Volunteer in Tacloban City on the island of Leyte, for an unforgettable way to experience the Philippines, its culture, and people. In partnership with the Department of Social Welfare on the island of Leyte, World Endeavors is seeking an experienced, English-speaking deaf educator who can help the children by teaching computer classes. If you have demonstrated experience in this area, and wish to volunteer in the Philippines, we welcome your application. (more details)

Volunteer on the island of Leyte, for an unforgettable way to experience the Philippines, its culture, and people. Volunteers help shape young lives in the Philippines by sharing their English skills and teaching talents. They teach English and many other subjects to elementary school children from 5-12 years of age. Native or fluent English speakers with or without formal teaching experience can contribute greatly to a child's educational development. Volunteers assist local teachers in the ins... (more details)

Orphans are deprived of many opportunities necessary for their development. Through education and compassion, children are empowered to challenge a life of further poverty and exploitation. Volunteers provide basic daily care for the orphans and are also encouraged to actively participate in programs such as health education, games, drawing and painting. With such a variety of ways to participate, the orphanage experience provides volunteers many meaningful ways to approach service. (more details)

Neglected, abandoned, or run-away children on the streets in Tacloban City, Philippines live a life that is often void of love and warmth, safety, protection, and parental care. Volunteers help to change this reality through their involvement in after-school programs that focus on providing the children basic daily care. Volunteers work directly with a social worker from the Department of Social Welfare and may help to administer programs such as English language training, computer training, and... (more details)

The Department of Social Welfare is an active Philippine government agency whose mission is to help underprivileged children, families, the elderly, and the disabled in Tacloban City and the surrounding area. Volunteers can make a difference in the lives of these families through help with after school programs, adult education, computer training for teenagers and street children, and other valuable programs. (more details)