Project Description

Sports Program

Sports Education, done differently!

Join us to volunteer by teaching children new sports and making it fun for them and yourself at the same time. Regular exercise provides children with many mental and physical benefits while teaching vital life skills such as teamwork and communication.

Our Sports Programs are located in different areas of Kenya, where you could live with a host family or in a volunteer house while immersing yourself in Kenyan culture and way of life. You might even want to bring your ice skates!

Sports Education, done differently! in Kenya
4 weeks
Minimum stay
4 to 6 hrs
Typical working day
Multiple
Locations across Kenya

Who can join

  • ✓Be athletic and in good physical shape to keep up daily exercise with the children
  • ✓Prepared to commit to volunteering for a minimum of 4 weeks
  • ✓Prepared to build and create a training schedule for the children
  • ✓Self-motivated, goal-oriented, with coaching experience preferred but not required

Our goal

Our goal for sports education is to help children get daily exercise. Many children, including those with special needs, are reluctant to be active without structured support.

By having you there to guide and encourage them, we fill a critical gap in their daily routine, keeping them healthy, active, and educated about athletics.

Sport is a fantastic way to build physical skills and coordination while giving children an unforgettable, joyful experience!

Highlights

Learn Swahili from the children you teach

Go on a safari in Kenya

Make a difference in the life of a child

Make memories that will last a lifetime

Form friendships that will last forever

“Playing sports and getting to go ice skating in Kenya was a bonus on an already memorable experience.”

Anonymous Volunteer

A typical day

A volunteer’s work day on this project generally lasts between 4 and 6 hours. You may go ice skating and be asked to create a training plan for the children. While we ask all volunteers to be flexible, a typical schedule looks like this:

7:00 to 7:30am
Breakfast at the volunteer house
7:30 to 8:00am
Walk or bus to your project site
9:00am
Volunteering duties start
During the day
Tea and lunch breaks (timing varies based on the needs of local staff and volunteers)
3:00pm
Volunteering duties end
3:30pm
Walk or bus back to the accommodation
Evenings
Free time to explore the local area, check out markets and shopping, or just hang out

Ready to make a difference?

Apply today or find out more about costs and what to expect.