At SFLIG Volunteers, we do not charge volunteers for volunteering itself. The program fee only covers your upkeep, support, and program logistics while you are in Ghana.

Part of the program fee also contributes to supporting education opportunities for girls within the local community, helping create lasting social impact beyond volunteering.

Your Program Fee Includes:

* Pre-departure guidance and preparation support

* Airport pickup on arrival

* Orientation and safety briefing

* Accommodation (as specified in the accommodation section)

* Meals and food support (as specified in the food section)

* 24/7 local support network

* Local SIM card for communication

* Program supervision and coordination

* Donation support to placement projects

* Contribution toward girls’ education initiatives

* Certificate of recognition upon completion

* Reference or recommendation letter (available upon request after volunteering)

Our Commitment

We aim to keep our fees transparent and fair while ensuring volunteers are safe, supported, and able to focus fully on making meaningful impact

 Airport pickup is included in the volunteer program fee to ensure a safe and smooth arrival experience.

Volunteers will be picked up upon arrival at Kotoka International Airport in Accra by an authorized SFLIG Volunteers representative.

Prior to arrival, volunteers are asked to share their flight details and a recent photo to help with easy identification. Our local representative will also share their contact details and photo in advance to ensure a secure and clear meeting point.

Free airport Wi-Fi is available upon arrival. Volunteers are encouraged to connect to Wi-Fi and communicate with the assigned representative if needed.

Our team monitors arrival times to ensure timely pickup. From the airport, volunteers are transported directly to their accommodation.

We prioritize safety, clear communication, and comfort from the moment you arrive in Ghana

Arrival & Orientation

Upon arrival, volunteers receive an orientation that includes:

* Introduction to the local area and community

* Cultural guidance and expectations

* Health and safety information

* Transportation and daily logistics

* Program expectations and schedule overview

This helps volunteers settle in quickly and feel confident in their new environment.

Three meals per day are provided as part of the volunteer program to ensure volunteers feel comfortable, well supported, and able to focus on their work.

 Breakfast

Basic breakfast groceries are provided daily, allowing volunteers to prepare their own breakfast according to their preferences. Typical items include oats, eggs, bread, butter, peanut butter, tea, coffee, milk, and similar essentials. This flexible approach allows volunteers to eat at their own pace and according to personal dietary needs.

Lunch

Lunch is usually light and refreshing, often consisting of fresh seasonal fruits such as bananas, oranges, watermelon, pineapple, and apples. This keeps meals healthy and suitable for the warm climate.

 Dinner

Dinner is a balanced mix of local Ghanaian and international-style meals. Common dishes may include rice, noodles, yam, potatoes, spaghetti, and other nutritious options. This gives volunteers the opportunity to experience local cuisine while still enjoying familiar foods.

 Weekends & Cultural Exchange

On weekends, basic food ingredients are provided so volunteers can prepare their own meals. Many volunteers enjoy cooking together, sharing recipes, and introducing foods from their home countries. This creates a fun cultural exchange experience and allows volunteers to enjoy meals they may be craving.

Drinking Water

Safe drinking water is provided throughout the program