Amiro Abdulwahab

Reach Out Volunteers

At Reach Out Volunteers we believe you can change the world, one village at a time. Working hand-in-hand with its partner Reach Out Volunteers Charity we ensure that all projects are developed by the local community and create long-term sustainable benefit. If we can help a homeless family by building them a home we will have made a difference to that family. If we do this with enough families we will help that community. If we do this with enough communities we will help that country, and eventually, change the world. But we start by working with one village at a time. Volunteers assist in providing food, water, education, sanitation and shelter to deprived communities. Volunteers help in protecting endangered species of animals around the world by tracking, monitoring, feeding, and building safe and vegetated habitats. To produce a sustainable and long-term difference you must work on community driven projects. Whether you are building greenhouses in Peru, orphanages in South Africa or repairing houses and building classrooms in Cambodia our projects will have been developed and supported by the local communities we work with. This way communities get what they want. That's why the communities love our projects. They are involved in the decision making and building process and there is a great sense of attachment to the projects and to the volunteers who help to deliver on what the communities need most. This allows our volunteers to really get to know communities and individuals on a personal basis.