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16 June 2008 19,940 views 15 Comments

Volunteer Your Time Teaching Kids In Bali



If you are looking for a list of companies that provide a service to volunteer in Bali please visit our FAQ on companies that provide volunteering services.

More volunteering opportunities in BaliThere are many other Orphanages that need help, if you would like to volunteer to help children in Bali and are looking for Orphanages to help take a look at the list of Orphanages here.

You can help by:

  1. Sponsoring a child.
  2. Volunteering (unpaid) your time while you are traveling, play games, teach English, or help out in the nursery; studies show that even playing with a baby for one afternoon a month will give them warmth and love necessary for development.
  3. Bringing donations. New and used toys, clothes, and household appliances are needed. Children’s clothes are especially needed, but is also happy to receive adult clothes, as there are many needed people in the area.
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  • June Thomas said:

    I am a social worker/counsellor and have a very small amount of Indonesian language. Do I require any special skills to teach in Bali?

    # 15 February 2009 at 7:52 am
  • Admin said:

    Hi June,

    Not at all. Indonesian will help but you will find most orphanages and schools in Bali are run by people who have at least one person who can speak English. Simply spending time playing games or music would be greatly appreciated. If you are interested in helping the Seeds Of Hope Orphanage you can email Sandra directly. She speaks perfect English. There are also many other orphanages in Bali but we only support the Seeds Of Hope Orphanage.

    If you need more help feel free to contact me on 0845 388 9501.

    Harriet

    # 15 February 2009 at 8:39 am
  • kirsty douglas said:

    Hi there, i am very interested in volunteering with children in orphanages in bali, is this something i could organise through you? could u tell me more about it? many thanks, kirsty douglas

    # 7 September 2010 at 1:07 pm
  • Mark Lapierre said:

    Hi, I am an experienced teacher who has been teaching in Thailand since 2007 at the same private school for the entire time.
    I am from Vancouver, Canada, male, 50 years old.

    Can you point me in the correct direction for possible teaching positions in Bali … ? Thanks so much,

    Sincerely,
    Markie J. Lapierre

    # 18 February 2011 at 1:14 pm
  • Karter said:

    Hi I am currently in Australia and will be until May 7th. I would love to come to Bali and do any sort of volunteer work. Is there any direction someone can point me. I am 23 University graduate from the United States.

    # 1 March 2011 at 1:22 pm
  • Amanda said:

    I am a primary trained teacher. Currently working special Education. Interested in doing some work during my holidays – what would be available? Any special requirements? Cheers Amanda

    # 28 April 2011 at 10:46 pm
  • Harm Selten said:

    Hello
    I try to arrange some volunteering @ Bali. But i find it very difficult because a lot of people don’t respond or the organisation is just to big for me. Are there people who can help me with some interesting locations? Thanks for responding!

    Harm

    # 20 May 2011 at 5:25 am
  • gatot malaisianto said:

    let me share my thank and expectation to have opportunity to devote the knowledge I study from doctoral of sure institute theological foundation and passing schoolar and post graduate program to teach foreign language [english and dutch] in the time waiting finishingmy scientific academic research in bible vertalen van amsterdam universitiet and buckingham palace bible class by distance learning.
    thank you very much for your help and understanding.
    every guidance and counselling are welcome to me.
    gatot malaisianto[schoolar/master of ambassador university,www: ambassador college/university alumny in graduate .com]
    kedung tarukan wetan 1 surabaya

    # 17 September 2011 at 6:39 am
  • celeste said:

    HI
    Im interested to do volunteering work (orphanage) in Bali how can i go about it? and what are the cost i need to bear, please help me with details /info? Thanks

    Celeste

    # 31 October 2011 at 4:19 am
  • Jenni C said:

    Hello! I am a teacher here in the states, I also am a life advocate and teach fetal development. I don’t have much money but thought perhaps this could be a wonderful opportunity to get my church together with some of us and do a fundraiser to go over there and help! I would like to present this with it already “mapped” out just in case it is a go! I am thinking a year or few years from now I want this to be actually happening. Please send me more information on what we can do to make this happen, and details of what we need to know. I have never left the country and speak one language. Could we bring children? (our kids)? Is that smart or perhaps a certain age requirement? If yes then what are the dangers compared to the U.S. (if it is too much risk then just say no to the kids coming lol). I would love more info, prices, time, what it takes for a group of us to come help with the kids at the orphanage. (whether we go through your org. or not, any help or info is great!) Perhaps we can build another orphanage if there is a lack of them there, but there would have to be workers willing to take care of it (that live there) when we left of course. Please let me know how we can help. Thank you. Email me – JC_Life_advocate@hotmail.com

    # 5 November 2011 at 10:22 pm
  • ayi said:

    hi there,
    I am interested to do volunteering in Bali. I am still in an undergraduate progran in a university in Indonesia. Can I have the infos for the volunteering programs? For example the period, since I am still studying in West Java. Thank You

    Ayi

    # 15 December 2011 at 5:37 pm
  • Jamie said:

    Hi June,
    I was just wondering if we were able to have a chat? possibly over the phone? i’ll be heading over to bali this year in July for yet to be decided and am seriously interested in doing some voluntary work at the schools in the near by area to where il be staying.
    x

    # 15 March 2012 at 7:44 am
  • Jamie said:

    Hey June,
    I was just wondering if we were able to have a chat, possibly over the phone?.
    I’m heading over to bali this year in July decided as to how long, But am seriously interrested in doing some volantire work at schools in the near by area to which i will be staying at.

    # 15 March 2012 at 7:58 am
  • Alma Mainz said:

    Hi my name is Alma Mainz. I just moved to Bali 7 months ago from the States. I was a dental hygienist back home. I was wondering if you could use me. I could come teach the kids about the importance of flossing/brushing/fluoride, and do a demonstration. I would like to see that all the kids have brushes and floss. would probably talk for 45 min? How many kids are there? Are you interested in this service? Kindly let me know. Thank you, Alma

    # 26 July 2012 at 2:10 am
  • Ricky Mead said:

    Hi there,
    I am interested in giving back to Bali and the wonderful people of Indonesia through volunteering in Bali with both myself and my wife. We would ultimately like to volunteer with ourselves and our 4 children but only after a couple of initial volunteering placements/missions. We have both experience in caring for and teaching disadvantaged children and young people and children with disabilities. I have a number of undergraduate Certificate,Diploma and Bachelor qualifications in Education,Youthwork, OHS and Vocational Education and Training. I am also in the process of completing my Masters of Learning management and transitioning into my PhD in early 2015. Both myself and my wife have varied life and work experience in a multitude of different areas from childcare to construction and project management, humanitarian assistance and business. Initially we would like to come for a short term such as 1.5 to 2 weeks and if that goes well come back and do further volunteering with our family. I am learning Arabic and have taught English as a second language from beginners to university level before. I currently teach into the vocational education and training sector in Australia and am the lead teacher and specialist for Youth work, Community Development and services, Life Coaching, Child Protection and Child, Youth and Family Intervention for the largest training provider in Australia. I have also developed, sourced funding, set up and am running a variety of Educational, Health, Vocational Training and Agricultural projects in war torn areas of South Sudan so am not afraid to get my hands dirty and am wanting to be on the ground helping wherever possible. Please I do apologise for giving you my life story but am keen and eager to make positive changes in people’s lifes so if you know of anyway you can help me and my wife to go and help in Bali or elsewhere I would love to hear from you. Thanks – Rick! :D

    # 22 January 2013 at 1:06 pm

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