condiviso: Avrai un letto in una camera condivisa, il che significa che condividerai la stessa stanza con altri viaggiatori.

Colazione: Hai diritto a una colazione gratuita, ogni giorno del tuo soggiorno.

Pranzo: Hai diritto a un pranzo gratuito, ogni giorno del tuo soggiorno.

Cena: Hai diritto a una cena gratuita, ogni giorno del tuo soggiorno.

Lezioni di lingua: Partecipa a lezioni di lingua gratuite presso la nostra struttura.

Usa la nostra cucina attrezzata: Sentiti libero di utilizzare la nostra cucina e preparare il tuo delizioso cibo.

Certificato: Ottieni un certificato di completamento dopo che termina la tua esperienza.

Spazio di Lavoro Dedicato: Spazio specifico per lavorare da remoto

Requisiti

Principiante Inglese

Tra 18 e 80 anni

Accoglie volontari singoli, coppie e partner di volontari

Cosa non è incluso

Voli, assicurazione di viaggio, trasporti interni e visto

Dettagli del programma

Join us on this rewarding journey of empowerment and help positively transform the lives of women in Mwanza, Tanzania. Your commitment can be a catalyst for change. Apply now to be part of this impactful initiative!

Please note that volunteers are expected to contribute to accommodation costs upon arrival. This fee can be paid weekly or monthly, depending on the arrangement made. Additionally, volunteers are responsible for their personal expenses, which include toiletries, laundry services, and other incidental costs during their stay with host families.

Attività e turni

1. Skills Training Workshops-: Conduct workshops to provide practical skills such as tailoring, craft-making, and other income-generating activities.

2. Educational Sessions-: Organize educational sessions on topics such as financial literacy, health and hygiene, and women's rights.

3. Health and Wellness Workshops-: Offer workshops that focus on physical and mental well-being, including education on reproductive health.

4. Networking Opportunities-: Facilitate networking sessions for women to build connections, share experiences, and explore collaborative ventures.

5. Microfinance Initiatives-: Introduce microfinance initiatives to offer financial support for women entrepreneurs and small businesses.

6. Advocacy Campaigns-: Run advocacy campaigns to promote gender equality, challenge stereotypes, and advocate for women's rights.



Regole

An act that is intended to be honest and well-meaning, when not carefully considered, can sometimes cause more harm than good. Therefore, we ask our volunteers to adhere to a few simple guidelines.

Please do NOT give money or pay villagers for tasks they have not completed or for minor things that typically wouldn’t warrant payment (e.g., tasks they would have done regardless).

Unfortunately, as a foreigner, particularly a white person in African countries, you may experience a certain form of discrimination due to your background as someone from a developed nation. Villagers might try to take advantage of this and may ask you for money for trivial things. It is important not to give them money, as this will only reinforce their perception that a mzungu (the Swahili term for a white person or foreigner) means an opportunity to ask for more financial help.