Malawi Project presented by &

1 1.Malawi Rehabilitation Centre  The Malawi Rehab Centre was set up in 2007 by a Trust of passionate local patrons, the Dept of National Parks & Wildlife and members of the Born Free Foundation.

 The team consists of about 30 people including a vet, animal carers, educators, volunteers etc. Dr Richard Ssuna Jasper Lepema Jerrine Barnett Veterinary Consultant Animal Care Manager Project Manager

 Students will be hands on feeding the orphans around the clock at various times of the year.

 Baby vervet monkeys must learn how to feed. They can cry for their mother for a couple of days when they first arrive until they have stabilised.

 The animals need to be fed daily and their cages/enclosures kept clean.

 Students can help with the rehabilitation process – introducing new animals to enclosures and the release of animals at release sites.

 Priority is given to Vet students doing their EMS and they can assist the vet with checking the new arrivals, injuries, sickness etc.

 Vet students can assist the vet with any necessary surgical procedures.

 The centre has a vet clinic with an anaesthetic machine and vet students can keep the clinic organized and well stocked.

 The centre is an educational facility for the public and children.

 Animals at the sanctuary include a rarely seen serval...

... Kambuku the leopard blue monkeys...

... Bella, the lioness Yoda, the bush baby... and many more.

 Students will have 1 day off a week although they will need to be flexible due to unforeseen emergencies.

 In their free time it’s possible to go canoeing or lake diving or even on safari (at students’ costs).

 The house has mixed dorm-style accommodation with electricity, kitchen, lounge area, bathroom and hot showers.

 Volunteers have a food allowance to buy and prepare their own food. There are also many good restaurants just a short drive away.

 Accommodation  Food allowance  Transfers to and from the airport  Free wireless internet  Orientation and support from ongoing training  Support of Volunteer Manager Included in the price:

Contact details: Loraine Scheepers Dawn Pearson

 Flights  Medical/Travel insurance  Vaccinations (Rabies and TB essential)  Visas  Luxury items e.g. Cigarettes, alcohol etc.  Excursions on days off Not included in the price:

 2 weeks £770  3 weeks £950  4 weeks £1160  Deposit of £200 secures the project.  Half of the balance due 60 days before the start of the project.  Final amount paid in cash in Malawi. Costs:

1. Check our website and send us an 2. Fill in the joining form 3. Send us the deposit to secure your project 4. Book your flights Booking Procedure: