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Trip | Volunteer in Ecuador

Volunteer Building Project in a Fishermen Community in Coastal Ecuador

Guayas Province, Ecuador
Quick Facts
about this position

Working hours

none

Minimum age

from 18 years

Education

not required

Language skills

Spanish basic knowledge


About this position

Overview: volunteer building in coastal Ecuador

Through the help of the volunteers, it has been possible to build houses for the persons fromthe community who really need it; also it has been possible to help by building classrooms and bathrooms for the school from the community.

What to expect

Description: volunteer building in coastal Ecuador

Now, we have been working in the construction of a library for the school, however, we still need to finish this work that will be of big benefit for the children at the school, and also, it is necessary to work in the construction of additional classrooms for the children to continue studying. You can particapte in this project no matter what age you are or what skills you have. Volunteers in this project do not necessarily have to have special construction background. It is only important to be physically fit and you should be willing to work hard and make your hands dirty. Das besondere an diesem Projekt ist, dass Sie keine besonderen Vorkenntnisse zum Hausbau benötigen, sondern lediglich körperlich fit sein sollten und gern im Team tätig sind.

Itinerary of your stay abroad

Program for Volunteer Projects on the coastline of Ecuador

Start date of project
The volunteer projects run throughout the year. Therefore, we are open for your individual suggestion, which we are going to propose to our partner organization. Time of arrival
We recommend to arrange an arrival a few days prior to the start of the volunteer project. You can move in to your guest family up to 3 days before the official project start at no additional costs. You then have enough time to recover from the long flight, get to know the other volunteers 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 stop over accommodation in Quito, where you will spend one night. Stopover in Quito
You will be in Quito for 1 night, before you continue to Guayas Province at the coast of Ecuador. Accommodation and meals are provided. The next day you will drive with the bus to the Guaya Province. The bus ticket is included in the price. The project starts
On the first day of your project, you are usually accompanied by a member of our local partner who will answer all of your questions. The further project days your local contact person will always be available for you via phone if you have any concerns or issues to share with somebody. 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 Ecuador with others.   Departure
You will  leave  your project location on the coastline one day before departure from Quito. You will take the bus to Quito and will have a sleep over again. Meals and accommodation are again provided.

Ready to get started?

Volunteer Building Project in a Fishermen Community in Coastal Ecuador

Flexible dates

from 2 weeks

from 18 years

Spanish basic knowledge

from

1030 EUR

Questions? We will help you!

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Your accommodation

Accommodation: volunteer program on the coast of Ecuador

During the volunteer program in the fishermen villages on the coast of Ecuador, volunteers will stay in a house for volunteers. The Volunteer will receive three daily meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner. Besides that, one member of the organization will take to the Volunteer to her/his first day at work in the Project and stays with the volunteer coordinating his/her work. These are a few examples of the typical food that is served at the host family in Quito: Breakfast: Coffee, tea or milk, fresh fruits juice or chopped fruit, oatmeal, bread, marmalade, butter and eggs Lunch: Soup, rice or potatoes, salad and meat, fish or chicken and juice Dinner: Meat, fish or chicken, salad or pasta accompanied by tea and coffee In the kitchen area a refrigerator is available for participants as well as purified water for drinking. Meals will be provided by the host family. Participants are expected to help by keeping their rooms clean and in order. Please note: Participants must advise of their dietary needs (e.g. if they are vegetarian or have any allergies) prior to their departure.

Our Service
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 your demands
  • Assisting visa application
  • Information about cheap flights, travel insurances and other important travel documents
  • Airport pickup in Quito with direct transfer to your accommodation for your sleepover in Quito
  • Accommodation and meals in Quito during 1 day
  • 2-way bus ticket to the coastal area
  • Accommodation in a volunteer house
  • 3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • Tips and information about freetime activities
  • Contact person during your stay abroad
  • 24-hour emergency number
  • Regular meetings with all volunteers or interns
  • Accommodation and meals in Quito for 1 day
  • Airport drop
  • Certificate
What’s not included:
  • Visa 
  • Flight to Quito and back
  • Insurance
Our local team
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Our local team

Laura was born in Manabi, a province on the coast of Ecuador. Already as a student, she stood up for the underprivileged ones in her neighborhood. She kept this passion until today and passes it on to the international volunteers now.