13 Service Opportunities For The Altruistic And Spiritual College Graduate

CIVIC logoIsmaili Global Encounters

Although they don’t run a specific service corps program for adults, the Ismaili community is known for its commitment to community service and volunteering. Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa runs an international service program for high schoolers called Global Encounters. Students spend several weeks at the academy receiving training in leadership and global citizenship.Adults interested in serving with the Ismaili community may participate in volunteer days through CIVIC: Challenging Ismaili Volunteers in Communities.

Via http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/31/religious-youth-service-corps_n_5364379.html

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