Projects Abroad

Live in a ger with a nomad family in Mongolia’s Tuv Province, joining in with herding livestock, milking cows, cooking and cleaning. You may also teach children basic English, while experiencing daily life around 100 km southwest of Ulaanbaatar.

Rotate through hospital departments in Phnom Penh, shadow doctors on rounds and join medical lectures, clinical-skills workshops and supervised community outreach. Practise taking blood pressure and measuring vital signs, with a dedicated medical supervisor supporting your learning. You’ll finish with a certificate of project completion.

Build classrooms, libraries and homes in Ghana’s Akuapem Hills, learning hands-on techniques from local masons and supervisors. Make mud bricks, lay foundations, plaster, paint and landscape, with on-site training provided.

Collect data on sharks and marine life in Fiji through survey dives, mangrove reforestation and community outreach, working alongside scientists and dive partners. Beginners complete a PADI Open Water course in their first two weeks; experienced divers may complete Advanced or Rescue courses.

Set camera traps and collect species-survey data in the Amazon, while supporting wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and release alongside experienced local staff and biologists. Training is provided on arrival, and you could also help with turtle and butterfly breeding programmes.

Assist medical staff with basic health checks and deliver public health awareness campaigns in Cambodian schools and communities. You’ll also visit care centres and learn about the local healthcare system during supervised hospital visits.

Shadow doctors and nurses across hospital departments in Nanyuki, Kenya, then join community outreach for basic health checks and workshops on tropical diseases and HIV/AIDS. Coordinators and medical professionals supervise your placement, with 25 clinical shadowing hours typically included.

Shadow doctors and nurses in an Arusha hospital, then practise basic first aid, blood-pressure checks and suturing in supervised workshops. You’ll also join medical outreaches in rural Maasai communities, with local clinicians overseeing your work. The programme includes a weekend safari.

Shadow doctors and nurses in Ulaanbaatar, practise basic health checks under qualified supervision and join medical workshops. You’ll gain 35-50 hours of clinical shadowing, stay with a local host family and receive a certificate of project completion.

In Guadalajara, support nursing staff on community outreaches, helping with basic health checks, immunisation drives and health campaigns. Learn from local healthcare professionals through structured workshops and around five hours of clinical shadowing; your placement includes 40 volunteer service hours.