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At Africa Our Home, we are committed to delivering exceptional experiences that not only meet but exceed your expectations. Join us on this transformative journey and discover the true essence of Africa.
Are you looking for a meaningful and enriching experience in Africa? Do you want to learn about the culture, history and challenges of this diverse continent? Do you want to make a positive impact on the lives of the people and communities you visit? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then Africa Our Home is the perfect partner for you.
Africa Our Home is an organization that offers internship placement, volunteering opportunity and tour packages for American and other foreign students, religious and social groups who want to experience life and work in Africa. We have placements in Ghana, Togo and Benin, where you can choose from a variety of projects that match your interests and skills. Whether you are interested in public health, women in technology, faith-based mission trips, tracing African heritage or many more, we have something for you.
Africa Our Home is locally led and we have over 10 years of experience in the field. We work with trusted local partners and host families to ensure your safety, comfort and satisfaction. We also provide orientation, training, support and guidance throughout your stay. Our goal is to help you have a memorable and rewarding experience that will change your perspective and inspire you to make a difference in the world.
At Africa Our Home, we are committed to delivering exceptional experiences that not only meet but exceed your expectations. Join us on this transformative journey and discover the true essence of Africa.
Africa Our Home offers exceptional internship placements and volunteering opportunities for American and other foreign students, as well as religious and social groups seeking to experience the vibrant African culture. Our carefully curated programs are available in captivating destinations in Ghana, Togo, and Benin. Allow us to present a glimpse of the remarkable programs we offer, tailored to each unique location:
Participants will shadow public health nurses and assist with health education outreach. The most common health issues are HIV/AIDS, STDs/STIs, malaria and tuberculosis. Other issues include teen pregnancy, family planning practices (breastfeeding) and sanitation. Participants also have the opportunity to work with Public Health NGO's where their main role will be to prepare materials and assist with health education events in Schools and Communities.
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This program is ideal for students as “degree requirements in undergraduate, master’s and doctoral programs often require students to conduct or assist in human subjects research (CITI 2017).” Participants will receive a basic overview of ethical principles and guidelines they must follow for protecting human subjects. Participants will conduct interviews and administer surveys to learn how sea-level rise has impacted this community. Participants will collaboratively compile their results and develop an avenue to share the Keta Story
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The purpose of this program is to explore the history and culture of the people who were enslaved and transported from Africa to America. Students participating in the program gain a deeper understanding of slavery's impact on modern-day Africa and have the opportunity to collaborate with local communities and organizations. They will also brainstorm ideas on addressing the challenges and opportunities facing Africa and building a better future for themselves and others.
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You will gain valuable skills and experience in providing primary health care, conducting health education and awareness campaigns, and supporting health system strengthening initiatives. You will also learn about the culture, history, and challenges of Togo, a West African nation that is rich in diversity and resilience.
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In a country where students often learn about computers solely from textbooks, never having the chance to touch a keyboard, our basic digital literacy program fills a critical gap. We believe that practical experience is key to truly mastering these skills, and we are committed to providing individuals with the hands-on training they need to thrive in the digital age.
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Part of the Africa Our Home mission is to support sustainable development in West Africa. The International Labor Organization estimates two thirds of Africa’s population live in rural areas depend on agriculture for their livelihoods and 60% are in poverty. Creative ways towards improving the living conditions and income of rural African communities is essential for sustainable development.
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Our public health internship program works in partnership with the government of health facilities. Each facility supports outreach in approximately 20 communities in their respective districts. The Public Health division of each health facility reaches out to communities and individuals in their homes and educates them on health preventive measures. They provide treatment to some patients under certain conditions, undertake disease surveillance, immunization, and family planning.
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Part of the Africa Our Home mission is to support sustainable development in Togo and in Ghana, West Africa. The International Labor Organization estimates two thirds of Africa’s population live in rural areas depend on agriculture for their livelihoods and 60% are in poverty. Creative ways towards improving the living conditions and income of rural African communities is essential for sustainable development.
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The purpose of this program is to explore the history and culture of the people who were enslaved and transported from Africa to America. Students participating in the program gain a deeper understanding of slavery's impact on modern-day Africa and have the opportunity to collaborate with local communities and organizations. They will also brainstorm ideas on addressing the challenges and opportunities facing Africa and building a better future for themselves and others.
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Experience the vibrant life of West Africa and explore the rich culture and traditions of the region. Meet friendly and welcoming people everywhere you go. These are some of our popular excursion destinations
In the course of our work, our team frequently comes across a range of questions. These inquiries cover a wide array of topics and are posed by various individuals seeking clarification or assistance. In this regard, we have compiled a list of commonly encountered questions to provide a comprehensive overview of the issues our team addresses on a regular basis.
Launched in 2014 Africa Our Home (AOH) is a third-party service provider of customized internships and university group programs. With nearly a decade of experience facilitating programs in Ghana and in Togo, West Africa, the AOH staff understands the ins-and-outs of facilitating faculty-led group programs and working with people from diverse background.
Ghana is a safe and stable democratic country. Considered, “Africa for Beginners”, Ghanaians are infamous for their hospitality and friendliness. It’s common for participants to state they feel safer in Ghana than in many other locations around the world.
We work in under-resourced RESILIENT communities. They are rightly concerned about the future of theses communities. By sharing their stories you help shed light on an issue of global significance which is also advocacy for more resources to support these communities.
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