Volunteer With Small World

If you’ve been thinking about how to make a difference in the world, we have a great suggestion for you: become a volunteer, Share your skills and knowledge, or just your enthusiasm and dedication, and travel with us!  As a volunteer with The Small World, you will be making a positive difference for others in need who will welcome you with warmth, appreciation, and open arms as a family; you’ll work side by side with other volunteers with a common goal and make new friendships, and you’ll experience authentic Nepali culture up close and personal. Your perspectives will change, your world will expand, and your spirit will be nourished, according to our many volunteers.

Four ways to volunteer with The Small World

  • Individual Volunteer

    In the remote Everest region of Nepal, seven out of ten girls drop out of school after grade 10. Other than for reasons of poverty, the prevailing cultural view in Nepal favours sending boys to school and keeping the girls at home to take care of household chores. As a result, the literacy rate of women is just 23%.
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  • High School Students Community Service Travel

    A Volunteer adventure with The Small World is one of the best ways to discover the fascinating Nepali culture up close and personal, make a real difference in improving others’ lives, create warm and lasting friendships, plus have an unforgettable, life changing experience.

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  • Adult Group Volunteer

    A volunteer trip to the Himalayan region of Nepal will be a life changing experience for you. You will gain a unique perspective on a different way of life, while simultaneously contributing to effect far reaching changes in the lives of others. Being part of a group is an epic experience

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  • Solukhumbu Medical Camp

    Small World organized a free remote medical camp in October 2017 with an American team & Nepali team together along with including eye doctors, pediatricians, dermatologists, dentists, general physicians, pharmacists, and non-medical volunteers.

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