
50 years
of empowering young people through life-changing international volunteering placements.

Volunteering
Opportunities
Aged 17-25?
Take a meaningful year out with Project Trust – a leading charity offering fully supported international volunteering opportunities.
Since 1967, more than 8,000 volunteers have explored their potential, experienced new cultures and made a lasting impact in communities worldwide
Choose from sustainable placements in Asia, Africa and Latin America, working in teaching, youth development, TESOL and social care. Every placement is carefully developed to create meaningful impact — both for the communities you support and for your own personal growth.
With expert guidance and continuous support throughout your journey, you’ll return home with greater confidence, independence and global awareness and memories to last a lifetime.
Want to find out more ? Join us for our next Discovery Evening!
Getting Results this Summer?
Whether you’re feeling excited, uncertain, or still figuring out what comes next, your future isn’t defined by one set of exam results.

“I watched my son develop resilience, self- leadership and agency through Project Trust, saw him thrive at university as a consequence and have watched him enter the world of work with those traits growing and maturing. “
Professor Sue Rigby
Vice Chancellor of Napier University

“My boss had done something similar to Project Trust so knew the kind of person you have to be to complete one. Even just having it on my CV helped get my foot in the door.”
Jamie
Thailand Volunteer 2024/25
What can you do?

Teaching

TESOL

Youth Work

Social Care
How it works
Our dedicated team will guide you through the process and support you every step of the way…
Our stories
Find out what to expect from the people who have been part of Project Trust. Stay updated on news and events via our mailing list.
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“Project Trust gives young people the opportunity to develop their skills at a pivotal time in their lives, in a way that’s helping other people.”
Gary Younge, author, broadcaster and Professor of Sociology, Project Trust Volunteer in Sudan 1986/87



