Kakori 3 is more than a volunteer placement — it’s a carefully curated mentorship experience. We invite skilled professionals, artisans, and leaders to share their expertise with local communities and conservation teams in Zimbabwe. By joining, you’ll help transfer knowledge that builds resilience, livelihoods, and hope while leaving behind a legacy that endures long after your visit.
What Makes Kakori 3 Unique
Tailored Placements: Every participant is matched to a community or conservation program where their skills can make the greatest impact.
Safe & Supported: From airport welcome to final farewell, our team ensures your comfort, safety, and wellbeing.
Immersive & Transformational: Work alongside local artisans, researchers, and community leaders, learning as much as you give.
Program Snapshot
Duration: 2–4 weeks (longer stays possible on request)
Cost: A transparent program fee covers all in-country logistics, accommodation, meals, and facilitation.
Accommodation: Comfortable en-suite rooms at the Kakori Conservation Centre — set within a safe, inspiring natural environment.
Meals: Healthy, fresh cuisine blending local and international flavors.
Support: 24-hour on-site staff, medical backup, and a dedicated host team.
A Day in the Life
Morning: Field immersion — tree planting, wildlife monitoring, or supporting eco-enterprises.
Midday: Knowledge transfer — deliver practical workshops or mentor individuals in your area of expertise.
Afternoon: Collaborative project time with Kakori Roots, Threads, Clay, or other community initiatives.
Evening: Reflection, shared meals, cultural exchange, and talks around the fire.
How It Works
Apply Online → Complete the form below.
Placement Match → We align your skills with community needs.
Preparation → Receive your pre-departure pack and guidance.
Arrival & Orientation → Meet the Kakori team and settle in.
Engage & Contribute → Mentor, collaborate, and create impact.
Legacy Report → A summary of outcomes for you and the community.
Outcomes You Can Expect
Empowered local communities with stronger skills and opportunities.
Authentic relationships and cultural exchange.
A meaningful contribution to biodiversity protection and human livelihoods.
The knowledge that your expertise continues to shape futures long after your journey ends.
