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AllPeopleBeHappy Volunteer Service Award 2027: Fully Funded 3-Week Volunteer Placements in Ghana, Tanzania and More (Apply by 15 November)

Hosanna Friday03 min read
AllPeopleBeHappy Volunteer Service Award 2027: fully funded three-week placements in Ghana, Zanzibar, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Jordan and Ecuador, apply by 15 November 2026 Closes in 3 days

AllPeopleBeHappy, a US nonprofit with special consultative status at the United Nations, is offering its Volunteer Service Award 2027: a fully funded, three-week volunteer placement with a community organisation, living with a local host family. Placements are in six countries, including Ghana and Tanzania.

It’s open to anyone aged 18 or over, and non-US citizens can apply. Applications close on 15 November 2026, but accepted applicants are interviewed and chosen on a rolling basis, so apply now.

At a Glance

Organiser AllPeopleBeHappy
Length 3 weeks, June–July 2027 (dates agreed with the host)
Where Ghana, Tanzania (Zanzibar), Nepal, Sri Lanka, Jordan and Ecuador
Who can apply Anyone 18+; non-US citizens eligible
Funding Airfare, insurance and all day-to-day costs
Deadline 15 November 2026 (rolling selection)

Placements for Summer 2027

  • Challenging Heights, Winneba, Ghana: education, community development and youth empowerment
  • Peace Humanity International, Ghana: peacebuilding, education and health
  • Welfare of Children and Youth Association, Ghana: youth empowerment and gender equity
  • OffGrid Zanzibar, Tanzania: renewable energy and sustainability (Swahili is a plus)
  • Rukmini Foundation, Nepal: girls’ education and gender equity
  • Visions Global Empowerment, Sri Lanka: education, youth leadership and human rights
  • Collateral Repair Project, Jordan: refugee support and community building
  • Nido de Vida, Ecuador: environmental conservation (Spanish required)

Benefits

  • Return airfare, insurance and all day-to-day expenses for the three weeks
  • A vetted homestay with a local family
  • Real work with a community organisation, 30–40 hours a week
  • Five virtual pre-departure training sessions with your cohort
  • Help getting university credit if your institution allows it

What you pay

  • Your own passport and visa fees, plus personal spending money
  • A US$250 refundable deposit, returned when you complete the programme. Financial help is available if the deposit is a barrier.

Eligibility

  • Be 18 or older by the application deadline.
  • Have a valid passport, or have applied for one, and meet the host country’s entry requirements.
  • Non-US citizens are eligible.
  • Have basic English, plus the local language where a placement asks for it.
  • Have the skills your chosen placement needs.
  • Complete the interview, sign the acceptance agreement and join all pre-departure meetings (January to June 2027).

How to Apply

  1. Read the placement list on the official page and choose the one that fits your skills.
  2. Fill in the online application form linked from the official page.
  3. If you’re shortlisted, interview with the AllPeopleBeHappy team and the host organisation.
  4. Apply by 15 November 2026, and earlier if you can, because places are filled on a rolling basis.

Official AllPeopleBeHappy Volunteer Service Award page

Questions: [email protected] (the contact listed on the official page)

Tips for African Applicants

  • Check visa rules first. Volunteers pay their own visa fees, so check the requirements for Nepal, Sri Lanka, Jordan or Ecuador before choosing.
  • Placements in Ghana or Tanzania may be simpler for many African applicants, with no long-haul visa.
  • Match your skills. Show relevant experience in teaching, research, energy, communications or community work.

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