Promoting Education and Healthcare Through International Volunteering

Program Description:
French is the primary language of education, business, and commerce inTogo. However, as tourism and international business continue to grow, Togo is increasingly recognizing the benefits of learning and using English. As a result, many university students major in English.

As a volunteer in Togo,  you will collaborate with local English teachers to build students' confidence in English. You will help plan and teach lessons, which are closely aligned with textbooks and a set curriculum.

Schools typically break for a long summer vacation from June to October. During this time, summer school programs are offered for children seeking additional classes.

Accommodations:
Volunteers are hosted by local families, providing a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the host country's culture while practicing French.

Qualifications:
Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and submit two letters of reference.

Cost:
$2,000

Cost Includes:

• Food and housing
• In-country orientation and training
• Ongoing support from in-country staff
• Pre-departure materials
• Travel expenses within the host country
• Written materials while abroad
• Airport pick-up

Participants have the option to travel to Togo independently or as part of a group.

Apply

If you are interested in learning more about this trip, send us your contact information  at we@giverightfoundation.org to request an application package.

Empowering Students and Social Entrepreneurs in the Adaklu District, Ghana

Location: Adaklu District, Volta Region, Ghana
Program Duration: 7–14 Days
Hosted by: Give Right Foundation in partnership with Friends of Adaklu

Position Overview

The Give Right Foundation is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help equip students and social entrepreneurs in the Adaklu District of Ghana with essential digital and entrepreneurial skills.

As a Digital Literacy & Social Entrepreneurship Mentor, you will work alongside local students, educators, and community entrepreneurs to strengthen digital competencies, foster innovation, and support sustainable economic development. Through hands-on workshops and mentoring, volunteers will help participants gain practical skills that improve educational opportunities, enhance employability, and enable local businesses to grow and connect with global markets.

This is a unique opportunity to share your expertise while experiencing Ghanaian culture, building meaningful relationships, and contributing to community-driven development.

Volunteer Responsibilities

Depending on your background and expertise, volunteers may:

• Teach basic computer and internet literacy skills.
• Introduce safe and responsible internet use and digital citizenship.
• Train participants in effective web research and online communication.
• Facilitate workshops on social media content creation and digital marketing.
• Teach graphic design using Canva for personal, educational, and business purposes.
• Support participants in designing simple websites using user-friendly website-building platforms.
• Mentor students and aspiring entrepreneurs on building a professional online presence.
• Assist community organizations with developing digital communication strategies.
• Collaborate with local educators and community leaders to deliver engaging learning activities.
• Encourage creativity, innovation, and problem-solving through project-based learning.

Who Should Apply?

We welcome volunteers with experience or interest in:

• Information Technology
• Computer Science
• Graphic Design
• Digital Marketing
• Communications
• Business and Entrepreneurship
• Education
• Social Innovation
• Web Design
• Marketing
• Public Relations
• Community Development

Professionals, university students, graduate students, retirees, and skilled volunteers are encouraged to apply.

Volunteer Experience

Beyond teaching and mentoring, volunteers will have the opportunity to:

• Build lasting relationships with students, educators, and entrepreneurs.
• Learn about Ghanaian culture and traditions.
• Participate in meaningful community engagement projects.
• Explore the beautiful Volta Region and its cultural and historical attractions.
• Develop intercultural communication and global leadership skills.
• Gain valuable international volunteer experience.

Program Cost

Estimated program cost: xxxxxxxxxxx per participant

The program fee includes:

• Airport pickup and drop-off
• Pre-departure orientation
• Hotel accommodations
• Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Bottled drinking water
• In-country transportation
• Cultural immersion activities
• Guided sightseeing and excursions
• 24/7 in-country program coordination and support

Airfare, visa fees, travel insurance, and personal expenses are not included. Our team will gladly assist participants with travel planning and flight coordination.

Apply Today

If you are passionate about education, technology, entrepreneurship, and global engagement, we invite you to join us in Ghana and help empower the next generation of digital leaders.

To learn more or apply for an upcoming volunteer program, visit our website or contact us directly.

Email: we@giverightfoundation.org

We would be delighted to schedule a meeting to discuss your interests, answer your questions, and help you plan a rewarding volunteer experience in Ghana.

Together, we can bridge the digital divide, empower communities, and create lasting opportunities through education and technology.

9-Day Mission Trip to Ghana

This 9-day mission trip combines the cultural and natural highlights of southern Ghana with meaningful seminars and community engagement. Beginning and ending in Accra, the journey includes a visit to Cape Coast Castle and community engagement activities in Ho, located in the lush Volta Region.

Trip Highlights

• Support Friends of Adaklu through community projects, seminars on biblical topics, and other service activities.
• Explore Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Interact with “sacred” mona monkeys at the Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary.
• Hike to Wli Falls, the tallest waterfall in Ghana, and cool off in its refreshing pool.

Price:  $2,000 per person

Includes:

• Comfortable accommodation throughout the trip
• Orientation package
• Coordination and support
• Group transportation by van or minibus
• All listed activities (entrance fees, coordinator fees, vendor tips, etc.)
• All meals
• Unlimited purified water
• All costs related to community engagement activities

Note: Airfare and visa fees are not included (assistance with visa application flight coordination will be provided).

Proposed Daily Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrival in Accra
Upon arrival at Kotoka International Airport, you will  be warmly welcomed by members of Friends of Adaklu.  You will  be transferred to your hotel, enjoy a light snack, and settle in for a much-needed night’s rest before your adventure begins.

Day 2 – Orientation and Accra City Tour
After breakfast, participate in an orientation session covering trip details and Ghanaian culture, followed by a church service. In the afternoon, visit the W.E.B. Du Bois Centre for Pan African Culture, then explore Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, the final resting place of Ghana’s first president. A guided tour will offer insight into Ghana’s struggle for independence and African unity.

Day 3 – Accra to Cape Coast and Elmina
After breakfast, check out and drive west to Cape Coast. Visit Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site originally built in 1653 and later used in the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. A guided tour led by the curator will provide deep historical context. After lunch, tour the University of Cape Coast, one of the few seaside universities in the world, and engage with students and faculty.

Day 4 – Cape Coast to Ho (Volta Region)
Relax on a palm-lined beach near Elmina in the morning. After lunch, depart for the Volta Region, a scenic five-hour drive through Ghana’s lush countryside. Upon arrival in Ho, meet with staff from Friends of Adaklu to learn about their organization and your upcoming community engagement experience.

Day 5 – Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary and Wli Falls
Travel to the Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary, a community-managed conservation project. Take a guided walk through the forest, interact with mona monkeys, and capture memorable photos. Continue north to Wli Falls, the tallest waterfall in West Africa. Hike to the lower or upper falls and enjoy a refreshing swim before returning to Ho for evening community interactions.

Day 6 – Community Engagement and Departure to Accra
Join your hosts from Friends of Adaklu  for volunteer activities and learn about their programs supporting education, youth, and health initiatives. Say goodbye to your new friends in Ho and return to Accra.

Day 7 – Seminar

Participate in a full-day seminar followed by an evening evaluation and reflection session.

Day 8 – Seminar and Evaluation
Participate in a full-day seminar, followed by an evening evaluation and reflection session.

Day 9 – Leisure and Departure
Spend your final day at leisure, completing last-minute shopping and packing. Check out of your hotel and transfer to the airport for your return flight.