My Mother Land’s Agriculture project aims to be a sustainable food provider for families in the areas. Volunteers will gain experience in agriculture while helping local farmers provide food and resources for disadvantaged children in their communities.
Food can be scarce for those in low-income communities in Zimbabwe, and there is much to be gained by having it grown by local agriculturists. Volunteers can be a great help to farmers who need extra pairs of hands to scale their production and make their operations more efficient and sustainable. The focus of this project is to address the difficulties facing locals in the area in terms of providing a sustainable food source for the children.
As an Agriculture volunteer your tasks will depend on the season and your exact placement, which will be determined based on the needs of the local community. You should expect volunteer work to be physical and labor intensive. More experienced volunteers may be able to assist in developing the project and teaching new techniques to locals, helping them to farm their crops and animals more effectively.
As an Agriculture volunteer in Zimbabwe you’ll be adding value to the local community, while also developing personally and professionally by:
Are you unsure where to start? Not sure how to choose the project that’s right for you? No idea what to pack? Don’t worry, we’re here to help you make the right decisions and give you plenty of advice on packing for your volunteering trip abroad.
Respect local dress codes and cultural beliefs.
Packing essentials becomes easier with our helpful tips. Don't overpack; you can use on-site laundry facilities.
Consider eco-friendly items like cloth shopping bags and reusable water bottles.
If you want to donate extra items, we can provide a wish-list for your chosen project.
-Most travelers to Zimbabwe don't require visas or vaccinations. However, exceptions apply.
- Check visa requirements with your nearest consulate or embassy.
- Consult your doctor for recommended vaccinations like hepatitis and tetanus.
- Stay connected with local SIM cards available near project locations.
- Consider a 5G-enabled eSIM for coverage across countries.
- Bring extra memory cards for your camera and a USB for sharing photos.
- Multiple international airlines offer flights to Zimbabwe.
- Flights may transit through airports like Johannesburg's OR Tambo International and Addis Ababa Ethopia.
- Rest assured, we'll meet you at the airport, ensuring your safe transport to the project.
- Arrange travel insurance covering medical requirements and full air evacuation.
- Ensure repatriation is included.
- Consider providers like World Nomads- https://www.worldnomads.com/usa/travel-insurance for your travel insurance.
Your Zimbabwean journey with My Mother Land is now set for safety and success. We're excited to welcome you and make your experience memorable!
Providing Zimbabwean children in rural areas access to an education that fosters curiosity, leadership, and creativity in an effort to empower them to forge their own path.
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Columbus, OH 43211
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