Global Vision International (GVI)

Fierce debate is raging over land use in rural Kenya. While ranchers benefit from government schemes, conservationists argue that wildlife is being destroyed and that tourism offers a more sustainable option.

A new volunteer project has been established to help conserve the last remaining Qinling panda, a subspecies of the giant panda.

It's that time of the year again, when decisions need to be made. Students are securing a place at University, hoping to make the grades, or if things don't go to plan then other routes have to be considered.

With support to guide you along the way, an internship offers fantastic opportunities for personal and professional development, Global Vision International (GVI) has several options for the next stage or beginning of your career.

Now that the student year is at an end, and with an inundated job market, what options are there to get one step ahead of the competition? Global Vision International (GVI) offers an alternative route into the workplace and onto the career ladder.

Build a new home for rescued elephants in Thailand and experience the “Land of the Free” with GVI, and make a difference by caring for your own elephant in the remote Surin Province of Eastern Thailand.

In Kerala, South India, GVI volunteers experience a taste of the culture in India while making a significant difference in the lives of the children that GVI work with.

Australia conjures up images of endless sunshine and vast, beautiful beaches. It is therefore no surprise that the country is a popular tourist destination, included on many gap year and round-the-world itineraries.

The number of individuals across the world who dedicate their time to volunteer is immeasurable. Many of these individuals do so because they want to make a difference...

From Obama to H1N1 to financial crisis to the death of the King of Pop, 2009 has been some year…