Challenges Worldwide

Communications & Marketing Officer will work in Tanzania with a human rights organisation to develop a communications strategy to establish and maintain relationships with the various stakeholders and the wider public.

Legislative Advisor (Common Law) will assist an organisation in Belize to help draft Common Law Legislation in relation to the Tourism Development Act. (PERA).

Legal Advisor will be exposed to the human rights situation in India and the state in which the organisation operates. The volunteer will also be working on a diploma course on human rights and also a child sexual abuse campaign.

Social Worker to support a hospital in Cameroon by enhancing patient care through supporting pastoral staff, assessing and advising on discharge planning.

Web Designer will work alongside a human rights organisation in Tanzania to disseminate their work including researches and publications, trainings and capacity building, service delivery, and fundraising to various stakeholders via website design, a printed newsletter, and a printed brochure.

General Medical Practitioner to assist a hospital in Cameroon through the supervision of a ward, performing basic medical procedures and managing patients.

How your international volunteer assignment works

Our assignments work to match the business skills and experience of volunteers to the needs of our overseas partners around the world to help them deliver better services for their local communities. As a Challenges Worldwide volunteer you have the opportunity to make practical difference, as well as gaining professional and personal development experience. Challenges Worldwide doesn’t charge its local partners so you will be expected to raise funds to cover expenses.