Volunteer in Indonesia

For those looking to volunteer in Indonesia GVI has a select number of fully supported volunteer programs. Volunteering in Indonesia with GVI gives you a unique, responsible and exciting volunteer abroad experience. Our volunteer placements ensure your trip is safe, worthwhile and full of unique opportunities unavailable to the normal traveler.

We have a large number of projects across this diverse and amazing continent so if you do not find what you are looking for in Indonesia be sure to check our volunteering opportunities throughout the rest of Asia. Search below for a full list of all of GVI’s volunteer work opportunities in Indonesia.

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Full list of GVI Programs in Indonesia

Volunteer with Endangered Javan Langur monkeys

Volunteer with Endangered Javan Langur Monkeys on Java Island, Indonesia

Assist with the rehabilitation of rescued Javan Langurs before they are released back into the wild

The Javan Langur Monkey (Trachypithecus auratus) is an endangered species and their natural population is decreasing due to deforestation, poaching and the illegal trade in these animals. There are currently more than 30 Javan langurs in quarantine at the sanctuary that have been rescued or confiscated. Once at the sanctuary, the monkeys are then put through a rehabilitation program which includes the introduction of natural food, socialization, a medical and psychological check-up and recovery....

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Orangutan, Sumatra

Volunteer with Orangutans in Sumatra

Carry out primate conservation research in the rainforests

On this unique volunteer project, Global Vision International offers you the opportunity to volunteer in the breathtaking Sumatran rainforest and take part in important wildlife research. You will join a 12-day volunteer team to perform various research tasks (including jungle-based fieldwork), to help the understanding and conservation of graceful orang-utans and contribute towards bringing knowledge to basic science, public health and wildlife conservation management.

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