The Community Service-Learning Program integrates service-learning into existing courses in diverse subjects and disciplines, including women’s studies, visual anthropology, rural economy, creative writing, aboriginal governance, criminology, modern language studies, political science, social entrepreneurship, and many others.

While each course takes its own creative path, each includes service in the community as an integral component. Students contribute in real ways to community organizations and gain valuable experience at the same time.

CSL students might be matched with one of 80 different community organizations to help with projects such as front-line service, media and outreach, research on social issues or outcomes, exhibits and events, educational workshops, and much more.

Scripture Union of Kenya is a non-profit organization that works among children and youth filling them with hope and thereby transforming families and communities in Kenya.

Together with our partners in primary (elementary) and high schools, Scripture Union of Kenya is looking for volunteers to provide the greatest support needed by the local schools, that is, human resource.

Volunteers are strategically placed in some of Kenya’s major but economically challenged public schools, working with children and youths from local communities. Responsibilities of the volunteers range from teaching basic Grammar, Science, Mathematics and Life Skills, managing personal hygiene for identified orphans, teaching sports during games time, digging of wells, pit latrines and rubbish pits, construction of classrooms/offices and tree planting and managing environmental health and sanitation of the school. Sometimes the volunteers will also spend time with other community members in the school neighbourhood, mentoring them.

Volunteers are also free, if they wish, to create their own action plans for their stay and bring any necessary materials and equipment.

Volunteers do not have to pay fee. Our reliable competent assigned staff assist volunteers to gain accommodation in a private apartment or hostel (can opt for home adoption), three meals a day and all-round- in-country support. Airport pick up is a done upon arrival, if required.