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Thank you for your interest in volunteering/helping support Living Hope, Vladivostok, Russia
Camp Teams (dates vary but are within Northern School Holidays) - Annually
This is usually headed up by a New Zealand group, and there is plenty of opportunity to be involved.
If you are interested in helping at our summer camps, please contact us for more details.
Renovate Flats for Street Kids - April 2011
Join a team of New Zealanders coming to Vladivostok in April 2011 to do basic DIY (painting, plastering, replacing carpets etc) on flats for street kids.
Making the flats a pleasant environment to live in is key to providing these soical orphans with dignity and hope for the future.
No prior building experience required Departs NZ 15 April 2010.
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Project teams - Annually
These are specific teams coming up to Vladivostok to run building projects, help with maintenance and miscellaneous other projects.
Other volunteer work - Anytime (conditions apply)
Due to the language barrier, there is often not a real opportunity for volunteers to be involved in the day to day functions of the centre or actual humanitarian aid work. However if you are a Russian language speaker or have skills you believe we may be able to use, outside of the teams above, please contact us.
For example; IT/computer networking skills, seamstress, security guard etc...
Long term volunteering
Due to Russian visa application law changes the maximum visa available is 3 months.
If you would like to be an ongoing volunteer, please be aware that you will be required under Russian visa requirements, to return your 'country of nationality' as shown on your passport for a minimum of three months at the end of your visit, before returning for another maximum 3 month period.
Language training
We ask all volunteers to consider undergoing some language training before arriving in Russia. Vladivostok is a difficult city to get around if you cannot read the alphabet or communicate basic phrases. Unlike other major international cities, English is not widely spoken in Vladivostok.
Volunteer application form
If you believe that this is something you would like to be involved in, , and post/email back to us. We will be in contact with you shortly afterward.
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