We are looking for a volunteer in Albania
Come to Albania for 12 months and help improve the lives of marginalised communities! The seconded volunteer will receive a monthly pocket allowance of €880 (net) to cover expenses at the place of work. ADRA Albania has for many years focused on supporting marginalized groups such as Roma, Egyptians and returnees. Through various projects, it addresses critical societal issues such as [...]
We are looking for a volunteer in Uganda
Join us for 10 months in Uganda and help support refugees in Africa! The selected volunteer(s) will receive a monthly pocket allowance of €1100 net to cover expenses in the field. Want to learn how humanitarian projects work in practice? Gain valuable experience in monitoring, data analysis and reporting? If you are motivated, [...]
Safe water for families in Lebanon
The unavailability of safe drinking water in Lebanon poses a challenge not only for Syrian refugee families, but also for the local Lebanese community. Many households are forced to use water stored in ponds, tanks or reservoirs that are unsafe and lead to various health problems such as cholera, hepatitis A and scabies. The distribution of 1,082 plastic [...]
Light for Al Favour
100 solar street lamps and the nights in Al Favour are no longer dark.
Tasting water in Syria
Miles of pipes are already underground and water is flowing into homes. The earthquake in Syria destroyed homes and disrupted water networks. ADRA Slovakia is implementing a humanitarian aid project directly in Lattakia, donated by SlovakAID. Our partners from ADRA Syria have made new connections in the Datoor district and the village of Al Russassye, which I was able to visit personally these days. Kilometres of pipelines are already underground [...]
Working with children from Roma communities in Belgrade
Our volunteer Kristina writes about the obstacles facing Roma children in Serbia. During my volunteering with ADRA Serbia in Belgrade, I was also involved in working with marginalized groups, especially Roma communities. Within the community centre we focused mainly on school-age children, but we also supported adults by providing [...]
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