Volunteer in Madagascar with Projects Abroad and make a difference in one of the most fascinating and diverse countries in the world. You can experience the stunning rainforests and iconic wildlife, like lemurs, while also helping at one of our projects.
You can work with children at our local Early Childhood Development Centre, or protect the rainforests through vital conservation initiatives. You can also do public health work, and become part of ongoing efforts to improve wellness in rural communities through hygiene initiatives. We have a selection of projects so you’re sure to find the right one for you.
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All our projects in Madagascar are based in the small community of Andasibe. While you’re there, our staff will be available 24/7 to support you throughout your trip.
Madagascar is a breathtaking country, most renowned for its diverse plant and animal species. During your free time, you can visit wildlife reserves and see the endemic creatures that make this island so unique.
Projects available in Madagascar
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Lemur Research and Protection in Madagascar
See this project- Completely flexible dates
- Anyone aged 16 or over can join
- From 1 week
- From £1,795
Volunteer with Children in Madagascar
See this project- Completely flexible dates
- Anyone aged 16 or over can join
- From 1 week
- From £1,270
Public Health Internship in Madagascar
See this project- Completely flexible dates
- Anyone aged 16 or over can join
- From 1 week
- From £1,520
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Meet the team in Madagascar
Where we are based in Madagascar
Andasibe
You’ll do volunteer work in Madagascar in the small town of Andasibe, which has a population of about 12,000 people. The town is located four hours east of the capital, Antananarivo, and is close to three conservation areas.
One of the highlights of volunteering in Madagascar is its endemic wildlife and vegetation. You can spend your free time exploring wildlife reserves and watching as lemurs skip nimbly through the trees.
A must-see while you are there is Tsingy de Bemaraha, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its towering limestone structures, sometimes called the Labyrinth of Stone. You can also walk through the majestic Avenue of the Baobabs and appreciate the beauty of these uniquely-shaped trees.
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Safety and staff support
Your safety and security is our prime concern. We have many procedures and systems to ensure you have the support you need to enjoy your trip with peace of mind. Our Projects Abroad staff are available 24 hours a day to help, and will be on-hand to make sure you settle in well at your accommodation and placement. If you encounter any problems, they will be available to help at any time.
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This placement is fully researched, safety audited, and risk assessed in accordance with the British Standard BS8848 for the Adventure Travel Sector.
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