Kenya Voluntary & Community Development Project( KVCDP)
Volunteer in Kenya for a life changing experience
KVCDP is a non-governmental organization working with both local and international volunteers to bring change at the grass-root level mainly rural areas. KVCDP has it's head office in Nairobi with operational programs in Wagusu village-Bondo. The programs were chosen according to the pressing needs of the rural set ups.
KVCDP operates by placing volunteers in their various programs this has enable the volunteers and interns to use their skills, talents,
and experience in different programs as indicated below:
-Children-Orphanages/day care centers
-Health/medical
-Sports
-Environmental conservation.
-Youths
-Teaching in local schools.
-HIV/AIDS
Program fee for 2013
- Cost for two weeks $480
- Cost for three weeks $587
- Cost for one Month $694
- Cost for five weeks $801
- Cost for six weeks $9O8
- Cost for seven weeks $1015
- Cost for two Months $1122
Shangilia Day care center
As an organization working with orphans and vulnerable children we realize that during early childhood, children are learning to get along with others. Early social skill is important in children's overall development as children build a sense of their abilities at a very early age. In addition, social interactions play an important role in other developmental domains.
For example, children use social interactions as a way to practice language and problem solving skills. In fact, children who interact most often with peers are the children who have the best-developed language skills. And, of course children enjoy interacting with peers as other children are more likely to share the same interests and have similar abilities. When children have healthy social interaction skills we find that by age three they are interacting more with peers than with the teachers in the classroom. That is why the organization built Shangilia Day care as shown below.
For more information please go to.http://www.facebook.com/KenyaVoluntaryAndCommunityDevelopmentProject?ref=ts&fref=ts
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