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Laura Mcgilvrary

"Having studied Development Studies at university, I was keen to get out of the classroom and go and experience what living in a "developing country" was really like. Volunteering with PREVOG gave me a fantastic way of achieving this, setting me up with a fantastic role working and teaching in a local orphanage and home with a wonderful Ghanaian family" Read More...

All our programs are available and ongoing and therefore you decide when you want to travel - no fixed program dates. Our objective is to help you gain the life changing and affirming experiences abroad. We are available anytime to help you before, during and after your program placement as well as ensuring it's a great learning experience for you.


Rural Development Projects

Our mission is to strive to develop the global world by bridging the gap between the privileged and the underprivileged by providing support to deprive and needy communities. PREVOG has an outline of projects it wishes to undertake in the rural and deprived areas of Ghana with the help of well meaning individuals and organizations to partner us in other to achieve these objectives.
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We are always looking for volunteers, ideas, partnership and work to help sustain or continue a noble course by previous volunteers.

During your volunteer experience, you’ll enjoy plenty of free time to relax, reflect and explore. There is a great deal of interest to see and a circular tour taking in the mountains of Volta Region, Wli Waterfalls, Tafi Monkey Sanctuary, Peasant Villagers at Kadjebi, Mole National Park, Kumasi (Garden City), Kakum Rainforest Reserve and Cape-Coast former slave castles are just some perfect trips.

Nick's Experience in a Blog.

I’m Nick Leeson, an international legal intern from Canada and I’m staying in West Africa for 4 months (17 weeks). As I write this, I’m 3 months into my volunteer work here and, looking back on the time that I have already spent in Ghana and Togo, it is unbelievable how much I’ve experienced: I will never forget my first trip to a Ghanaian hospital; the smiles on the faces of the children at the orphanage each time I come to visit;.... 

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