Volunteer-Abroad & Opportunities-DIVOG

Welcome to Disaster Volunteers of Ghana.We are located in the beautiful Volta region of Ghana.  Many people have said that Ghanaians are some of the friendliest people in the world which is just one of the many reasons to volunteer in Africa with DIVOG. As an NGO Volunteer work in Ghana Programs provider and Charity work Abroad projects Organization has for the past seven (7) years offered successful Ngo Volunteer-Programs-Placements in many deprived communities in the Volta Region of Ghana

Disaster Volunteers of Ghana was officially established in 2002. We saw the need in our communities for development projects and felt that it was a disaster that someone needed to do something about. As educated Ghanaians, we all felt the need to give other access the same gift of education that we have been blessed with. We were determined to develop a program that was different from the many other non-profit organizations that work in Ghana. One of our principal goals is to involve the entire community in each project that we work on. We know that if a community is invested in their futures, the project will be successful. When foreign volunteers show an interest in the community development program, it only intensifies the drive to make it a sustainable and worthwhile project. By connecting volunteers with Ghanaians in need, we create a mutually beneficial relationship of learning and sharing.

Divog volunteer ngo programs in Ghana include teaching English,Mathematics in primary and high schools,working at orphanages, medical students or doctors and nurses volunteering at hospitals and clinics, HIV/AIDS volunteering, coaching-sports and building of schools,clincs,washrooms toilet construction workcamps.Volunteers can work on any of these projects whiles sharing love and passion in the communities as well as tailored volunteer packages for families on summer abroad breaks.

VOLUNTARY PROGRAM ABROAD
+Volunteer in Ghana Orphanages
+Summer Voluntary WorkCamps Ghana
+Volunteer Teaching Math’s, English, French, Science & Computer in schools
+Africa Voluntary Volunteer Construction Work Camp
+Medical student Healthcare Volunteer Work Ghana
+Volunteer Farming Projects.
+Volunteering Computer/IT Voluntary Work
+Summer Volunteer programs Abroad
+Volunteer in Ghana
+Family Volunteering Abroad
+Frivilligt Arbejde i Udlandet
+Volunteer Cheap Program

WHY VOLUNTEER WITH DIVOG
Bridging cultures and building opportunities is very important to DIVOG, which is why our volunteers work alongside Ghanaians to better the future of our country. In addition to helping others, our volunteers further benefit from true cultural immersion achieved by a home stay at their volunteer work site. Living, working, and eating alongside a Ghanaian family each day are great ways to broaden your horizon and completely immerse yourself in another culture.Many people have said that Ghanaians are some of the friendliest people in the world which is just one of the many reasons to volunteer with DIVOG

ABOUT US-VOLUNTEERING IN GHANA

Disaster Volunteers of Ghana (DIVOG) is a volunteer based volunteering, non profit, non-partisan, non-governmental organisation (NGO) registered in Ghana and working to assist in the improvement of the lot of the vulnerable and deprived in society through volunteer programs and projects in teaching mathematics and english education, healthcare/medical student and community development initiated projects like construction of schools,washrooms,library playgrounds and other integrated rural development projects that worked in developing countries.
DIVOG Volunteer Programs head office is based in Ho Municipality which is the Volta Region of Ghana. DIVOG has worked with some individual volunteers of the American Peace Corps Ghana, Stacy Kreger in Awudome Senior High School, and Peter Sodden in Amedzofe Community in their communities. Some staff of DIVOG also worked with DC Care International, Evangel Community Mission, Ghana, Save Windows and Orphanage Development Center and International Medical Student Volunteers from the Section for Tropical Medicine, Slovenia.