The Arem Foundation is a community-focused organization that operates in the Arusha region of Northern Tanzania and is registered under Tanzanian law. This foundation provides volunteers with the opportunity to participate in a variety of community initiatives and projects.
Volunteering in Tanzania allows you to immerse yourself in the culture and explore the country in a way few others can. You can choose where you’d like to work and help out with grass-root projects that have an impact on local communities.
Sign up for your volunteer journey with us and explore the various volunteering areas that Tanzania has to offer. Whether it be an orphanage, children’s center, a women empowerment project, a medical mission, an organic garden project, or a school, you will be sure to find a place you can call home during your volunteer time in Tanzania. Our team will be here to help you make the best decision and find the right volunteer opportunity that meets your individual needs. Begin your volunteering experience today and discover the possibilities that Tanzania has to offer!
One of the most important tools for human transformation from poor to advanced ways of life
In most of African culture including Tanzania still a woman is not considered equal to men.
The vastness of our country is giving you the wide chance to choose where you want to volunteer
Tanzania is one of the largest countries in East Africa. The vastness of our country is giving you the wide chance to choose where you want to volunteer, however, All our volunteering projects are community centred. We are situated in Northern Tanzania although we do our projects across the country.
If you're interested in volunteering in Tanzania, you can find a program that suits your budget. We offer a range of program fees that cover accommodation, meals, and in some cases support for the host organization. For more information on program fees, please check our program fee page. Your contribution will be a great help to the people of Tanzania, as it is one of the poorest countries in the world.
We expect certain skills from our international volunteers, thus certain requirements must be met during the application process. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old, although some children's projects such as day-cares and orphanages may make exceptions for those under 18 with special requests. Additionally, volunteers must have basic English skills in order to communicate with locals, as Tanzania is a member of the Commonwealth and English is one of the primary languages of communication among educated people.
