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Trip | Volunteer in Indonesia
Volunteering at a boys orphanage in Denpasar, Bali
Bali, Indonesia
Quick Facts
about this position
Working hours
none
Minimum age
from 18 years
Education
not required
Language skills
Good english knowledge
About this position
Overview: volunteering at a boys orphanage in Denpasar, Bali
The orphanage was first established in 2007 by a warm-hearted Korean, Mr. Kim, who had seen how many needy and unfortunate children live in his neighboorhood and wanted to make a change. But not all of the 15 children, who are taken care of in the orphanage, are actually orphaned. The instutition also takes care of children, whose parents are not able to fulfill their duties to raise and give them proper mission to take care. A good education is very important to Mr. Kim. He personally educates the children from the outset in two main languages (Korean and Indo) with daily conversation, books, music and films. Educating the children in 2 languages will highly improve their career prospects in the future. However, Mr Kim primary concern is to be a caring father to the children.What to expect
Description: volunteering at a boys orphanage in Denpasar, Bali
Volunteers will work in 2 tutoring shifts:- morning shift starts at 08.00-10.00 for 2,3 and 4 graders (10 children)
- noon shift starts at 14.00-16.00 for 5,6,7 graders (5 children)
- Conducting a class, tutoring the children based on shifts and grades
- preparing the materials
- giving them quizes and exams
- creating playful and fun teaching method
- helping the children with English and Math homework
- Volunteers should be fluent in English
- Confident and able to work independently
- Able to work in a team
- Highly motivated
- Volunteers need to prepare a teaching and activity plan, containing ideas of what they would like to teach or play during classes
- No visible tattoes and piercings.
Itinerary of your stay abroad
Volunteer abroad program in Bali
Start date of project
The projects starts on every Monday.
Time of arrival
We recommend to arrange an arrival from Tuesday to Thursday, that you have the chance to join the orientation day, which is always scheduled on Friday. You then have enough time to recover from the long flight, get to know your roommates and make your first trips.
Arrival at the Airport
Arriving in a new country is always exciting. We want your arrival to be as relaxed as possible. One of the staff members of our partner organization will pick you up at the airport and bring you to your host family or your shared flat. He/she will be waiting for you at the airport with a sign with your name on it.
Orientation program
Friday after your arrival one of the team members of our partner organisation will visit you in your accommodation and show you around. You will get to know the location and its people and you will be informed about Do’s and Don'ts. The program will be held with more volunteers at the same time. This is the perfect opportunity to get to know like-minded globetrotters. Your local contact person will provide you with further useful hints for a good starting point into a new lifestyle.
The project starts
On the first day of your project (Monday), you are accompanied by a team member of the local partner and will be introduced to your project. The next days, your contact person will always be reachable through phone and will assist you with any occurring problems.
Free time & weekend
The weekend is totally yours! You may ask your local contact person from our partner organisation about upcoming events, sights, shopping tips or other must see’s. On some days there will be field trips organized by our partner organization. We recommend you to join them as it is always fun to experience a new country with others.
Departure
You shall contact your local contact person a few days prior to your departure to inform about options for your airport drop-off. It will not be included in the services of the volunteer projects, but our expert will help you organize it.
Ready to get started?
Volunteering at a boys orphanage in Denpasar, Bali
Flexible dates
from 8 weeks
from 18 years
Good english knowledge
from
1090 EUR
Questions? We will help you!
Contact usYour accommodation
Volunteer accommodation in Bali
Volunteers participating in projects located in Kerobokan and Canggu area can choose to live in the volunteer house in Sanur or in a private accommodation in Kerobokan. Volunteer house in Sanur The volunteer house is a 30 min scooter ride from the projects in Canggu/Kerobokan. You will live in a shared room among other volunteers. Private accommodation in Kerobokan If you don't feel comfortable to drive we would recommend you to stay in a private accommodation in a homestay complex (no guest families!). Every volunteer will receive a separate and private room with basic equipment: bed, shelf, aircon, own bathroom, wifi) and access to a pool. However, equipment does not include fridge and there is no kitchen. Meals are not included in both options and have to be provided by each volunteer.Our Service
Service volunteer in Bali - what's in and what's not in
Services for your volunteer work abroad include the active support in the preparation of your entire stay abroad. The team of our partner organization in each country supports you, wherever you require it: What's included:- Placement in a volunteer project according to you demands
- Assisting visa application
- Information about cheap flights, travel insurances and other important travel documents
- Airport transportation with direct transfer to your accommodation
- Accommodation (host family or shared flat or apartment)
- Teaching introduction
- Organization of a rental car or scooter
- Orientation on site through a staff member
- Tips and information about freetime activities
- Prepaid SIM card for your phone
- Contact person during your stay abroad
- 24-hour emergency number
- Regular meetings with all volunteers or interns
- Certificate
- Visa
- Flights
- Insurance
- Food
Our local team
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Our local team
Your coordinator in Bali, Indonesia
All internship and volunteer programs in Bali are coordinated by Laura and Rima. Laura was born in Surabaya, Java, and moved to Bali several years ago to finish her English Literature Master in Cultural studies. Rima, joined the team after returning home from from her 4-year stay in Germany. The young and energetic team will assist you during your travel preparations and during your entire stay on the island. Moreover, they regularly organise meetings with all interns and volunteers and are happy to share insider tips, that will make your stay unique and unforgettable.