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Malawi
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Travel to Malawi if you want to enjoy rugged highlands, such as the hiker’s and climber’s paradise of the Mulanje Massif to lowland plains and unspoilt wildlife reserves. Lake Malawi in undoubtedly Malawi's main attreaction and it the location of our our three Malawi gap year projects. If you travel to Malawi on a gap year there is so much to see and do. Lake Malawi offers a full range of water sports inclusing some excellent scuba diving and kayaking.
If you are considering taking a gap year in Africa and want to support underprivileged communities then take a look at our Malawi volunteer projects below. We have three really rewarding Malawi projects to choose from making travel to Malawi really worthwhile.
 Malawi Gap Year Volunteer in Malawi Free Gap Year Brochure
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Live on the banks of Lake Malawi while you work to stop the dramatic decline in hippo numbers. You’ll count and map hippos, educate school children and help protect crops – and have time for exhilarating excursions. |
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Put your medical experience to use by working at hospitals in one of Africa’s most beautiful but deprived countries. Non-medics can make an equally worthwhile contribution in orphanages, teaching and making the children smile again. |
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Help relieve the pressure on teachers who have up to 200 children to look after! Any assistance with core and creative subjects, and sport, will be much appreciated by everyone in the community. |
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Simple things are appreciated at the Blantyre orphanage. Play games with the children, many of whom are AIDS victims, and see them smile. It’s a challenging but unbelievably rewarding project, which also gives you the chance to explore Malawi. |
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Help out overworked teachers and spend time introducing children to games and sports. Based in an idyllic but desperately poor country, you’ll make a real difference to young people’s lives. |
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