With Work and Travel Hawaii you can make your dream of exploring one of the most beautiful islands in the world come true. The money you need for your stay can be earned through work and your personal commitment. At the same time, you'll be able to walk along the most beautiful beaches and explore the rest of the island.

The Basics of Work and Travel Hawaii

On the island, besides all the beaches, you'll also see plenty of surfers, and fun in the water is never in short supply. Hawaii is lush and green, so it's worth hiking there and discovering everything. At the same time, you'll encounter Polynesian traditions that enrich you with new experiences. Working in Hawaii makes it possible to take a stand for the island's wildlife and plants. In paradise, many species are in fact threatened, even if you wouldn't believe it at first. You can also improve your foreign language skills there. Volunteer work also looks good on a resume and shows willpower as well as a strong character.

Work and Travel Hawaii - Community Service

Of course, it's not only possible to take care of animals and plants. Charity work is in fact very diverse. So you can also help older people in the hospital or support children with their learning. Community service in Hawaii is possible in the following areas:

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  • Environment
  • Tourism
  • Hospitality
  • Health
  • Child care and education
  • Teaching
  • Community work

Of course there are other options too, but these are the most important ones. If you already have a profession, you can combine it well with working abroad. Even before you arrive, you can state a preference for Work and Travel Hawaii.

What About Animal Welfare?

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With Work and Travel Hawaii, you of course also have the option of getting involved in animal welfare. As a volunteer you work there in an animal shelter, which serves as a rescue station for injured and orphaned animals. The animals are cared for there so they can later return to the wild. Alongside the crowds of people, the beach and the natural surroundings are of course also home to animals that live there. Injured wild animals in particular can't help themselves and depend on the help of the shelter.

One such project is located on Big Island. You work 8 hours there. You feed and clean the animals. You also take care of maintaining the cages and enclosures. While you carry out these tasks, you also have to be very careful. In addition, you support the center and feed young animals too. You also assist with excursions and training sessions and support the island residents with public outreach. Alongside you, 2-4 other volunteers work on this project. You also have a shared car available to get around the island. It can just as well be used for leisure activities.