humanitarian
fiji
beginner English
From 2 to 24 weeks
16 ans

Construction project in Fiji

This international humanitarian construction workcamp was initiated to support the local community by rebuilding what was destroyed after the cyclone. This project, based in the Sigatoka region, is a fantastic opportunity during a humanitarian trip to work hand in hand with the local community in general and participate in the renovation of schools in particular.

Construction Volunteer Program: Tasks

In addition to ongoing projects, you can also take part in landscaping the surroundings, painting local schools, and renovating classrooms. Many schools we work with do not have the necessary funds to upgrade their classrooms or build libraries and information centers. That’s where we come in.

In many regions of Fiji, thousands of families live in inadequate housing, and children attend school in unsanitary buildings. Our construction project aims to create new, higher-quality structures so that children can receive an education in comfortable and secure classrooms. On average, you will work approximately 6 hours per day on the project.

Volunteer Schedule on the International Humanitarian Workcamp (Example)

On Monday, after breakfast, you will start planning the project with the assigned coordinator. Once you have planned the project and received relevant information about your mission, you can have lunch and then head to the work site. Once your work for the day is completed, you will participate in a debriefing meeting on the first day of your internship with your coordinator.

For the rest of the week, your day will start a bit earlier. You will be taken to the work site and assigned specific tasks for the day. A coordinator will be present to guide you during the project. After lunch, you will continue with construction and renovation activities on the international humanitarian workcamp.


Volunteer in Fiji on a Construction Project

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included

Pre-departure assistance
24 hour supervision on site
Welcoming and orientation upon arrival
Welcome meeting
Secure housing
3 meals a day on weekdays, 2 on weekends
Project training
Equipment and materials

not included

Flight tickets
Travel and repatriation insurance
Personal expenses (snacks, drinks, excursions...)

MISSION BUDGET

Every Sunday
Duration during the week
Budget total mission
2 weeks
1240 €
3 weeks
1655 €
4 weeks
2140 €
5 weeks
2575 €
6 weeks
3010 €
7 weeks
3445 €
8 weeks
3880 €
10 weeks
4850 €
12 weeks
5820 €

A supplement of €200 applies to participants aged under 18. For more information, meet on the youth area.

ONCE THERE

Your Accommodation

Participants will be accommodated in our beachfront center located in the Sigatoka region, although this may vary depending on the project you are enrolled in. The accommodation is dormitory-style with a private bathroom. There are refrigerators provided in the accommodations for the convenience of participants. The house has a garden as well as a volleyball court.

Bed sheets are included. Volunteers must bring their own towels and toiletries. Laundry service is available.

Additional Information

Project Location

The Coral Coast is the coastline that connects Suva and Sigatoka, spanning a vast area along the southeast coast of Fiji. The location is perfect, with a beautiful stretch of coastline, the island’s best beaches, and a relaxed atmosphere.

The region offers a wide variety of activities, from surfing to shark feeding to excursions. Lush rainforests, rivers, and waterfalls are within reach for nature hikes.

Meals

On weekdays, breakfast is in Western style, and lunch and dinner are in typical Fijian style. Breakfast and dinner are provided during the weekend.

Conditions for Participation

– Minimum age requirement: 16 years old.

– Intermediate level of English proficiency required.

– Vaccinations: Diphtheria, Typhus, Typhoid, Hepatitis A, and Polio. Consult your doctor for advice on rabies vaccination and antimalarial treatment.

– Copy of passport.

– Copy of criminal record.


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