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If you are interested in volunteering with one of our programmes you can click here (www.scalabrini.org.za/volunteer-cape-town/)
This page will give you more information about current volunteer vacancies, requirements and how to apply. Please note, all volunteer positions are unpaid.

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Emiel – Advocacy volunteer
Emiel came to South Africa wanting to put his theoretical knowledge into practise. His time at Scalabrini has not only enhanced his skills and personal development, but it has also opened his eyes. He spent six months volunteering in the Advocacy Programme. Read about his time at Scalabrini.

Beza – EAP volunteer
I was born in Canada but grew up in Colorado, and ended up going out-of-state for college in North Carolina! I am currently a junior at Duke University, pursuing a double-major in African American Studies and Political Science. I ended up at Scalabrini through my study abroad program, and currently serve as an EAP intern. I chose this program specifically because I was drawn to the idea of having a hands-on internship experience, and I’ve definitely gotten that.

