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If you do not see the volunteer program you want, look under Worldwide for volunteer programs located in several different regions. |
American Red Cross
Contribute and Volunteer to the American Red Cross to help the decimated regions of Japan.
Visit: www.redcross.org/en/volunteer, and sticking to cash donations for now may be the most effective use of your time and money for a variety of reasons. See the lastest news from the Red Cross.
NICE (Never-ending Workcamps Exchange)
Applicants must contact workcamp organization in their home country.
Contact: 2-4-2-701 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022, Japan; in@nice1.gr.jp, nice1.gr.jp/indexe.htm.
Service Civil International Workcamps SCI US
SCI is an exchange organization that sends volunteers on 2-3 week international work projects and long term 3-12 month opportunities in over 50 countries, including Japan. The $250 application fee covers lodging, meals, and minimal health insurance. SCI promotes voluntary service to impact social, environmental and humanitarian issues.
Contact: Service Civil International (SCI), 5505 Walnut Level Rd, Crozet, VA, 22932; Tel. 1-206-350-6585.
Email: sciivs.placement@gmail.com
Visit www.sci-ivs.org for an application.
WWOOF Japan
U.S. contact provides list of 40-50 organic host farmers in Japan to members and can assist with teaching internships and visas. Membership costs $40.
Contact: Honcho 2-jo, 3-chome 6-7, Higashi-ku, Sapporo 065-0042, Japan; fax. 011-81-11-780-4908; info@wwoofjapan.com, www.wwoofjapan.com.