Tag: Humanitarian Development in Bali

I would not have had this experience had it not been for Global Nomadic and their wonderful team. When I stumbled upon their website, I sent an email to enquire about the Careership and was responded to immediately. They offered me continuous support, advice and information while I applied for visas and booked flights. They checked up on me before the project, during and afterwards. I think when volunteering or working abroad, especially alone, the idea can be slightly overwhelming and scary at times. Having the support from the staff at Global Nomadic eased the transition and took some of the weight off my shoulders. I knew that if I had a question or a concern, I always had someone to ask. All in all, I felt that I benefited personally and professionally from the Child Welfare and Anti-Trafficking Careership in Indonesia. The project had such an impact on me that I decided to stay in Indonesia and continue volunteering with them. They are a wonderful organization with amazing people who are truly making a difference in the lives of children. I would absolutely recommend Global Nomadic along with this Careership to anyone interested in this type of NGO work and is looking to learn, grow and explore. " Posted by Elisha Gauthier - 2013 Child Welfare Development project in Bali

Child Welfare Development in Bali
By: Elisha Gauthier
Project: Humanitarian Development in Bali

"Thanks to the Global Nomadic team, my recent experience volunteering with the Child Welfare Development project in Bali, Indonesia was nothing short of extraordinary. From the minute I arrived...

Project Impact
Support
Accommodation
Food
Extra Activities
Safety
Read More

Latest Posts

Report Categories

Tim Dean – Urban Environmental Volunteer Program in Brazil
Environmental Conservation
medical internship
Healthcare
Masaai women
Human Rights
marine conservation thailand
Marine Conservation
journalism
Media & Journalism
journalism internship
NGO Management
teach English abroad
Teach Abroad
veterinary internship in the cooks
Veterinary Science
Volunteering
Michelle Scanlon – Primate Rehabilitation in Belize
Wildlife Rehabilitation