Here you'll direct all of your efforts towards the long term rehabilitation of animals. Experience hands-on volunteering with cheetahs, baboons, big cats and much more!

Give your contribution towards wildlife monitoring & conservation; learn about animal behaviour, reserve management and anti-poaching while living a lifetime experience!

Help with wildlife; feeding, treatment, rehabilitation of rescued injured, sick and orphaned animals and care of resident wild cats and other wildlife at a centre.

Volunteer at a facility that rescues abandoned and abused domestic animals, and helps rehabilitate them in the hope of finding them a new loving home.

Lean how to Surf whilst volunteering with kids!

Travel to SA to work alongside FGASA trained field guides on critical wildlife conservation initiatives while gaining experience needed for a career in conservation.

Gain practical experience working with children aged 1-6 Years old.

Volunteer at an ethical Big Cat sanctuary assisting with the ongoing care of lions and a tiger saved from dire captive situations mainly in the Ukraine.

We need your photo, video, media and marketing skills to help us grow our development, art, sports and upliftment projects for underpriviledged kids in the township.

Provide quality support to some of the most marginalized people in Cape Town and improve their future prospects.

Provide a quality education to underprivileged children in Cape Town and improve their future prospects.

Volunteer and Conserve the land, cultures and wildlife of Namibia and rescue species threatened by an ever-shrinking habitat.

Improve the future prospects of the people of South Africa and assist in the provision of quality medical care.

Work for the welfare of the local community and underprivileged children in Cape Town

Do you have a passion for animals and conservation? Then come now and be part of our amazing wildlife conservation project done in Namibia!

Come now and be a part of this unique and awesome Project! Help educate local and international visitors about the conservation plight of the great white sharks!