Nonprofit
Published 8/15/25 12:00AM

Working with Kids in Costa Rica

On-site, Volunteer must be in or near San Pedro-Montes de Oca, Costa Rica
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  • Details

    Commitment Details:
    1 week minimum
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Volunteers Needed:
    15
    Cause Areas:
    Community Development, Disability, Volunteering
    Good For:
    Public Groups
    Participation Requirements:
    Background Check, Attend Orientation
    Age Requirement:
    17+

    Description

    Working with Kids in Costa Rica

    Help and volunteer in a childcare project in Costa Rica.

    Working with Kids projects take place in orphanages, community centers, day cares, and other forms of childcare facilities. All of our childcare projects work with severely underprivileged children and your work there is highly valued.

    The children at these projects require a lot of care, attention, and most importantly companionship. Volunteers are encouraged to use their unique skills and interests when working with the children.

    Volunteers at Working with Kids projects may be asked to:

    • Spend time and do activities with the children
    • Develop workshops on music, dance, jewelry making, aerobics, etc.
    • Plan games and/or arts & crafts.
    • Help the kids with their school work

    Participants should expect their childcare project to feel disorganized, understaffed, and underfunded. In fact, this is why they need volunteers! The children are always happy to see volunteers and are very welcoming. Enthusiasm and creativity are truly needed and appreciated.

    Location

    On-site
    De La Farmacia La Bomba 75m South, San Pedro-Montes de Oca, CR

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