Volunteer Abroad Program From UVolunteer Offers Travel To Top Destinations To Help Serve Others

Online, June 4, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Volunteering is beneficial to both the volunteer and the community. Donating time and effort for a cause - and for essentially nothing in return - makes a tremendous difference in transforming a community while shaping a person into someone who values worthy causes. The need for volunteers in various projects and programs in the local, national and international settings are practically endless.

uVolunteer is an organization that operates an international volunteer abroad program. Founded in 2006 by Nathaniel Manu, uvolunteer.org is all about providing affordable yet great value volunteer working holidays abroad, offering overseas holidays for individuals, groups, families, colleges, institutions or local organizations that are looking to spend service trips around the globe.

Working with government, as well as non-government organizations, grassroots organizations and private partners, uVolunteer offers volunteer projects in fields such as Teaching English, Sports Coaching, Community Development, Eco-tourism, Wildlife and Environmental Conservation, and Media & Technology. In addition, projects for professionals in Healthcare, Medicine, Journalism and Law are also possible.

The majority of uVolunteer's volunteer abroad projects take place in Latin America, Africa and Asia. The volunteer program provides opportunities to all nationals and all group sizes.

Notably, uvolunteer.org is a team of specialists who offer placements in the three best volunteering destinations of Costa Rica, Ghana, and Thailand. The three countries run various programs that are unique and different from other organizations. uvolunteer.org offices - which are also operational centers in the continental regions - are located in the three countries, which are within walking distances from volunteer dorms.

At uvolunteer.org, people who want to go and volunteer in Costa Rica, volunteer in Costa Rica or Volunteer in Thailand are required to be at least 18, but others aged 17 who are interested may be accepted parental authorization. Placements for 10- to 16-year-olds are allowed when they are part of a family volunteer, or accompanied by a legal guardian or an authorized person who is at least 21 years old.

People who want to be part of life-changing volunteer programs in the service people around the world can visit www.uvolunteer.org to learn more about this noteworthy experience.