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As A charity which promotes the principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity, and universality. We are looking volunteers for our different projects in orphanage care, education, health, WASH, Climate Change mitigation an, disaster preparedness and recovery,. The volunteers should have a passion for making a difference in the lives of individuals.

Requirements for volunteers:

Education:

Volunteers should have a relevant educational background or experience in the field of education or healthcare.

Skills

Volunteers should possess practical skills related to the project they will be involved in. This can include teaching abilities, medical skills, research skills, or administrative skills depending on the specific project requirements.

Language

Proficiency in English and/or French is required since Burundi is a bilingual country. Having knowledge of Kirundi, the local language, is an added advantage.

Flexibility

The ability to adapt to different cultural, social, and professional settings is crucial. Volunteers may be required to work in rural areas, with limited resources, and in challenging conditions.

Commitment

Volunteers should be willing to commit a significant amount of time and effort to the project. This can vary depending on the specific project, but a minimum commitment of three months is generally expected.

Teamwork

Volunteers should have good interpersonal and communication skills, and the ability to work effectively in a team. Collaboration with local staff, volunteers, and community members is essential.

Adaptability

Volunteers should be open to learning about and respecting the local customs, traditions, and beliefs. Cultural sensitivity and adaptability are important for the success of the projects

Health and Safety

Volunteers should be in good physical and mental health, and have the ability to cope with the challenges of working in the education and healthcare sectors. This may include vaccinations and adherence to safety protocols.

 

Legal Requirements

Volunteers should ensure they have the necessary legal documentation, including visas and permits, to work in Burundi. HHA will provide guidance and support in navigating these requirements.

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URGENTHelp the people of Gatumba/Burundi

More than thousands people affected by natural disasters in Burundi need urgent humanitarian aid. HHA joints other humanitarian partners, members of the National Platform for Risk Prevention and Disaster Management (PFN-PRGC) to deliver the urgent life-saving assistance.

With your donation, you  restore hope and save lives !

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Logo Change
  • Dear Partners,
    We are excited to announce that following the decision of the HHA General Assembly, the Human Health Aid program will now be extended to three additional countries: The Democratic Republic of Cogo, South Sudan, and RCA. With this expansion, we will be changing the logo of Human Health Aid Burundi to the new logo of Human Health Aid (HHA as an abbreviation).
    We kindly request all our partners to start using the new logo in all their communications and materials related to our organization and its activities. This will help us maintain a uniform and cohesive brand image across all regions where we operate.
    Furthermore, we would like to inform you that the same logo will be used as HHA's official identification during our process of registering as a charity in Geneva, Switzerland. It is essential for us to have a recognizable and professional image as we navigate through this important step.
    We greatly appreciate your cooperation in implementing this logo change. Should you have any questions or require any assistance in using the new logo, please feel free to reach out to us.
    Thank you for your continued support and commitment to improving healthcare in underserved communities.

Sincerely,

Ange Noella Nduwayezu, CEO (She/Her)

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