Human Rights Clinic
Project Details
This professional community association has a rich history in Buenos Aires. It was first created in 1930 in the neighborhood of La Boca by immigrants and was re-founded in 1996 with the renewed objective to defend and promote human, children, civil, social, political, and cultural rights of its community members. There are many different programs that work with children, women, consumer groups, and other marginalized sectors by providing legal advice and community workshops.
Volunteer Responsibilities
Volunteers are needed to help with client intake, assist in providing legal advice, engage in community outreach and organizing campaigns, assist in the development of workshops, and help with any general duties at the clinic. Volunteers will be interacting on a daily basis with a variety of clients and community members of all ages.
Location
The clinic is located in the La Boca neighborhood in Buenos Aires City. All volunteers will be taken to their host family upon arrival and given an orientation within the first few days.
Accommodations and Meals
Volunteers will stay with carefully screened host families for the duration of the program. Two meals a day with your host family are included in your stay.
**No meals are served on Sundays.
Requirements
Minimum commitment is 12 weeks. Experience or education in legal services is necessary. An intermediate level of Spanish is required. Spanish lessons are available prior to the volunteer project in Buenos Aires for an additional fee.
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Feel free to contact us by phone toll free (in the U.S. only), 1-888-ABROAD-1 (888-227-6231).
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