The Duke of Edinburgh International Awards, DofE
Volunteer Programs
Benefits of enrolment
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Global projects
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Real-life impacts
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Gain confidence
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Contribute towards humanity
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Develop a strong sense of achievement and satisfaction
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Life skills
Areas of focus
Virtual Volunteer Program - Gender Equality
When volunteering for this program, you help develop economic mobility solutions for women in Africa. Over 3 or 6 months, you volunteer an hour every week to attend workshops, understand the context and conceptualise solutions.
Why this is important?
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132 million people are living in extreme poverty
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50% of women are facing discrimination daily
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An estimated 5 billion people have unmet justice needs globally
Skills you'll develop
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Empathy
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Teamwork and collaboration
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Critical Thinking
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Leadership
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Self-awareness
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Problem Solving
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Interpersonal Relationships
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Communication Skills
Interested? Find out More
Virtual Volunteer Program - Mental Health
When volunteering for this program, you help develop mental health support solutions for youth globally. Over 3 or 6 months, you volunteer an hour every week to attend workshops, understand the context and contribute towards solutions.
Why this is important?
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40 million children could not be schooled this year because they had no access to digital infrastructure
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70% people of color feel they are discriminated against
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Mental illness is affecting 1 in 4 adolescents
Skills you'll develop
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Empathy
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Teamwork and collaboration
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Critical Thinking
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Leadership
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Self-awareness
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Decision Making
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Interpersonal Relationships
Interested?
Keep Upp Million Pledges Program
A program aimed to empower women in marginalised communities in India.
Teenspire Global Mission is proud to be partnered with Energy Swaraj Foundation with Prof. Chetan Solanki as the Indian Ambassador for Million Volunteer Hours Program.
Teenspire Global Mission will be working in partnership with the Keep Upp campaign to deliver global outreach as part of its 2021 programs in line with the UN SDGs.
Why this is important?
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The solar power project will provide clean energy to villages and rural areas in India and Africa
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The project will provide employment to millions of rural women
Skills you'll develop
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Empathy
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Teamwork and collaboration
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Project management
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Leadership
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Self-achievement
