Kaya is dedicated to making a world of difference through responsible traveling. We promote sustainable social, environmental, and economic development in communities by offering over 150 ethical volunteer, internship, and cultural immersion programs based in 30+countries across Asia, Africa, and Americas.
Our sustainable, ethical program initiatives include virtual and in-person internships, volunteer placements, study abroad programs, and gap years where you can get involved in different fields, from conservation to healthcare to community development and education. Joining these programs will give you a chance to gain work experience abroad, explore a new culture, appreciate majestic landscapes, embark on great adventures while working with the communities and for the communities.
For over a decade, Kaya Responsible Travel is proud to be the only organization named finalists in "The Best Volunteering Organisation" at the British Youth Travel Awards every year since 2012 - including 2 gold medal wins! We consistently do the best for project matching, ethical practice, and participant support, so trust the experts and book your Kaya programs now with confidence.
To find out more, please contact one of our expert Placement Advisors via email at [email protected], via the Live Chat function on our website, or by phone - 0161 870 6212 (UK) or 413-517-0266 (US)
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