Waltz involves the whole community, empowers and promotes the economic welfare and social status of children, youth, elders, people affected by HIV/AIDS, OVC, people in street situation, displaced people, families, and communities living in poverty to know their potential and break the cycle of poverty.

Since 1990 we have made a positive impact in the lives of more than 9.3 million people in 15 countries and we continue to expand our capacity of help to every region of the world.

Since 2000, we have placed over 3,000 international volunteers/interns from all over the world in our volunteering/internship programs located in different countries of Africa, Asia & Middle East. Waltz Volunteers/Interns have the opportunity to be involved in a variety of work, including charity & social work, entrepreneurship, conservation, humanitarian relief, internships, education and training, HIV/AIDS, counseling, assisting refugees and displaced people, community development, women’s empowerment, caring for children and others. They can work in orphanages, schools, clinics, communities, refugee camps, nature reserves and villages.

Our Programs

There are many ways to get involved with Waltz Labor: 

Waltz Volunteers Inc. uses a community-oriented strategy, for which we designed the “Ushirika Community Model” based upon World Class Models of modern communities’ development, which leads to several linked projects in the same community related to:

·   Health & Sanitation.

·   Shelter & Housing.

·  Education.  

·  Family.

·   Social & Recreational Activities.

·   Security.

·   Economic Strengthening.