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Volunteer Accommodations

Housing

Volunteers are housed in a gated compound residence. It has a five bedroom main house with 2 additional rooms attached to the house. There are mosquito nets on all windows and on each bed. Volunteers can walk to their daily activities from the compound.

Ground Floor
» 1 bedroom with two single beds
» large communal furnished living room with 2 electric fans and an air conditioner
» kitchen
» separate toilet (with WC) and bathroom with shower

Upper Floor
» 1 master bedroom with three single beds and en-suite bathroom
» 3 additional bedrooms:
- bedroom 1 has 2 single beds
- bedroom 2 has 2 single beds
- bedroom 3 has 1 single bed or one double bed
» separate toilet (with WC) and bathroom with shower
» small communal area

2 Attached Rooms
» 2 beds in each room
» occupants use the facilities in the main house

Meals

A caterer prepares all meals and discusses the menu with volunteers upon arrival. Volunteers who have special dietary needs or food allergies should note their needs on their volunteer application so Village Volunteers can notify the ADF staff in advance.

Drinking Water

Purified drinking water is provided for volunteers.

Electricity

There is electricity, however, there are frequent power cuts. Rechargeable lamps are provided for volunteers.

Internet Access

Volunteers can typically access the internet from the school in Atorkor, about a 5 minute walk from where volunteers stay. Volunteers can have unlimited internet access at the school for a small fee.

When the internet at the school is down, the nearest internet access is in Keta, about 27 km from where volunteers stay. It costs about $2 USD to travel to and from Keta by public transport. (Prices are subject to change.)

Laundry

For $30 USD per month, a volunteer’s laundry (clothing and bed linens) can be done once a week. All volunteers are asked to launder their own undergarments.


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Mission
To address the roots of hardship and the extreme poverty affecting the communities of Atorkor and surrounding villages via education and provision of basic infrastructure so that citizens of Atorkor can become controllers of their own fates and have a better quality of life.

Related Links
»About ADF
»Current Projects
»ADF Website
»Letter from the Founder
»Volunteer Information
»Donate to ADF
»About Ghana

Other VV Partners in Ghana
»Asutsuare Women's Development Association
»Community Inclusive Special School
»Dzidefo Women's Cooperative
»Environmental Development Youth Movement
»HardtHaven Foundation
»Ho Farms Project
»Kpando Pottery Fesi Shed
»Missahoe Charity Home
»Rural Care Network
»Ryvanz-Mia Orphanage


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