
GUIDESTAR PRO REPORT
September 29, 2020 www.guidestar.org Global Volunteers
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Programs & Results
PROGRAMS
Source: Self-Reported by Organization,
September 2020
Tanzania Service Program
Population(s) Served:
Indigenous people
Children and youth (0-19 years)
Budget: n/a
Global Volunteers' Tanzania program was
launched in 1984 to enable volunteers to
provide direct assistance to impoverished
villagers in the Iringa district. Under the broad
community development focus of Reaching
Children's Potential (RCP) volunteers work on
projects to help end childhood stunting.
Assignments include health, nutrition and
hygiene education, parent workshops on early
childhood education and pre-natal care,
English instruction, numeracy, computer
literacy, and repair and maintenance of
community buildings.
Cook Islands Service Program
Population(s) Served:
Indigenous people
Children and youth (0-19 years)
Budget: n/a
Global Volunteers teams assists more than 80
local organizations to improve educational,
health and social services on the island of
Rarotonga. Volunteers work alongside
teachers, families and community leaders
we’ve served since 1988. Service projects
include classroom tutoring, library assistance,
computer literacy, early childhood education,
and labor and maintenance.
U.S. Service Programs - Montana,
New Mexico, South Dakota & West
Virginia
Population(s) Served:
Indigenous people
Children and youth (0-19 years)
Budget: n/a
Volunteers assist local leaders with capacity
building in areas of extreme poverty through
classroom tutoring, home building and repair,
family crisis support, substance abuse
interventions, elder care and outreach,
summer recreation programs, and labor
projects. Programs are conducted on the
Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana, the
Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, at the
Hernandez Elementary School in Española,
New Mexico, and in Fayette County, West
Virginia.
Cuba Service Program
Population(s) Served:
Indigenous people
People of Latin American descent
Budget: n/a
Global Volunteers began its Cuban service
partnership in 2012 in compliance with U.S.
regulations. Volunteers help advance English
competency, improve community buildings,
support elders, help enhance economic vitality
and contribute to Cuban civil society.
Ecuador Service Program
Population(s) Served:
Indigenous people
Infants to preschool (under age 5)
Budget: n/a
Global Volunteers has mobilized volunteer
teams to care for children and support mothers
in Ecuador since 1996. Volunteers contribute
their skills and material resources to families
living on the margins in Quito by teaching
English and preschool skills to children and
maintaining buildings and expanding safe
learning spaces.
Greece Service Program
Population(s) Served:
Indigenous people
Children and youth (0-19 years)
Budget: n/a
Since 1996, Global Volunteers teams have
worked in partnership with local leaders on the
island of Crete to provide English language
instruction to children of all ages in after-
school programs, summer camps and small
groups. Volunteers will often do one on one
tutoring with local adults who want to advance
their careers.
Vietnam Service Program
Population(s) Served:
Indigenous people
Children and youth (0-19 years)
Budget: n/a
Global Volunteers teams teach conversational
English to students, blind young adults and
government researchers to help advance their
school and professional capacities. At the
Vietnam Institute for Development Strategy
(VIDS), a research center on national socio-
economic development strategies, volunteers
are a resource to their English Communication
Program. At Blind-Link, volunteers teach basic
English skills to visually impaired youth who
are in training for professional massage
therapy careers. In Hanoi grade schools and
universities, volunteers teach conversational
English in classrooms and small groups -
customized to the students' needs.
Peru Service Program
Population(s) Served:
Indigenous people