| Sanctuary volunteer
workers
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IPR has
enjoyed the company of volunteer workers from USA, UK,
The Netherlands, Denmark, Australia and New Zealand . |
Positions available
Volunteers, gap year students/adults are welcome apply for a placement at the sancturay with immediate effect.
Location
The sanctuary is currently located on the outskirts of Polokwane, South
Africa. Polokwane is approximately 3 hours drive by car north of
Johannesburg
Duties
On arrival you will be allocated an enclosure/enclosures of primates to care
for. Your duties will include
* Preparing the food
* Feeding the primates
* Hand feeding the primates a treat while checking for any physical or metal
disturbances
* Enviromental enrichment
* Possible hand rearing and introduction to foster primate parents if an infant primate is received
* Introductions if we receive a new primate during your stay at the sanctuary
* Record keeping
* General monitoring
Duties over the weekends will be worked out on a rota basis to give you
time off. If you need additional time off during week days to visit
Polokwane or the surrounding areas, this can be arranged. Transport
into Polokwane is provided twice a week.
Accommodation
Your accommodation will be a room in the house with a shower which you
may be required to share with up to three other volunteer workers.
Costs
£200 per volunteer worker per week
Your fee must be paid into International Primate
Rescue - South Africa bank account prior to your arrival in South Africa.
Your fee includes accommodation at the sanctuary, training and food. You
are required to cook your own food during your stay.
You will be responsible for all traveling expenses. You will need to arrive
at the air port in Johannesburg and travel to Polokwane by bus where you
will be collected by a staff member from the sanctuary.
You will be responsible for you own travel insurance. You will be
be required to sign an indemnity form before your arrival at the sanctuary.
Feel free to contact IPR for more information. We endevour accommodate
you in every possible way and make your visit with us enjoyable.
Testimonials
Chaya Smith

I have really enjoyed my time with IPR. I came here expecting to stay 2 weeks and 2 months later I am still wishing to stay longer. I knew nothing about monkeys when I started and I have learnt so much. They have such facinating behaviour and can be so human-like. I am very attached to all the monkeys, they all have really different and unique personalities. At first all the marmosets just looked like a lot of marmosets but now I ca recognise their faces at a glance. I feel like I've really made a difference here and it's very fulfilling. I will definately be coming back!.

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