Hello,
I’m looking for people who’ve volunteered with Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity in India for any useful info.
Thanks so much in advance for your replies
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Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity in India?
by Nicorose
Translated into English.
hi Nicorose,
You're looking for info on the Missionaries of Charity, so here are a few details that might help.
Last summer, a friend and I spent a few days in Calcutta (among other Indian cities). Our goal was to help out in Mother Teresa’s dispensaries, which we did on a very small scale.
There are 4 or 5 centers: Nirmal Hriday (a hospice), Prem Dan (for physical and mental illnesses), Shishu Bhavan (an orphanage), and Dayan Dhan (a center for children, some with multiple disabilities). We were at Dayan Dhan, and the severely disabled children there gave us so much! I often find myself thinking about one of them in particular.
From what I remember, sign-ups take place on Wednesdays and Fridays (maybe Mondays too, but I’m not sure). A French-speaking volunteer is there to explain everything (the different centers, the rules, and tips to follow), then a sister handles your registration. There were so many of us that we had to choose between volunteering in the morning or afternoon—full days weren’t possible because it would’ve been too many volunteers to manage. If you’d like, every morning at 7 AM, there’s a breakfast offered at the Mother House. It’s supposed to be a chance to chat with other volunteers... though for us, it wasn’t that easy to connect with them—but that’s just my take! Thankfully, the sisters were amazing!!!!!!!!!!! I’m not Catholic, and I didn’t feel any difference in how the sisters treated me—no issues there!
This might be a bit subjective, but it’s what I can share after a year of reflection. Also, this is just about the dispensaries in Calcutta—things might work differently elsewhere. This summer, I’m going back, but this time to Delhi.
Have a great trip! Meriem
You're looking for info on the Missionaries of Charity, so here are a few details that might help.
Last summer, a friend and I spent a few days in Calcutta (among other Indian cities). Our goal was to help out in Mother Teresa’s dispensaries, which we did on a very small scale.
There are 4 or 5 centers: Nirmal Hriday (a hospice), Prem Dan (for physical and mental illnesses), Shishu Bhavan (an orphanage), and Dayan Dhan (a center for children, some with multiple disabilities). We were at Dayan Dhan, and the severely disabled children there gave us so much! I often find myself thinking about one of them in particular.
From what I remember, sign-ups take place on Wednesdays and Fridays (maybe Mondays too, but I’m not sure). A French-speaking volunteer is there to explain everything (the different centers, the rules, and tips to follow), then a sister handles your registration. There were so many of us that we had to choose between volunteering in the morning or afternoon—full days weren’t possible because it would’ve been too many volunteers to manage. If you’d like, every morning at 7 AM, there’s a breakfast offered at the Mother House. It’s supposed to be a chance to chat with other volunteers... though for us, it wasn’t that easy to connect with them—but that’s just my take! Thankfully, the sisters were amazing!!!!!!!!!!! I’m not Catholic, and I didn’t feel any difference in how the sisters treated me—no issues there!
This might be a bit subjective, but it’s what I can share after a year of reflection. Also, this is just about the dispensaries in Calcutta—things might work differently elsewhere. This summer, I’m going back, but this time to Delhi.
Have a great trip! Meriem
Meriem
Hi!!
If I understand correctly, you sign up on-site—no need to contact them in advance...? Can you go for a short period??
I’d be interested in the contact info for Delhi!!
Thanks!!
If I understand correctly, you sign up on-site—no need to contact them in advance...? Can you go for a short period??
I’d be interested in the contact info for Delhi!!
Thanks!!
Claire
Hi Claire!
Regarding volunteering with the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta, you don’t need to contact them beforehand—just show up at the Mother House as indicated and follow their guidance on-site!! You can stay for just a few days or even several weeks... They won’t ask you to commit to a specific period (at least, that’s how it worked for us). For Delhi, I think the process is the same. According to Lonely Planet, there are two centers in Delhi—one that only accepts female volunteers (an orphanage), and another that cares for the sick and dying.
If all goes well, I’ll arrive in Delhi on July 8th and leave on August 18th. Maybe we’ll cross paths there—who knows...
Meriem
Regarding volunteering with the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta, you don’t need to contact them beforehand—just show up at the Mother House as indicated and follow their guidance on-site!! You can stay for just a few days or even several weeks... They won’t ask you to commit to a specific period (at least, that’s how it worked for us). For Delhi, I think the process is the same. According to Lonely Planet, there are two centers in Delhi—one that only accepts female volunteers (an orphanage), and another that cares for the sick and dying.
If all goes well, I’ll arrive in Delhi on July 8th and leave on August 18th. Maybe we’ll cross paths there—who knows...
Meriem
Meriem
Hi Meriem!
Okay, I'll check out the site to get more info!! For someone like me who struggles to plan things in advance, this could be a great tip!! But I heard that the Missionaries of Charity can be a bit tough... is that true?? Otherwise, I was planning to go in September, but I'm not so sure now because I wanted to avoid the monsoon, but I heard it's still monsoon season in September... do you think that's a problem?? If I change my dates, I'll keep you posted!! :)
Safe travels, anyway!! 😎
Okay, I'll check out the site to get more info!! For someone like me who struggles to plan things in advance, this could be a great tip!! But I heard that the Missionaries of Charity can be a bit tough... is that true?? Otherwise, I was planning to go in September, but I'm not so sure now because I wanted to avoid the monsoon, but I heard it's still monsoon season in September... do you think that's a problem?? If I change my dates, I'll keep you posted!! :)
Safe travels, anyway!! 😎
Claire
Hi there!!
I’d totally be up for it, but I don’t think I can really push my trip back to October...😐 But let’s keep in touch, okay!!
See you soon!
I’d totally be up for it, but I don’t think I can really push my trip back to October...😐 But let’s keep in touch, okay!!
See you soon!
Claire
Hey Claire!
There will definitely always be things to do if you go to the Missionaries (I can't speak for other organizations or NGOs I don't know).
It can be tough, it really depends on each person. It's certain that if you decide to help in the home for the dying, you'll need to be prepared for that and remind yourself that the goal is to brighten these people's days as much as possible. In the center where I helped, what might seem difficult is the personal and emotional relationship you can have with the children's disabilities. Some have VERY fragile health. But holding hands, singing, talking... it's simple but it's probably what you'll be doing, and maybe also some "household" tasks (changing sheets, cleaning beds...).
As for the monsoon, I can't tell you about September since I've never been there at that time. What I can say is that in Calcutta last July, we weren't "bothered" by rain during the day. But we didn't stay long enough, so maybe it was just luck 😛
Anyway! See you soon maybe.
Meriem
It can be tough, it really depends on each person. It's certain that if you decide to help in the home for the dying, you'll need to be prepared for that and remind yourself that the goal is to brighten these people's days as much as possible. In the center where I helped, what might seem difficult is the personal and emotional relationship you can have with the children's disabilities. Some have VERY fragile health. But holding hands, singing, talking... it's simple but it's probably what you'll be doing, and maybe also some "household" tasks (changing sheets, cleaning beds...).
As for the monsoon, I can't tell you about September since I've never been there at that time. What I can say is that in Calcutta last July, we weren't "bothered" by rain during the day. But we didn't stay long enough, so maybe it was just luck 😛
Anyway! See you soon maybe.
Meriem
Meriem
hi! I'm Audrey and I just found your conversation. I'm heading to India in September and traveling solo, so I wanted to check where you're at with your travel dates and plans. I'm thinking of spending a week with the Missionaries of Charity in Delhi, but after that, I'm not too sure yet. I'm leaving on September 8th, probably.
Let me know if anyone's interested! Have a great day! Audrey
Let me know if anyone's interested! Have a great day! Audrey
Hey Fklarinette!
I’m planning to head to Calcutta to help out at Mother Teresa’s centers in early September. I haven’t decided on the exact departure date yet—or my return date, for that matter. It could be anywhere from a week to three months (no pressure, haha).
I’m also traveling solo, which is a little scary. It’s my first time going beyond Europe, and I’ve never traveled alone or done volunteer work before…!
So if you’re up for seeing if we can go together, that’d be great!
Keep me posted!
claire
Hi Nicorose,
My name’s Juliette, I’m 21 (turning 22 soon). I’ve just finished my studies and I’m planning to go to Kolkata to volunteer with the Missionaries of Charity in October. I’m looking for other volunteers who’ll be going at the same time because my parents are hesitant about me going alone... Even though that’s not a deal-breaker for me, it’s always good to make contacts before you leave.
If you don’t mind, maybe we could get in touch? I haven’t bought my flight ticket yet.
My email: justyger@hotmail.fr
Have a great day! Juliette
My name’s Juliette, I’m 21 (turning 22 soon). I’ve just finished my studies and I’m planning to go to Kolkata to volunteer with the Missionaries of Charity in October. I’m looking for other volunteers who’ll be going at the same time because my parents are hesitant about me going alone... Even though that’s not a deal-breaker for me, it’s always good to make contacts before you leave.
If you don’t mind, maybe we could get in touch? I haven’t bought my flight ticket yet.
My email: justyger@hotmail.fr
Have a great day! Juliette
Julibotte :-)
Hi Nicorose,
Here’s some info that might help with your trip.
You can easily organize your stay in India to work in one of the Missionaries of Charity centers or dispensaries (Mother Teresa). Everyone is welcome, and you can choose how long you want to help (1 day, 1 month, 1 year, etc.)—and it’s completely free!!! Don’t worry, you’ll be warmly welcomed at the Mother House, often by French-speaking volunteers who are staying long-term in Calcutta and handle the registrations (the first one on Monday afternoon). If you don’t attend the 6 AM mass, come to the Mother House for breakfast at 7 AM—it’s a really friendly atmosphere, and it’s easy to make connections and meet other volunteers who then head out to the centers together. Last year, I spent 15 days with the Missionaries of Charity (Mother Teresa) at an orphanage for disabled children (Dhaya Dan), ages 3 to 15. There’s also another orphanage in Calcutta for little ones aged 18 months to 5 years, exclusively for female volunteers (Sishu Bhavan). My orphanage also ran a street dispensary twice a week: I assisted a Spanish doctor and two Italian and French nurses (we learned on the job, and everything was in English—isn’t it great!!!). The rest of the mornings, I taught two disabled girls and then helped with laundry and setting up before serving lunch to other children.
For your stay (I’ll use Calcutta as an example, where most volunteers live), budget at least 10-15 € per day for meals and a room. Add your flight ticket on top (around 700 €). You’ll see how it compares to some NGO budgets!!!
For hotels, it depends on your budget (always visit before choosing—I love places with a terrace): Under 300 INR (cold water): Paragon Hotel (Stuart Lane, a small street perpendicular to Sudder, at the corner of Hotel Maria): 2 terraces packed with volunteers in the evening Modern Lodge (also on Stuart Lane): a small, breezy terrace (so refreshing!)—lots of volunteers The Salvation Army is permanently closed to make way for a luxury hotel!!! 450 INR (hot shower in the room) to 950 INR (total luxury!!! hot shower + AC): Ashreen Guest House, 2 Cowie Lane (50 meters away, near Hotel Ashok—take a small perpendicular street, then the first right parallel to Sudder)
For more details on Calcutta and the life of Mother Teresa center volunteers, check out these links:
http://com-unique.net/...es_calcutta_volo.htm (in French)
http://membres.lycos.fr/volunteermotherhouse/ (in English)
Bruno
Here’s some info that might help with your trip.
You can easily organize your stay in India to work in one of the Missionaries of Charity centers or dispensaries (Mother Teresa). Everyone is welcome, and you can choose how long you want to help (1 day, 1 month, 1 year, etc.)—and it’s completely free!!! Don’t worry, you’ll be warmly welcomed at the Mother House, often by French-speaking volunteers who are staying long-term in Calcutta and handle the registrations (the first one on Monday afternoon). If you don’t attend the 6 AM mass, come to the Mother House for breakfast at 7 AM—it’s a really friendly atmosphere, and it’s easy to make connections and meet other volunteers who then head out to the centers together. Last year, I spent 15 days with the Missionaries of Charity (Mother Teresa) at an orphanage for disabled children (Dhaya Dan), ages 3 to 15. There’s also another orphanage in Calcutta for little ones aged 18 months to 5 years, exclusively for female volunteers (Sishu Bhavan). My orphanage also ran a street dispensary twice a week: I assisted a Spanish doctor and two Italian and French nurses (we learned on the job, and everything was in English—isn’t it great!!!). The rest of the mornings, I taught two disabled girls and then helped with laundry and setting up before serving lunch to other children.
For your stay (I’ll use Calcutta as an example, where most volunteers live), budget at least 10-15 € per day for meals and a room. Add your flight ticket on top (around 700 €). You’ll see how it compares to some NGO budgets!!!
For hotels, it depends on your budget (always visit before choosing—I love places with a terrace): Under 300 INR (cold water): Paragon Hotel (Stuart Lane, a small street perpendicular to Sudder, at the corner of Hotel Maria): 2 terraces packed with volunteers in the evening Modern Lodge (also on Stuart Lane): a small, breezy terrace (so refreshing!)—lots of volunteers The Salvation Army is permanently closed to make way for a luxury hotel!!! 450 INR (hot shower in the room) to 950 INR (total luxury!!! hot shower + AC): Ashreen Guest House, 2 Cowie Lane (50 meters away, near Hotel Ashok—take a small perpendicular street, then the first right parallel to Sudder)
For more details on Calcutta and the life of Mother Teresa center volunteers, check out these links:
http://com-unique.net/...es_calcutta_volo.htm (in French)
http://membres.lycos.fr/volunteermotherhouse/ (in English)
Bruno
Hi Emilie,
If it helps, I found 3 places in Mumbai (formerly Bombay):
orphanage: Missionaries of Charity Church Road, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai - 400 056. Tel.: 2 618 40 68 (ask for Sister Beryl, who runs the orphanage) around 75 orphans aged 0 to 6.
centers for the sick and destitute Shanti Dhan- Missionaries of Charity (ask for the brother who runs the center) Gorai Road, Borivali (West), Mumbai - 400092. Tel: 28671362 elderly men and children who have spent more than 8 years on the streets.
Cardinal Gracias Destitutes’ Home - Missionaries of Charity 17, Chapel Lane, Santacruz (West), Mumbai – 400 054. Tel: 2649 2994
Hope you find what you're looking for.
Bruno
If it helps, I found 3 places in Mumbai (formerly Bombay):
orphanage: Missionaries of Charity Church Road, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai - 400 056. Tel.: 2 618 40 68 (ask for Sister Beryl, who runs the orphanage) around 75 orphans aged 0 to 6.
centers for the sick and destitute Shanti Dhan- Missionaries of Charity (ask for the brother who runs the center) Gorai Road, Borivali (West), Mumbai - 400092. Tel: 28671362 elderly men and children who have spent more than 8 years on the streets.
Cardinal Gracias Destitutes’ Home - Missionaries of Charity 17, Chapel Lane, Santacruz (West), Mumbai – 400 054. Tel: 2649 2994
Hope you find what you're looking for.
Bruno
Sorry Emilie, but so far I’ve only worked in Calcutta.
Medical staff are needed when a center also runs a street clinic one day a week (like in Calcutta), and in that case they look for nurses, nursing assistants, or any volunteer willing to help the volunteer nurses clean wounds and apply dressings (like on Tuesdays at the Dhayan Dan center in Calcutta).
I hope other volunteers can help you with your search. Best of luck.
Bruno
I hope other volunteers can help you with your search. Best of luck.
Bruno
Hello,
I want to travel to India with my 3 kids and my partner. We’d like to visit Mother Teresa’s centers. Is it easy to do without a guide, and is it safe for teens (15, 13, and 12 years old) to stay in modest accommodations? We’re planning to go to Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Goa. Any suggestions?
Thanks! Have a great day, Stéphanie
stephanierousseau2@hotmail.com
Thanks! Have a great day, Stéphanie
stephanierousseau2@hotmail.com
Hi Stephanie,
You can't "visit" Mother Teresa’s Centers. It’s a matter of human dignity.
The centers are open to volunteers to help people (children or adults) who are often orphaned and disabled, or to accompany the poor or the dying in their final days.
Bruno
You can't "visit" Mother Teresa’s Centers. It’s a matter of human dignity.
The centers are open to volunteers to help people (children or adults) who are often orphaned and disabled, or to accompany the poor or the dying in their final days.
Bruno
Hi there,
Thanks for your reply. I didn’t explain myself well—I’d like to visit India while volunteering at Mother Teresa’s centers. As I mentioned, I have three kids, and I was wondering if it’s difficult for children in the centers. My kids already volunteer in Montreal with the Missionaries of Charity sisters, but I’m sure the context is very different in India. Also, for my trip, is it possible to hire a guide to take us from one place to another (from one city to another), or are train transports safe with kids? How much money should we budget per day in India if we want to stay in modest places and eat like locals? Is it easy to find affordable and safe places to sleep?
Thanks, Stéphanie Have a great day!
stephanierousseau2@hotmail.com
Thanks for your reply. I didn’t explain myself well—I’d like to visit India while volunteering at Mother Teresa’s centers. As I mentioned, I have three kids, and I was wondering if it’s difficult for children in the centers. My kids already volunteer in Montreal with the Missionaries of Charity sisters, but I’m sure the context is very different in India. Also, for my trip, is it possible to hire a guide to take us from one place to another (from one city to another), or are train transports safe with kids? How much money should we budget per day in India if we want to stay in modest places and eat like locals? Is it easy to find affordable and safe places to sleep?
Thanks, Stéphanie Have a great day!
stephanierousseau2@hotmail.com
Hi Stephanie,
As far as I know, in Kolkata you need to be at least 18 to volunteer. That may have changed since my last trip. If you take the train (very long journey), bring padlocks and chains to secure your luggage. Locals sometimes take advantage of a moment of drowsiness to steal your bags. Even when you're awake, keep a hand on them. Stay in guest houses—there are plenty everywhere (5 €–10 per night). The cheapest places to eat are street restaurants (from 1 € in Kolkata).
Safe travels.
Bruno
As far as I know, in Kolkata you need to be at least 18 to volunteer. That may have changed since my last trip. If you take the train (very long journey), bring padlocks and chains to secure your luggage. Locals sometimes take advantage of a moment of drowsiness to steal your bags. Even when you're awake, keep a hand on them. Stay in guest houses—there are plenty everywhere (5 €–10 per night). The cheapest places to eat are street restaurants (from 1 € in Kolkata).
Safe travels.
Bruno
Hi Nicorose,
You're looking for info on the Missionaries of Charity, so here are a few details that might help.
Last summer, a friend and I were in Kolkata (among other cities in India) and stayed there for a few days. Our goal was to help out in Mother Teresa’s dispensaries, which we did on a very small scale.
There are 4 or 5 centers: Nirmal Hriday (a hospice), Prem Dan (for people with physical and mental illnesses), Shishu Bhavan (an orphanage), and Dayan Dhan (a center for children, some of whom have multiple disabilities). We were at Dayan Dhan, and the children with severe disabilities gave us so much in return! I often find myself thinking about one of them in particular.
From what I remember, registrations take place on Wednesdays and Fridays (maybe Mondays too, but I’m not sure). A French-speaking volunteer is there to explain everything (the different centers, the rules, and tips to follow), and then a sister handles your registration. There were so many of us that we had to choose between volunteering in the morning or the afternoon—full days weren’t possible because it would have been too many volunteers to manage. If you’d like, every morning at 7 AM, there’s a breakfast offered at the Mother House. It’s supposed to be a chance to chat with other volunteers… though for us, it wasn’t that easy to connect with them—but that’s just my take! Thankfully, the sisters were amazing!!!!!!!!!!! I’m not Catholic, and I never felt any difference in how the sisters treated me—no issues there!
This might be a bit subjective, but it’s what I can share after a year of reflection. Also, this is just about the dispensaries in Kolkata—things might work differently elsewhere. This summer, I’m going back, but this time to Delhi.
Have a great trip! Meriem
Meriem, How are you? Yes, your post is old, but could you share the addresses of the sisters in Delhi and Varanasi? Have a lovely evening! Eric Haeny
You're looking for info on the Missionaries of Charity, so here are a few details that might help.
Last summer, a friend and I were in Kolkata (among other cities in India) and stayed there for a few days. Our goal was to help out in Mother Teresa’s dispensaries, which we did on a very small scale.
There are 4 or 5 centers: Nirmal Hriday (a hospice), Prem Dan (for people with physical and mental illnesses), Shishu Bhavan (an orphanage), and Dayan Dhan (a center for children, some of whom have multiple disabilities). We were at Dayan Dhan, and the children with severe disabilities gave us so much in return! I often find myself thinking about one of them in particular.
From what I remember, registrations take place on Wednesdays and Fridays (maybe Mondays too, but I’m not sure). A French-speaking volunteer is there to explain everything (the different centers, the rules, and tips to follow), and then a sister handles your registration. There were so many of us that we had to choose between volunteering in the morning or the afternoon—full days weren’t possible because it would have been too many volunteers to manage. If you’d like, every morning at 7 AM, there’s a breakfast offered at the Mother House. It’s supposed to be a chance to chat with other volunteers… though for us, it wasn’t that easy to connect with them—but that’s just my take! Thankfully, the sisters were amazing!!!!!!!!!!! I’m not Catholic, and I never felt any difference in how the sisters treated me—no issues there!
This might be a bit subjective, but it’s what I can share after a year of reflection. Also, this is just about the dispensaries in Kolkata—things might work differently elsewhere. This summer, I’m going back, but this time to Delhi.
Have a great trip! Meriem
Meriem, How are you? Yes, your post is old, but could you share the addresses of the sisters in Delhi and Varanasi? Have a lovely evening! Eric Haeny
Hi there!
I’m turning 22 soon and will be finishing my psychology studies in June. I’m planning to go to Kolkata alone for volunteer work at one of Mother Teresa’s centers (preferably Sishu Bhavan or Daya Dan) starting in September for about three months.
Is your trip description still up to date? If so, I’d love to ask you a few more questions!
Thanks so much!
Isabelle
Hi everyone, I’m reaching out to you on the off chance (even though years have passed since your stay) that you might know how the registration process works for volunteering in Delhi or Calcutta. Can it be done from France for organizational purposes? I’m a retired nurse. Is accommodation available at the Mother’s House? What about meals? I’ve already volunteered in Africa with another organization. Are the sisters in need of small medical supplies (blood pressure monitors, thermometers, etc.)? Could you describe a typical day at the dispensary?
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But so far, they haven’t found any organizations in Madagascar willing to host them for two weeks (orphanages, schools, animal protection parks, etc.). Does anyone know of any contacts, please? Looking forward to your replies. Have a great evening!
I’m a volunteer leader at a youth center (MJC), and we’ve been deeply moved by everything happening in Madagascar—extreme poverty, endangered animals, deforestation, and so on. Plus, one of our teens has a Malagasy friend, so our group wants to travel there next year. Throughout this year, they’ve planned fundraisers to collect donations (sheets, dish towels, schoolbooks, hygiene products, etc.) and funds to cover their trip and stay.
They’re really motivated and generous—they already volunteer in schools and senior centers, and they’re always welcomed warmly.
But so far, they haven’t found any organizations in Madagascar willing to host them for two weeks (orphanages, schools, animal protection parks, etc.). Does anyone know of any contacts, please? Looking forward to your replies. Have a great evening!
Hi everyone,
After 8 months of volunteering in Tanzania at a center for street children, I’d like to go back for a year in the same kind of role—this time in Burkina. So I’m looking for contacts in this field, in Ouaga or elsewhere. I’m *super* motivated! It’s been over two years since I got back from Tanzania, and I’m starting to feel restless! Thanks so much!! Emmanuelle.
After 8 months of volunteering in Tanzania at a center for street children, I’d like to go back for a year in the same kind of role—this time in Burkina. So I’m looking for contacts in this field, in Ouaga or elsewhere. I’m *super* motivated! It’s been over two years since I got back from Tanzania, and I’m starting to feel restless! Thanks so much!! Emmanuelle.
hi there,
Solidafrica is a recognized humanitarian association of general interest. We donate wheelchairs in Africa. We currently have 2 wheelchairs that we would like to give to our partner, the Benin Handisport Federation. If you're traveling to Benin, alone or with someone, we could give you one of these 2 wheelchairs (or both). Out of the 40 kg of luggage you're allowed, a wheelchair will only take up less than half. Our partner can pick it up at Cotonou Airport...
Help us give away at least one of these wheelchairs, turning your trip into a solidarity and humanitarian action.
Don't hesitate to ask us for more information.
www.solidafrica.asso.fr
We've already done this through the VoyageForum site, and everything went very smoothly. We're present at departure from one of the Paris airports, just in case.
Martial President of Solidafrica
Solidafrica is a recognized humanitarian association of general interest. We donate wheelchairs in Africa. We currently have 2 wheelchairs that we would like to give to our partner, the Benin Handisport Federation. If you're traveling to Benin, alone or with someone, we could give you one of these 2 wheelchairs (or both). Out of the 40 kg of luggage you're allowed, a wheelchair will only take up less than half. Our partner can pick it up at Cotonou Airport...
Help us give away at least one of these wheelchairs, turning your trip into a solidarity and humanitarian action.
Don't hesitate to ask us for more information.
www.solidafrica.asso.fr
We've already done this through the VoyageForum site, and everything went very smoothly. We're present at departure from one of the Paris airports, just in case.
Martial President of Solidafrica
Hi,
I’m interested in humanitarian missions—want to explore and help others while showing my kids how things work elsewhere and pitching in.
Looking for advice.
Hi everyone,
I’m looking to connect with the community involved in humanitarian travel in Senegal
Hello, we’d like to travel as a family to Madagascar (2 parents, 2 kids aged 10 and 12). A first trip over 15 years ago completely amazed and moved me with its beauty, kindness, and life experiences—but also its poverty and hardship. That’s why I think it’s possible to introduce our kids to this island while also doing something useful through volunteering. The window is short—15 days in March 2020—which means avoiding the north and east of the island due to cyclones and focusing on the south instead. Some ecovolunteering projects exist online, but the cost is sometimes prohibitive, and kids are rarely accepted. Do you have any ideas or contacts? Thanks in advance!
Bonjour, je fais partie des scouts de Charleroi (Belgique) et nous sommes à la recherche d'un projet de camp pour la première quinzaine de juillet 2012. Nous sommes prêts à accepter toutes sortes de projet, qu'ils soient humanitaires, culturels, éducatifs...
Nous sommes un groupe de plus ou moins 20 pionniers (garçons de 15 à 17 ans) et de 6 chefs. Nous sommes libres de partir partout en Europe, au Maroc, en Tunisie ou en Turquie. Nous devons trouver un projet pour fin novembre, donc n'hésitez surtout pas à me communiquer des informations sur des projets de camp.
Merci d'avance et à bientôt, Robin Meurice.
Merci d'avance et à bientôt, Robin Meurice.
Bonjour,
Je suis actuellement étudiante en médecine en 6eme année. Je vais passer le concours de l'internat l'année prochaine.
J'aimerais par la suite partir en mission humanitaire et je commence de ce fait à chercher une association avec laquelle je pourrais partir en mission humanitaire.
Donc voilà si jamais, vous connaissez une association humanitaire portée sur le médical avec de bons retours que ce soit en Afrique, Asie, Amérique du Sud, n'hésitez pas à m'en faire part !
Merci !!
bonjour
J'ai une dizaine de cartons de matériel médical (gants, sondes diverses, champs operatoires, cathéters etc...) Tout est stérile et en parfait état Je précise pour rassurer les septiques que tout le matériel a été récupéré de façon légale dans l hopital où je travaille ! Avant je donnais tout au médecin de l ambassade de Cuba qui se chargeait du transport mais ils ne veulent plus s en occuper J'ai envoyé des mails à diverses associations, je n ai meme pas eu une réponse!!!!(ces memes associations qui écrivent sur leur page d accueil qu ils envoient des dons !!!!!!!!!!!!!!)En fait quand je les appelle la réponse est toujours la meme "ha non le transport est trop cher!!" alors QUI veut mes cartons?????
J'ai une dizaine de cartons de matériel médical (gants, sondes diverses, champs operatoires, cathéters etc...) Tout est stérile et en parfait état Je précise pour rassurer les septiques que tout le matériel a été récupéré de façon légale dans l hopital où je travaille ! Avant je donnais tout au médecin de l ambassade de Cuba qui se chargeait du transport mais ils ne veulent plus s en occuper J'ai envoyé des mails à diverses associations, je n ai meme pas eu une réponse!!!!(ces memes associations qui écrivent sur leur page d accueil qu ils envoient des dons !!!!!!!!!!!!!!)En fait quand je les appelle la réponse est toujours la meme "ha non le transport est trop cher!!" alors QUI veut mes cartons?????
Bonjour à tous,
Ayant pour projet de construire un orphelinat , en France ou à l'étranger je souhaiterais avoir des informations pour m'aider à pouvoir démarrer ce projet qui me tien temps à coeur... Si l'un d'entre vous à déjà effectué ce genre de démarche je suis totalement preneuse de tous vos conseils. En espérant vous lire rapidement.
Excellente journée à vous
Ayant pour projet de construire un orphelinat , en France ou à l'étranger je souhaiterais avoir des informations pour m'aider à pouvoir démarrer ce projet qui me tien temps à coeur... Si l'un d'entre vous à déjà effectué ce genre de démarche je suis totalement preneuse de tous vos conseils. En espérant vous lire rapidement.
Excellente journée à vous
bonjour a toutes et tous
par ce mail, je souhaite avoir le plus de renseignements possible pour moi creer une association sans but lucratif a Yaoundé
cette association a comme objectif la conservation de la nature, la protection de l'environnemnt, le développement durable, etc...
elle organisera des expositions, foires, balades, sensibilisation dans les écoles, vers le grand public, etc...
bref, un service pour tous surtout a l'heure actuelle
mes questions sont 1) faut-il payer une patente ou autre taxe pour creer cette asbl ??
2) si oui , combien de f cfa ??
3) faut-il une autorisation de la commune ou l'asbl est créee ??
Merci et au plaisir de vous lire
cisle
Bonjour,
Nous sommes un petit groupe de gens motivés avec des liens avec le Liban et nous cherchons à aider le pays qui est en proie à une grave crise actuellement. Nous sommes en contact avec quelques ONGs sur place et ça les aiderait si nous pouvions acheminer quelques biens de premières nécessités (couches, lait pour bébé, riz etc). Les gens n'arrivent plus à se les acheter.
J'ai pensé dans un premier temps passer directement par les producteurs (danone, essity etc) ou les distributeurs mais j'ai dejà essuyé quelques refus donc je pense qu'il s'agit d'une impasse.
Je pense du coup plutot acheter en gros des produits grace à l'argent qu'on aura recolté par ailleurs mais où trouver des grossistes serieux ou des invendus? comment doit-on s'y prendre?
Je suis très intéressée par le témoignage de ceux qui seraient déjà passés par là.
Merci beaucoup pour votre aide, Cécile
Nous sommes un petit groupe de gens motivés avec des liens avec le Liban et nous cherchons à aider le pays qui est en proie à une grave crise actuellement. Nous sommes en contact avec quelques ONGs sur place et ça les aiderait si nous pouvions acheminer quelques biens de premières nécessités (couches, lait pour bébé, riz etc). Les gens n'arrivent plus à se les acheter.
J'ai pensé dans un premier temps passer directement par les producteurs (danone, essity etc) ou les distributeurs mais j'ai dejà essuyé quelques refus donc je pense qu'il s'agit d'une impasse.
Je pense du coup plutot acheter en gros des produits grace à l'argent qu'on aura recolté par ailleurs mais où trouver des grossistes serieux ou des invendus? comment doit-on s'y prendre?
Je suis très intéressée par le témoignage de ceux qui seraient déjà passés par là.
Merci beaucoup pour votre aide, Cécile
Bonjour,
Ancienne professeure d'anglais, je possède de nombreux manuels scolaires d'anglais niveau collège/lycée (les plus anciens datent de 8 ans et les plus récents de cette année), et je cherche à en faire le don à une association.
Quelqu'un pourrait-il me renseigner?
Je vous remercie,
Caroline SIARRY
Ancienne professeure d'anglais, je possède de nombreux manuels scolaires d'anglais niveau collège/lycée (les plus anciens datent de 8 ans et les plus récents de cette année), et je cherche à en faire le don à une association.
Quelqu'un pourrait-il me renseigner?
Je vous remercie,
Caroline SIARRY
Bonjour à toutes et tous !
Beaucoup de personnes rêvent de partir en voyage afin de s'investif dans une mission humanitaire , ou participer à une action solidaire 🤝. Quoi de mieux en effet que donner du sens à ses voyages à l'étranger ?! Et pourtant, mal renseigné.e.s et/ou mal préparé.e.s, beaucoup sont également celles et ceux qui ont eu de mauvaises surprises ou se sont fait.e.s escroqué.e.s.
Au travers de ce post, je souhaite donc vous permettre d'accéder aux outils et aux informations qui vous permettront d'encore mieux comprendre de quoi il s'agit lorsqu'il est question d'humanitaire ou de solidarité internationale, et peut-être vous permettre de mieux vous préparer dans votre souhait solidaire.
Pour commencer, mettons tout de suite les choses au clair: On ne paye pas pour être bénévole ! Et pourtant, beaucoup de pseudo associations vous proposent de participer à leurs projets en l'échange d'une somme d'argent conséquente... Ce sont en réalité des entreprises dont le but est naturellement de réaliser des profits ! On n'appelle pas cela de l'humanitaire, mais du volontourisme. Le business de ces structures crapuleuses vise en effet à exploiter d’une part la pauvreté des communautés qu’ils exhibent, et d’autre part la bonne volonté et le portefeuille des volontouristes, d’autant plus que les sommes demandées sont sans commune mesure avec les niveaux de vie réels constatés sur place. Nous vous conseillons donc plutôt de vous renseigner sur les dispositifs de volontariat encadrés par l’État tels que le Service volontaire européen ou le Volontariat de solidarité international n’exigent nullement de payer pour y participer. Et pour en savoir plus, vous pouvez consulter notre vidéo détaillant les alternatives justes et sensées en matière de volontariat et les pièges à éviter.
Mais du coup, si le volontourisme n'a rien à voir avec l'humanitaire, qu'est-ce que l'humanitaire justement ? L’objectif principal de toute assistance humanitaire est de sauver des vies, d’alléger les souffrances et d’assister les victimes d’une catastrophe tout en cherchant à rétablir leur dignité. Et pour y parvenir, les organisations humanitaires sont soumises à tout un panel de règles et de principes pour lesquels il est nécessaire d'employer des gens spécialement formés/préparés à cette fin. Là encore, il est possible de mieux comprendre ce qu'est l'humanitaire au travers de son histoire, des contextes dans lesquels il s'inscrit et les principes qui régissent l'action humanitaire en consultant notre vidéo spécialement éditée à cette fin.
Et si, au lieu de partir spécialement en mission humanitaire, nous adaptions seulement nos comportements lorsque nous sommes en vacances à l'étranger, afin de les rendre compatibles avec les principes humanitaires ? Là encore, nous avons veillé à fournir toute une liste de conseils sensés pour quiconque serait intéressé.e par une telle démarche au travers d'un article complet.
Si vous avez des questions, des remarques ou d'autres conseils à partager avec la communauté, n'hésitez pas ! Je suis d'ailleurs moi-même travailleur humanitaire, et c'est avec grand plaisir que je répondrai à vos interrogations en lien avec les voyages solidaires 🙂 .
Beaucoup de personnes rêvent de partir en voyage afin de s'investif dans une mission humanitaire , ou participer à une action solidaire 🤝. Quoi de mieux en effet que donner du sens à ses voyages à l'étranger ?! Et pourtant, mal renseigné.e.s et/ou mal préparé.e.s, beaucoup sont également celles et ceux qui ont eu de mauvaises surprises ou se sont fait.e.s escroqué.e.s.
Au travers de ce post, je souhaite donc vous permettre d'accéder aux outils et aux informations qui vous permettront d'encore mieux comprendre de quoi il s'agit lorsqu'il est question d'humanitaire ou de solidarité internationale, et peut-être vous permettre de mieux vous préparer dans votre souhait solidaire.
Pour commencer, mettons tout de suite les choses au clair: On ne paye pas pour être bénévole ! Et pourtant, beaucoup de pseudo associations vous proposent de participer à leurs projets en l'échange d'une somme d'argent conséquente... Ce sont en réalité des entreprises dont le but est naturellement de réaliser des profits ! On n'appelle pas cela de l'humanitaire, mais du volontourisme. Le business de ces structures crapuleuses vise en effet à exploiter d’une part la pauvreté des communautés qu’ils exhibent, et d’autre part la bonne volonté et le portefeuille des volontouristes, d’autant plus que les sommes demandées sont sans commune mesure avec les niveaux de vie réels constatés sur place. Nous vous conseillons donc plutôt de vous renseigner sur les dispositifs de volontariat encadrés par l’État tels que le Service volontaire européen ou le Volontariat de solidarité international n’exigent nullement de payer pour y participer. Et pour en savoir plus, vous pouvez consulter notre vidéo détaillant les alternatives justes et sensées en matière de volontariat et les pièges à éviter.
Mais du coup, si le volontourisme n'a rien à voir avec l'humanitaire, qu'est-ce que l'humanitaire justement ? L’objectif principal de toute assistance humanitaire est de sauver des vies, d’alléger les souffrances et d’assister les victimes d’une catastrophe tout en cherchant à rétablir leur dignité. Et pour y parvenir, les organisations humanitaires sont soumises à tout un panel de règles et de principes pour lesquels il est nécessaire d'employer des gens spécialement formés/préparés à cette fin. Là encore, il est possible de mieux comprendre ce qu'est l'humanitaire au travers de son histoire, des contextes dans lesquels il s'inscrit et les principes qui régissent l'action humanitaire en consultant notre vidéo spécialement éditée à cette fin.
Et si, au lieu de partir spécialement en mission humanitaire, nous adaptions seulement nos comportements lorsque nous sommes en vacances à l'étranger, afin de les rendre compatibles avec les principes humanitaires ? Là encore, nous avons veillé à fournir toute une liste de conseils sensés pour quiconque serait intéressé.e par une telle démarche au travers d'un article complet.
Si vous avez des questions, des remarques ou d'autres conseils à partager avec la communauté, n'hésitez pas ! Je suis d'ailleurs moi-même travailleur humanitaire, et c'est avec grand plaisir que je répondrai à vos interrogations en lien avec les voyages solidaires 🙂 .
Bonjour à tous,
Je cherche à envoyer des manuels scolaires de 1ere et de Terminale, série S, à l'étranger (, ils m'ont été donnés à la suite de la réforme avec les tablettes).
Ils risquent d'être jetés et je préfèrerais grandement les donner à ceux qui en ont besoin ! Je suis prête à payer les frais de transport, aussi je suis consciente que ces manuels requièrent déjà un certain niveau d'enseignement et qu'il ne pourront pas être envoyés partout.
Merci de me faire savoir si vous avez une association (ou autre) qui permettrait à ces manuels de trouver bons acquéreurs !!
PS : Je ne pourrait les expédier qu'à partir de juillet, date à laquelle les manuels de Terminale ne me seront plus d'aucune utilité.
Merci de me faire savoir si vous avez une association (ou autre) qui permettrait à ces manuels de trouver bons acquéreurs !!
PS : Je ne pourrait les expédier qu'à partir de juillet, date à laquelle les manuels de Terminale ne me seront plus d'aucune utilité.
Bonjour, je cherche des témoignages de personnes ayant fait la formation Logisticien Solidarité International avec l'organisme Bioforce situé à Lyon.Je désir m'inscrire pour le concours d'entrée à cette formation et j'aurai voulu avoir divers renseignements concernant ce concours afin de le préparer au mieux.Je sais qu'il y'a un entretien oral, une épreuve de Français, d'Anglais, Technique et sportive et je souhaiterai connaitre le contenu de ces épreuves et leur niveau de difficultés.Pour les personnes ayant éffectué cette formation, comment s'est elle passée?les problémes rencontrés et avez vous trouvé façilement un départ en mission avec une ONG aprés cette formation? Merçi d'avance aux personnes qui auront la gentillesse de me renseigner.
Bonjour !
Je suis art-thérapeute diplômée, et je vais lancer un projet de financement pour faire bénéficier des personnes dans le besoin ou ayant vécu des traumatismes (de tous âges) d'ateliers d'art-thérapie. Modalités : peinture, terre, collages, dessins, Land-Art. théâtre...
J'ai besoin d'être en contact avec un organisme intéressé, qui pourrait m'accueillir de 1 à 3 mois. Le financement servira à mon hébergement, à mes repas, à l'élaboration et à la préparation du projet, au billet d'avion, à la fourniture du matériel, la vie sur place, et le salaire dont j'ai besoin.
J'ai déjà participé à ce genre de projet / mission , magnifique ! , 1 mois au Maroc, pour l'encadrement et l'animation d'ateliers pour les enfants des rues😊 Si vous êtes intéressé/e merci de me contacter. Avec mes plus lumineuses salutations, Sandra
"Essayez d’être un arc-en-ciel dans le nuage de quelqu’un" Maya Angelou
Je suis art-thérapeute diplômée, et je vais lancer un projet de financement pour faire bénéficier des personnes dans le besoin ou ayant vécu des traumatismes (de tous âges) d'ateliers d'art-thérapie. Modalités : peinture, terre, collages, dessins, Land-Art. théâtre...
J'ai besoin d'être en contact avec un organisme intéressé, qui pourrait m'accueillir de 1 à 3 mois. Le financement servira à mon hébergement, à mes repas, à l'élaboration et à la préparation du projet, au billet d'avion, à la fourniture du matériel, la vie sur place, et le salaire dont j'ai besoin.
J'ai déjà participé à ce genre de projet / mission , magnifique ! , 1 mois au Maroc, pour l'encadrement et l'animation d'ateliers pour les enfants des rues😊 Si vous êtes intéressé/e merci de me contacter. Avec mes plus lumineuses salutations, Sandra
"Essayez d’être un arc-en-ciel dans le nuage de quelqu’un" Maya Angelou
Salut, on est une famille en camping car entre Essaouira et Agadir. On cherche des assos dans! lesquelles ont peut intervenir pour enseigner le français, l'informatique ou proposer des activités, surtout auprès des enfants. Si on a un repas en échange c'est génial ! On serait ravis de partager du temps avec eux. Merci de me communiquer vOs contacts pour le Maroc entier car on en fait le tour. Merci de tout cœur
Bonjour, mon fils et moi aimerions faire du bénévolat de préférence au Zimbabwe afin de pouvoir aider les éléphants et les les rhinocéros noir.
Nous avons une excellente santé et comprenons l’anglais, notre désir serait pour la fin de l’été par exemple à partir de mi-septembre et pour une durée d’environ trois mois.
Motivation : se rendre utiles pour une bonne cause.
Merci de nous aider à trouver notre bonheur .
Bonjour,
Je m'appelle Clara, je suis en première année d'étude pour devenir éducatrice spécialisée en Belgique. Dans 2 ans j'aurais l’opportunité de réaliser un stage de 6 mois il me semble à l'étranger. Je suis à la recherche de centres ou d'associations s'occupant de jeunes enfants ou d'adolescents un peu partout dans le monde afin que je puisse déjà un petit peu m'organiser.
Clara
Je m'appelle Clara, je suis en première année d'étude pour devenir éducatrice spécialisée en Belgique. Dans 2 ans j'aurais l’opportunité de réaliser un stage de 6 mois il me semble à l'étranger. Je suis à la recherche de centres ou d'associations s'occupant de jeunes enfants ou d'adolescents un peu partout dans le monde afin que je puisse déjà un petit peu m'organiser.
Clara
Bonjour, recherche des personnes qui ont du temps de libre et qui souhaitent participer à l’organisation de projets dans des orphelinats du Sénégal, vous êtes les bienvenus. Tout ça après cette fameuse crise sanitaire bien-sûr. Nous sommes en France mais ouvert à tout le monde
Bonjour,
Avec 2 de mes amies nous aimerions partir pour une durée de 6 à 12 mois de préférence en Espagne. Nous souhaiterions savoir quel organisme pourrait être susceptible de prendre 3 volontaires françaises. Voir même les entreprises pouvant accueillir 3 françaises.
Nous sommes à la recherche d’informations afin de pouvoir concrétiser notre projet de volontariat tout en découvrant une nouvelle culture et approfondir nos compétences linguistiques.
Merci par avance de vos réponses et de votre aide.
Nous sommes très motivées.
Bien cordialement.
Bonjour ,
Je cherche à créer une association humanitaire sur le territoire malien et j'aimerai avoir des conseils pour m'aider
Je cherche à créer une association humanitaire sur le territoire malien et j'aimerai avoir des conseils pour m'aider