BE A GMAD VOLUNTEER IN GHANA

video by Chelsea Homer
NOTEWORTHY ITEMS:
  • Volunteer housing for families or groups is now available at our children's home in Ghana. It even has A/C. 😊
  • You can volunteer at the GMAD home as an individual volunteer, as a family, or as a self-organized group. If you haven't already, sign up for our emails below. 
  • The GMAD dental clinic is located onsite at the children's home and is ready for dental volunteers on a regular basis.
  • The volunteer handbook is updated regularly and is a great resource after or before you apply to serve in Ghana. 
Our volunteer handbook is updated regularly, be sure to look through it if you have any questions about volunteering in Ghana.
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(This handbook is not for Youth Group, Women's Group and Medical Mission volunteers)
​Go on a life-changing adventure.
​Be a GMAD Ghana volunteer.
  • Make a difference in the life of a needy child and change your own life forever
  • Visit, care for, teach, play with, love, and serve parentless children
  • Help operate, manage, and organize the GMAD children’s home in Ghana
  • Help educate elementary and middle school students at the neighboring school
  • Use your skills and interests: tell us how you would like to make a difference
  • Live onsite with other GMAD volunteers from all over the world
  • Travel around the world to equatorial Africa
  • Discover a new world, live a new culture
  • GMAD volunteers volunteer to work
  • Work hard: GMAD volunteers work at least 5 days a week (long days)
  • Play hard: 2 days a week are yours to explore the accessible beauties of Africa
  • Live onsite: room and board is $510 a month
  • No minimum and no maximum stay
  • Read our Ghana Volunteer Handbook for details about volunteering in Ghana
  • Become a Ghana Make A Difference volunteer – apply now
Get updates from GMAD. Let's make a difference together!
TRAVEL ADVICE
Here are some links to up-to-date Ghana travel advisories.
​We encourage you to check these out before traveling to Ghana.
U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention
U.S. Department of State - Bureau of Consular Affairs