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Volunteer in Romania
The ProgramEach home is run like a family unit, where volunteers will act as a mother, father, brother, or sister. There are opportunities to teach, counsel and help with feeding, cooking and cleaning, depending on your skills and experiences. There is a huge focus on the children having FUN, being happy and enjoying the rest of their lives. This is in real contrast to the devastating conditions they have experienced in the state run institutions. The minimum age for this program is 21. If this excludes you then you may be interested in our other orphanage programs in Nepal, Kenya, or Vietnam, or in one of the other programs listed above. To view some photos of the children click here. Program Location
Program RequirementsAs a volunteer on the project you must:
Program ScheduleYou can start the program at any time during the year. There is a minimum volunteer time of 6 weeks and a maximum of 3 months. Because of the nature of the work, all volunteers are required to obtain a doctor's certificate and a police report. Program CostA US$350 application fee (fully refundable if you decide not to go) will secure your place on the program, with your program fee due for payment eight weeks before you begin your placement. You only pay your application fee once and then you can access any of GVN's volunteer programs over the next 5 years. Your application fee includes the following benefits:
Once your application fee is paid the remainder of the cost for your time in the Romania program is:
The in-country fee covers administrative charge, training, accommodation and meals during training and placement, and supervision. You will also need to meet the costs of your flights, visa, shots, travel insurance, police check, corresponding airport departure tax, transportation to and from the airport, and personal expenses. Your program fee includes the following benefits:
Apply for the Romania Program
Your application process is free and seamless and if you are successful we will provide you with a choice of application fee payment options that include a secure online service. We also are one of the few organizations that offer a full money back guarantee on your application fee if you decide not to go. Frequently Asked Questions
Volunteer Journals
If you would like to read about the experiences of some of our volunteers who are currently volunteering, you can do so here. This journal service is provided free to all our volunteers. Articles
Read an article written about one of our volunteers in Romania. Book Resources
We have a selection of books available that you may find useful if you decide to volunteer in Romania. Application ProcessAll applicants will be notified by email as to whether their application has been successful. (1) Complete the Application Form: Fill out the application form below. Upon receipt of the form we will assess your suitability for the program within two working days. (2) Contact You: If you are successful we will then email you a provisional letter of acceptance. (3) Decision Point: Once you have read through the provisional letter of acceptance and we have answered any questions or concerns that you might have, it is time to pay your US $350 application fee to secure your place on the program. Please note that we will fully refund your application fee if you decide not to go. (4) Confirmation: Once the application fee is paid, our volunteer partner will contact you to ensure everything is organized. We will also send you the link to our program guide which covers topics such as country information, travel links, visa application process, fundraising ideas and much more! (5) Communication & Support: Throughout the application process, we are committed to working with you to answer any of your questions or concerns. During your placement we are also available as a form of support to you as a volunteer and will email you while in country to discuss how the program is going. To apply for this program, click here |
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