
Our Work
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Volunteer Experiences: Groups
Stepping Stones for Global Development will soon offer a diverse range of group volunteer opportunities that allow individuals to make a meaningful impact in communities worldwide. By joining our organization, volunteers become part of a dynamic team dedicated to improving lives and fostering sustainable development. Whether it's participating in community-building projects, supporting education initiatives, or engaging in environmental conservation efforts, our volunteers contribute their skills and passion to create positive change. If you're interested in becoming part of what we do, we encourage you to contact us at emily@steppingstonesglobal.org for more information.
Together, let's make a difference and create a brighter future for all.


Volunteer Experience: Individual
We are actively seeking individual volunteers for various roles at Stepping Stones for Global Development. We are specifically looking for volunteers in marketing, capacity training, mental health training, and interpretation. If you have skills or experience in any of these areas and are passionate about making a difference, we would love to have you join us. Contact us at emily@steppingstonesglobal.org for more information on these volunteer opportunities. Together, let's create positive change.
Resources
After conducting community asset mapping, we gain valuable insights into the strengths and resources available within a community. This information allows us to identify the specific needs of resource-scarce communities more effectively. By understanding the existing assets, such as local talents, organizations, or natural resources, we can pinpoint areas where support is lacking. This approach enables us to develop targeted interventions and initiatives that address the specific needs and challenges of these communities. Through this comprehensive understanding, we can optimize our efforts and make a meaningful difference in improving the lives of individuals living in resource-scarce areas.
