Overview
Los voluntarios del Proyecto de Educación en Barrios Marginales trabajan en un proyecto comunitario sin fines de lucro que se dedica a mejorar las vidas de quienes viven en los barrios marginales de Jaipur, Rajasthan. Está totalmente financiado por los voluntarios y es totalmente gratuito para todos los beneficiarios. Su misión es empoderar a las personas que viven en estas áreas ofreciendo educación, empoderamiento de las mujeres y concienciación sobre la salud ambiental. Reconocemos los importantes obstáculos sociales y educativos que los jóvenes, la comunidad y las mujeres de Jaipur, India, enfrentan todos los días, y estamos dedicados a adaptar nuestra organización para satisfacer y sostener las necesidades de la comunidad.
La visión del proyecto es crear un impacto positivo en las vidas de las personas que viven en barrios marginales brindándoles acceso a recursos esenciales y educación alternativa de calidad porque los residentes de los barrios marginales creen que sus hijos son un recurso físico que puede ayudarlos a ganar dinero haciendo el mismo trabajo (trabajo infantil) y prefieren que sus hijos no estudien en la escuela.
Los programas se centran en cuatro pilares clave:
1. Programas de educación infantil: Creemos que la educación es una herramienta poderosa para el cambio social y nuestros programas garantizan que los niños desfavorecidos de Jaipur tengan acceso a la educación básica y al plan de estudios: inglés (letras, números, vocabulario básico), matemáticas, informática. Los voluntarios pueden realizar sesiones de dos horas en total.
2. Programas de empoderamiento de niñas: empoderamos a mujeres y niñas a través de la capacitación y la promoción. Nuestros programas ayudan a las niñas a tener más confianza y a defender sus derechos. Se pueden organizar sesiones de una hora por día.
3. Programas de educación para la salud: Ofrecemos sesiones de concientización sobre la salud a familias y comunidades de bajos ingresos en todo Jaipur, con un enfoque en atención médica preventiva, oportunidades de tratamiento médico básico y educación sobre higiene.
4. Proyectos ambientales: Estamos comprometidos con la promoción del desarrollo sostenible y hemos asumido diversos proyectos ambientales como la forestación, la gestión de residuos y la restauración de carreteras para mitigar el impacto ambiental y promover el desarrollo sostenible. Los voluntarios pueden brindar educación ambiental a nuestros estudiantes y demostrarles la importancia de la gestión de residuos a través de diversas actividades.
A través de estos programas, el proyecto puede tener un impacto directo en las comunidades más vulnerables de Jaipur.
Horario de trabajo voluntario
Horario de trabajo voluntario
Los voluntarios del programa trabajan de lunes a viernes.
Horario de trabajo habitual: de 9:00 a 12:00 horas durante el horario de verano indio y sesiones regulares de 14:00 a 17:00 horas.
Total de horas de voluntariado: 25-35 horas por semana
Funciones y responsabilidades de los voluntarios
Funciones y responsabilidades de los voluntarios
Los voluntarios en el proyecto de educación en barrios marginales se involucran en una variedad de tareas que pueden ser las siguientes:
Planificar sesiones educativas para niños para las asignaturas de inglés, matemáticas, informática y educación deportiva.
Impartir las sesiones diariamente a 2-3 grupos pequeños de estudiantes.
Proporcionar tareas o trabajos para que los estudiantes practiquen en casa.
Investigar y planificar actividades y juegos para los niños para mantener el interés en las materias enseñadas.
Compartir conocimientos generales con los beneficiarios para ampliar sus horizontes.
Planifique talleres de danza, arte, manualidades, deportes y otros para los niños.
Project Requirement
Project Requirement
Los voluntarios deben tener 18 años o más al momento de unirse al proyecto. Es necesario tener una mente abierta y una actitud flexible para trabajar en un entorno nuevo y diferente. El voluntario debe aportar energía y entusiasmo para marcar la diferencia. Los participantes deben estar en forma y saludables al momento de unirse al programa. Si hay una afección médica, el equipo local debe ser informado con anticipación para garantizar la coincidencia de un proyecto o tipo de alojamiento correcto. Los Participantes no deben tener condenas penales y deben proporcionar un informe de verificación de antecedentes penales limpio. Se requiere nivel intermedio de idioma inglés.
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Living
Living
Cuando elige ser voluntario en Jaipur, nos aseguramos de que su viaje altruista sea cómodo y agradable. Como voluntario de VolSol, no tendrás que preocuparte por la recogida en el aeropuerto, tu alojamiento o tu comida y estadía.
Transferencia de aeropuerto
Los voluntarios son recogidos en el Aeropuerto Internacional de Jaipur por un miembro del equipo de coordinación local en Jaipur. Los participantes que ya estén en el país también pueden ser recogidos en la estación de tren de Jaipur o en el aeropuerto internacional de Jaipur. Esto debe ser comunicado de antemano. También organizamos su traslado al aeropuerto cuando se completa el proyecto.
Alojamiento
Mientras trabaja como voluntario en Jaipur, puede elegir entre quedarse en una de nuestras bases de voluntarios en el norte de Jaipur o con una familia anfitriona. Los alojamientos están limpios y ordenados y brindan a los voluntarios una experiencia de hogar lejos del hogar.
Nuestra casa está equipada con internet wifi, agua potable filtrada, géiseres, enfriadores de aire, lavadora, baños occidentales y literas. La casa está cerca de servicios útiles como bancos, cajeros automáticos, casas de cambio, restaurantes, cafeterías y galerías comerciales.
Las familias anfitrionas son familias indias locales que dan la bienvenida y están listas para recibirte en su hogar. Las habitaciones son de uso compartido doble y los anfitriones tienen wifi común, nevera, refrigerador, géiseres, lavadora y agua purificada.
Todas las ubicaciones están a unos 20 o 30 minutos de los hogares y ayudamos a los voluntarios a utilizar aplicaciones de transporte local como Uber.
Orientación
Nuestro personal le proporcionará una orientación de medio día al día siguiente de su llegada. Cubrimos áreas como cultura, saludos, ubicaciones, transporte, etc.
Comidas
La comida india es famosa en todo el mundo por su diversidad de sabores, colores y aromas. Durante su estadía en la casa de voluntarios, se le proporcionará desayuno autoservicio y almuerzo y cena recién cocinados, tenemos cocineros que trabajan con nosotros desde sus hogares y preparan comidas para los voluntarios y las entregan en nuestro alojamiento. Una muestra de las comidas que puede esperar se mencionan a continuación.
Desayuno autoservicio: pan, té (chai), mermelada, mantequilla, papilla, poha, huevos, etc.
Almuerzo y cena: Dal (lentejas), verduras, arroz, roti (pan indio), yogur se puede proporcionar junto con algún tipo de curry.
Los voluntarios que se alojen en casas de familia tendrán un desayuno indio más tradicional como Poha, Paratha, Poori-sabji, tostadas, etc. mientras que el almuerzo y la cena son la misma comida vegetariana tradicional.
Durante tu tiempo libre
Durante el tiempo libre, los voluntarios pueden visitar los mercados locales, visitar cibercafés y los diferentes restaurantes en Jaipur y probar las diferentes cocinas indias. Durante los fines de semana, los voluntarios visitan Agra, Pushkar, Delhi y Himachal Pradesh. Nuestro mostrador de viajes especializado puede ayudarlo a reservar tours a cualquier parte de la India o a países vecinos como Nepal o Sri Lanka.
Dates
Dates
November
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23
30
December
07
14
21
28
January
05
12
19
26
February
02
09
16
23
March
02
09
16
23
30
April
06
13
20
27
May
04
11
18
25
June
01
08
15
22
29
July
06
13
20
27
August
03
10
17
24
31
September
07
14
21
28
October
05
12
19
26
November
02
09
16
23
30
December
07
14
21
28
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Costs
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2 Weeks | $545 | |
3 Weeks | $675 | |
4 Weeks | $810 | |
5 Weeks | $935 | |
6 Weeks | $1075 | |
7 Weeks | $1195 | |
8 Weeks | $1325 | |
Extra Week | $170 |
Please Note: An application fee of is charged over and above the program fee as an application payment.
¿Qué estás pagando?
- 24 hrs Asistencia y apoyo del personal
- Información completa previa a la salida
- Recogida en el aeropuerto de Jaipur
- Orientación
- Comida (3 veces al día)
- Alojamiento
- Seguro médico y de viaje (disponible a un costo adicional)
¿Qué NO está incluido?
- Pasaje aéreo
- Tarjeta SIM local
- Transporte local
- Cargos de Visa
- vacunas
- Gastos personales
FAQ's
Application and Program Details
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When should I apply for the volunteer programs in Delhi?
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Delhi is one of the most popular volunteering destinations, and it is advised to apply for the projects once the volunteering/ traveling dates are decided as there are limited spots available. The application fee is valid for one full year and can be sent earlier than the desired year of volunteering for timely confirmation of the seat. As soon as you decide the travel dates, we suggest you to apply for the program and hold your spot. Every program has limited spots available.
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I haven’t traveled or volunteered abroad before. Can I still be a part of VolSol?
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Yes, most definitely you can as we believe every participant brings something new to the project. If you do not have previous experience, we offer you the opportunity to have a great start with us. We make international volunteering easy – not only are our Volunteer Abroad opportunities rooted in offering you extensive support, but they are also very affordable.
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How long will it take to process my application? Will my application be accepted ?
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Usually, it takes around 10-12 working days for the application to be processed and placement to be confirmed. After we review your CV and documents, your booking is confirmed and the booking confirmation is updated in your My Account and you can view the information in your account. The application acceptance depends on the availability of seats in the project as well as the eligibility criteria of the program (age, skills and experience etc.).
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When do I need to arrive in Delhi for my program? What will happen once I arrive in Delhi?
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All volunteers need to arrive in Delhi on the starting day of the program i.e Sunday. Participants are picked up from the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi by the local coordinator or representative and are transferred to the volunteer accommodation.Orientation would be conducted the next day where you will also be shown the area around the accommodations, the nearest ATM, market, and will be given safety guidelines as well as information about your project.
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Are there any necessary requirements to participate in the Delhi volunteer programs?
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Below are the necessary requirements to participate in the India volunteer projects:
Volunteers must be 17 years or older at the time of joining the project. Medical Program volunteers must be at least 18 at the time of joining.
16-year-old volunteers can participate in Childcare projects with a Letter of Consent from their parents.
Volunteers need to have an open mind and flexible attitude for working in a new and different environment.
Participants must be in good health.
India is a country of different cultures and traditions, though it is modernized, the cultural sensitivities need to be kept in mind before volunteering in India. The volunteers should bring energy and enthusiasm to make a difference. -
For how many hours will I volunteer every day?
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Depending on the project, elected volunteers will work during the week from Monday- Friday. You will have the weekend off so you can travel on weekends. However, volunteers need to be flexible, open minded and understand that work requirements can change as well on certain occasions.
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Can I volunteer as part of a group?
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Yes, you are welcome to take part in any of the India Volunteer Programs as part of a group. We welcome families, friends, high school students, college/university and corporate groups to volunteer together in the Indian programs.
Volunteering Solutions India program has hosted large student groups as well as families coming to volunteer in the program. We have hosted groups from universities in UK, Europe, and USA as well as other countries, in Delhi. -
What if I do not speak the local language? Would that interfere with my volunteering experience?
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Do not worry, all the coordinators can speak and converse in English. Most of our participants are non-Hindi speakers and they’ve never had any problems while communicating. Like we say, love is expressed better through actions than the language.
To add to the project experience, you can also join the Language and Orientation Week in Delhi before beginning the program. It's an optional week, besides that we recommend participants to brush up their Hindi skills (learn basic terms and phrases, greetings) before traveling.
Flights and Visa
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Does Volunteering Solutions help with Visa?
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All enrolled participants are provided information about the appropriate Visa requirements for India in the pre-departure manual. You can also contact your pre-departure point of contact to know more about the Visa requirements.
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What are the recommended airlines to fly to Delhi?
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The Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is connected with all major airports across the globe and flights are easily available. Some of the major flight carriers operating direct flights to Delhi are:
British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Air India, Jet Airways, Etihad Airways, United Airlines, Swiss Air, KLM Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, Austrian, Air France, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways and Finn Air.
Accommodation and Living
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How do I get to the program location?
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Your project coordinator will take you to your project placement and introduce you to everyone after giving you a basic orientation about the program/city/culture etc.
You will be told about the directions to the project from your accommodation as well as the best and the most affordable mode of transport you can use. Volunteers use a variety of modes of transport to commute to different locations in Delhi. Major modes of transport are Delhi Metro and auto rickshaw (tuk-tuk?). -
Are there more expenses once I arrive in Delhi?
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Your program fee does not cover your personal expenses. You will need to provide for yourself your personal expenses, such as bottled water, local transport, telephone, shopping, sightseeing etc. However, you should carry around $50-60 per week for your basic personal expenses. This amount can vary and you would need a higher amount if you go on different weekend trips out of town.
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Can I know more about accommodation and food arrangements?
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Volunteers are provided accommodation in a volunteer house or in a homestay (on request) accommodation managed by the local coordinating team. Two meals a day (Breakfast and Dinner) are provided to the volunteers from Monday - Saturday.
On Sunday, volunteers eat out and explore the different gastronomical delights that Delhi has to offer. Accommodation is shared amongst volunteers on the ‘same gender sharing’ basis rooms. Air conditioning facility is provided during the night in the volunteer home accommodations. Wifi internet is also available for volunteers’ convenience. Some volunteers are also provided accommodation in the project premises itself. For example - volunteers working in orphanage project can be provided accommodation in the project premises itself in a separate room that is allotted for volunteers. All meals will be provided to the volunteers in that case. -
Where can I change my money in Delhi? Are there ATMs in Delhi?
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On arrival at the IGI airport, you can change your foreign currency to Indian Rupees (INR) at the money exchange counters. India has a modern banking system and all the major credit and debit cards are accepted without any problems. ATMs are available in plenty and you will be shown the nearest ATM from the accommodation as well.
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Can vegetarians be accommodated?
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Yes, that is not a problem at all. In fact, volunteers are served vegetarian meals at the accommodations in India.
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Would I have free time during my program? Can I do sightseeing during my program?
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Volunteers work from Monday - Friday and have their weekends free for sightseeing. You can utilize this time to visit local markets of Old Delhi, Janpath or simply visit the Central Park (Garden) and Connaught Place. During the weekend, you have the option to take a short trip to Jaipur and Agra, and the Golden Triangle tour. Strategic placement of Delhi also allows you to take quick weekend trips to Palampur in Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh as well as Amritsar, Punjab. There is a lot to do and explore, and the local Delhi office team would happily assist you in making travel plans and arrangements for short trips.
Health and Safety
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How safe is India and Delhi in particular?
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India is a country of diverse cultures and practices. and Delhi being the capital city is home to varied ethnicities. Like in any new foreign country, participants are advised to follow the guidelines specified by the project coordinator to enjoy their Indian experience fully. The program coordinators are always ready to help and give helpful safety tips. During the first day of the orientation, you will be given safety guidelines and will be informed about the dos and dont's.
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Do I need to buy health insurance?
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Yes, for all participants, it is mandatory to have a valid travel medical insurance for their trip. Volunteers have the option to purchase Travel and Medical Insurance at a nominal extra cost from Volunteering Solutions. To provide the best option to our participants, we offer comprehensive insurance coverage in collaboration with a leading insurance provider.
If you already have a valid Travel and Medical insurance, you can email us a copy of the same. It is also advised to bring along the Insurance documents during your trip.
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What immunizations/vaccinations will I need?
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All participants are recommended to consult their physician or travel doctor before traveling to India. To view the general list of vaccinations recommended for your travel to India, click">https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/traveler/none/india">click here.
Connect with Past Volunteers
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How can I connect with past Volunteering Solutions Delhi alumni as well as other former and current volunteers?
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We encourage volunteers to get in touch with former Volunteering Solutions participants and also other program participants joining our projects. You are recommended to join the Volunteering">https://www.facebook.com/VolunteeringSolutions/">Volunteering Solutions Facebook Page or Facebook">https://www.facebook.com/groups/VolunteeringSolutions/">Facebook Group to communicate with other participants.
Volunteers can also view the volunteer testimonials of Delhi program participants byhttps://www.volunteeringsolutions.com/meet-a-volunteer"> clicking here.