Volunteering is one of the most rewarding ways you can make a real difference to people living in the toughest circumstances.
VSO sends volunteers rather than money. We work on long-term, sustainable solutions. Nothing compares with the satisfaction of translating generosity into
practical, life-changing
achievements.
VSO Jitolee works through volunteers – international and local professionals who share their skills and creativity in the fight against global poverty. Find out more about what we do and the areas we work in.
Do you have skills in natural resources manager or are you a HIV and AIDS professional? If so, we want to hear from you.
There are many ways to give to VSO Jitolee and support the volunteers working in the field. Find out how you can donate.
VSO Jitolee is just one of the many players involved in causing a desired change in the lives of the poor and disadvantaged in Kenya.
Pakistan could face a food security problem as wheat rust threatens the country's crops.
08/03/2010
The World Bank has told India that it has to do more towards HIV and AIDS prevention.
08/03/2010
Food shortage worries have surfaced in northern Nigeria following the mass migration of farmers from the south.
05/03/2010
A group of academics are deferring their course at university to partake in a volunteering scheme in Ghana.
05/03/2010
The issue of contraception is taking a prominent role in the election run-up in the Philippines.
04/03/2010
A Chinese professor has criticised the new education reform proposed by the country's government.
04/03/2010
Kansas University is holding a Peace Corps week to encourage more volunteers to help abroad.
03/03/2010
A landslide in Uganda has caused the deaths of over 80 people - with another 200 still missing.
03/03/2010
HIV and AIDS victims in an Indian village are to receive help from an American volunteer.
02/03/2010
A teacher from Holland has pledged to help out with a nursery school in the Gambia.
02/03/2010
