Volunteering Solutions Reviews

"I joined NGO Support program - Human Rights and Women Empowerment in Morocco. \r\nFirst, thank you for support and kindness and support throughout my project. This was my first time to go to African continent by myself, so I got a bit tense at the beginning. However, not only local kind people but also VolSol nice staffs helped me a lot to have a great time there. I worked for local NGO, it has a significant meaning for me since I want to work in another country in the future. That was exactly what I sought for for a long time. Furthermore, I could have great friends there not only staying at Moroccan traditional house. Our relationship will long last. The weather was all beautiful, I didn't use my umbrella even once.\r\nHowever, there were some things that I wanted you to improve. Regarding the very volunteering, I wanted my boss to do instruction and showed me an over view of their work. I could not figure out what I should do for a few beginning days. \r\nAnd regarding house, there were largely 4 points. One is that there are no windows and 2 out of 6 lights didn't work at first, my room was always dark. And there was no laundry in my Riad, I had to pay extra money for cleaning service. And I could not rock up my room. My room was easy to get in, so I was always worried about my belongings and night. And there were no AC in the room, so I couldn't control the temperature in mornings and evenings. \r\nIf you are interested in this project, support for local NGO, women empowerment and human rights, you should check your belongings well. There are literally nothing except for bed, toilet, shower, washbasin.\r\nOverall, the life there was good and will work well for my future, but I wanted to know the facility before especially for security. I think that this program is worth paying on the whole, since we can connect supporter anytime and have house and meals, and great friends.\r\nI recommend you join! but don't forget to prepare well enough."

"I joined NGO Support program - Human Rights and Women Empowerment in Morocco. \r\nFirst, thank you for support and kindness and support throughout my project. This was my first time to go to African continent by myself, so I got a bit tense at the beginning. However, not only local kind people but also VolSol nice staffs helped me a lot to have a great time there. I worked for local NGO, it has a significant meaning for me since I want to work in another country in the future. That was exactly what I sought for for a long time. Furthermore, I could have great friends there not only staying at Moroccan traditional house. Our relationship will long last. The weather was all beautiful, I didn't use my umbrella even once.\r\nHowever, there were some things that I wanted you to improve. Regarding the very volunteering, I wanted my boss to do instruction and showed me an over view of their work. I could not figure out what I should do for a few beginning days. \r\nAnd regarding house, there were largely 4 points. One is that there are no windows and 2 out of 6 lights didn't work at first, my room was always dark. And there was no laundry in my Riad, I had to pay extra money for cleaning service. And I could not rock up my room. My room was easy to get in, so I was always worried about my belongings and night. And there were no AC in the room, so I couldn't control the temperature in mornings and evenings. \r\nIf you are interested in this project, support for local NGO, women empowerment and human rights, you should check your belongings well. There are literally nothing except for bed, toilet, shower, washbasin.\r\nOverall, the life there was good and will work well for my future, but I wanted to know the facility before especially for security. I think that this program is worth paying on the whole, since we can connect supporter anytime and have house and meals, and great friends.\r\nI recommend you join! but don't forget to prepare well enough."

"I joined NGO Support program - Human Rights and Women Empowerment in Morocco. \r\nFirst, thank you for support and kindness and support throughout my project. This was my first time to go to African continent by myself, so I got a bit tense at the beginning. However, not only local kind people but also VolSol nice staffs helped me a lot to have a great time there. I worked for local NGO, it has a significant meaning for me since I want to work in another country in the future. That was exactly what I sought for for a long time. Furthermore, I could have great friends there not only staying at Moroccan traditional house. Our relationship will long last. The weather was all beautiful, I didn't use my umbrella even once.\r\nHowever, there were some things that I wanted you to improve. Regarding the very volunteering, I wanted my boss to do instruction and showed me an over view of their work. I could not figure out what I should do for a few beginning days. \r\nAnd regarding house, there were largely 4 points. One is that there are no windows and 2 out of 6 lights didn't work at first, my room was always dark. And there was no laundry in my Riad, I had to pay extra money for cleaning service. And I could not rock up my room. My room was easy to get in, so I was always worried about my belongings and night. And there were no AC in the room, so I couldn't control the temperature in mornings and evenings. \r\nIf you are interested in this project, support for local NGO, women empowerment and human rights, you should check your belongings well. There are literally nothing except for bed, toilet, shower, washbasin.\r\nOverall, the life there was good and will work well for my future, but I wanted to know the facility before especially for security. I think that this program is worth paying on the whole, since we can connect supporter anytime and have house and meals, and great friends.\r\nI recommend you join! but don't forget to prepare well enough."

"I joined NGO Support program - Human Rights and Women Empowerment in Morocco. \r\nFirst, thank you for support and kindness and support throughout my project. This was my first time to go to African continent by myself, so I got a bit tense at the beginning. However, not only local kind people but also VolSol nice staffs helped me a lot to have a great time there. I worked for local NGO, it has a significant meaning for me since I want to work in another country in the future. That was exactly what I sought for for a long time. Furthermore, I could have great friends there not only staying at Moroccan traditional house. Our relationship will long last. The weather was all beautiful, I didn't use my umbrella even once.\r\nHowever, there were some things that I wanted you to improve. Regarding the very volunteering, I wanted my boss to do instruction and showed me an over view of their work. I could not figure out what I should do for a few beginning days. \r\nAnd regarding house, there were largely 4 points. One is that there are no windows and 2 out of 6 lights didn't work at first, my room was always dark. And there was no laundry in my Riad, I had to pay extra money for cleaning service. And I could not rock up my room. My room was easy to get in, so I was always worried about my belongings and night. And there were no AC in the room, so I couldn't control the temperature in mornings and evenings. \r\nIf you are interested in this project, support for local NGO, women empowerment and human rights, you should check your belongings well. There are literally nothing except for bed, toilet, shower, washbasin.\r\nOverall, the life there was good and will work well for my future, but I wanted to know the facility before especially for security. I think that this program is worth paying on the whole, since we can connect supporter anytime and have house and meals, and great friends.\r\nI recommend you join! but don't forget to prepare well enough."

"I will be forever grateful to Volunteering Solutions for giving me the opportunity to have one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. Volunteering in Kenya is something that allows you to open your eyes to something surreal. The children I met taught me much more than I could ever teach them. Their smiles and their eyes speak to you and warm your heart. Volunteering Solutions offers a 360\u00b0 experience, spending every day at the orphanage surrounded by wonderful people, while also taking care of you through Joe, a super attentive and supportive coordinator! I found a second family in Kenya, and I will never forget them! Thank you Volunteering Solutions \u2665\ufe0f"

"I will be forever grateful to Volunteering Solutions for giving me the opportunity to have one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. Volunteering in Kenya is something that allows you to open your eyes to something surreal. The children I met taught me much more than I could ever teach them. Their smiles and their eyes speak to you and warm your heart. Volunteering Solutions offers a 360\u00b0 experience, spending every day at the orphanage surrounded by wonderful people, while also taking care of you through Joe, a super attentive and supportive coordinator! I found a second family in Kenya, and I will never forget them! Thank you Volunteering Solutions \u2665\ufe0f"

"I will be forever grateful to Volunteering Solutions for giving me the opportunity to have one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. Volunteering in Kenya is something that allows you to open your eyes to something surreal. The children I met taught me much more than I could ever teach them. Their smiles and their eyes speak to you and warm your heart. Volunteering Solutions offers a 360\u00b0 experience, spending every day at the orphanage surrounded by wonderful people, while also taking care of you through Joe, a super attentive and supportive coordinator! I found a second family in Kenya, and I will never forget them! Thank you Volunteering Solutions \u2665\ufe0f"