Volunteering at Queen Elizabeth National Park
Uganda Community Tourism Association in collaboration with Pearls of Uganda plans volunteer activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Volunteering is an active African vocation that combines a vacation trip with several volunteer tasks in rural Uganda, for example, teaching, helping windows, research scientists, hospitals and health centers.
Most volunteer projects involve helping churches, building homes for the homeless, teaching agricultural skills to nearby farmers, and tree planting. From volunteer work, the participants get knowledge of African culture, create lifelong friendships and memories occasionally spanning eternity.
Uganda ranks highest among all the African nations with regard to volunteer opportunities. There are several grass root groups, which makes this possible. These groups arrange the chances for voluntary work. The grass root groups have direct ties to rural communities that supply information for the volunteers.
Reasons For Volunteering
Making a difference to the people living near national parks in rural, to show kindness to the first class people that need, and, you can add your personal reasons to do vacations in Queen Elizabeth national park. These are the several basing grounds for your voluntary work in the park.
Benefits from the voluntary work
Volunteering at Queen Elizabeth national park has benefits for the communities there as well as for you in terms of charitable extensions. You can also enjoy imparting a skill to another rural resident. You also get to see animals in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Note: Many volunteer positions in Uganda entail a spend or contribution on top of the expense of living, thus the rural people have less expected of them. The Uganda community tourism association (UCTA) and Pearls of Uganda coordinate most volunteer opportunities for national park communities; further volunteer information can be accessed by visiting the web pages of the later listed organizations.
