Volunteer
with 
Quest4Change and make a difference
Questions to ask yourself:
1. Do you want to work with animals/in conservation?
2. Do you want to work with children?
3. Do you want to work on a construction project?
"On all of our projects we work together with local community to fight poverty and environmental destruction."
How did you answer? Check out the projects we think you might like to get involved in.
1. South America - Bolivia Animal Sanctuary - Manu Conservation Project
Africa - Swaziland Game reserve project
2. South America - Peru Children's Project - Rio Carnival Project
Africa - Malawi Orphan and Community Project - Tanzania Community Development Project
3. South America - Bolivia Animal Sanctuary Project - Peru Children's Project
Africa - Kenya Water Relief Project - Tanzania Community Development Project - Malawi Orphan and Community Project 
Watch the latest video from our volunteers in Tanzania
Find out more about the threat to Ambue Ari in Bolivia
Find out why we work in the shanty town of Villa Maria, Peru
Volunteer Voice:
"With only one day left in Babati, Tanzania, I cannot help but think back over how amazing the last 6 weeks have been. I have helped build a school, survived on a diet of beans and rice and most importantly, I have been lucky enough to meet and befriend a community of incredible, selfless and vibrant people ranging in ages from 3 to 83. I can honestly say that my experience here in Babati, with Quest, the Livingstone Tanzania Trust and the Waangwaray school has been something that I will never forget." Dixon Knox, Volunteer Tanzania 2009
“If I could
go back and do the whole thing again I don’t think I would change a single
part. It was exhausting but totally
worth it”
Victoria Spence, Volunteer Villa Maria 2009
“We built two cages at Jacj Cuisi which was really tough but ultimately very rewarding”
Hattie Foster, Volunteer Bolivia 2009
“This is a very worthwhile project – a feeling which is reinforced by the reaction of the school and the community to us”
Thomas Wills, Tanzania, 2009
“Building cages in Jacj Cuisi felt very worthwhile, especially after getting to meet the animals in Machia.”
Chris Bentley, Volunteer Bolivia 2009
