Volunteers in Mozambique support education and healthcare initiatives. Volunteers are also crucial to building resilience among communities as well as and responding to natural disaster. We're currently active in Manica, Safala and Maputo provinces.
Volunteering in Mozambique
Volunteers on the EAGLE project have provided girls with school kits which include exercise books, pens, and a tablet to support with digital learning.
We have been working in Mozambique since 1998 and have a proud history of supporting health, education and health initiatives throughout the country.
Recently our body of trained national volunteers were activated in response to Cyclone Idai, reaching over 13,000 people with vital food aid. Volunteers have continued working with communities affected by the cyclone, supplying resources and providing support.
This year we are launching a five year education and livelihoods project. The Empowering Adolescent Girls to Learn and Earn (EAGLE) project will work with thousands of out-of-school boys and girls across Mozambique to improve access to education as well as enhancing business and life skills.
As a volunteer in Mozambique you can make a real difference. We'd love for you to join us.
Volunteer stories from Mozambique
Life in Mozambique since Cyclone Idai
Three years on, the people of Mozambique continue to face challenges as a result of Cyclone Idai. Read how VSO volunteers are are playing a critical role in building back better.
My incredible volunteer journey - Dr Bob Campbell
Dr Bob Campbell has used his professional experience and skills to support VSO’s programmes in Cambodia, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nigeria, and South Sudan. Here reflects on his journey with VSO, it's most memorable moments, and the key things it has taught him.