Our Generation Voluntary Organisation
Why choose Our Generation Voluntary Organisation?
Our Generation Voluntary Organisation (OGVO) provides safe, unique, flexible, meaningful, and extremely affordable volunteer and non-paid internship programs in different locations across Ghana for international students (high school students, university students) and anyone else wishing to volunteer or intern abroad. Our volunteer and intern programs are available in both urban and rural areas. O...
Our Generation Voluntary Organisation (OGVO) provides safe, unique, flexible, meaningful, and extremely affordable volunteer and non-paid internship programs in different locations across Ghana for international students (high school students, university students) and anyone else wishing to volunteer or intern abroad. Our volunteer and intern programs are available in both urban and rural areas. Our volunteers and interns come from all around the world including the US, Canada, UK, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Europe, New Zealand, Russia, Asia, Australia and South America. As a volunteer or intern in Ghana you will have the opportunity to work in number of different capacities including: Teaching, Orphanage Work, Healthcare - Medicals, Nurses, Mid...
Our Generation Voluntary Organisation Reviews
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Absolutely life changing experience!
October 19, 2025by: Karenna Saleh - United StatesProgram: OGVO High School Trip Program in GhanaMy trip with OGVO was by far my favorite experience yet. The program did a fantastic job of taking care of every single need or want, always working to make my experience that much better. My internship in a diagnostic lab was well organized and adaptable to my interests, and the members of OGVO were incredibly flexible in working around different hours based on what I wanted to work on. Communication was easy and reliable. My host family stay was extremely welcoming and fun, and I had the chance to befriend wonderful roommates. Everyone within the organization, and within Ghana in general, was extremely kind, and I made excellent connections with many different people. Accommodations were great, and every need was met and solved quickly. The weekend excursions were also a wonderful break from the week and a chance to get the tourist side of Ghana. While it takes a moment to adjust after all the travel, in the end, I was well cared for, entertained, and able to engage closely in what I was passionate about. I had a life-changing trip with OGVO, and I do not think it would have ever been the same with a different organization. Thank you, OGVO!!


Rewarding and Affordable
July 16, 2025by: Albert Sam - United StatesProgram: Medical and Healthcare Programs in GhanaMy experience volunteering through ogvo was very rewarding in Ghana. The coordinators were very efficient in getting me started on time. The found me the right opportunity in mental health services in Kumasi. I also had quite a rewarding staff and patient encounters at the hospital. Mr Frank always checked in to make sure everything is going as expected. Their fees are super affordable compared to other organizations in the region. Check them out if you are looking for a real educative rewarding volunteering experience in Ghana. Albert
Fantastic
April 23, 2025by: Cynthia AgoroviProgram: Midwifery InternshipMy project was very suitable and precisely what I wanted to do. I felt that the placement and my time with my program was very important and was extremely appreciated! I actually found the living arrangements, meals, and hosts exceptional and exceeded my expectations. I was not disappointed but thought I would be living in many different conditions, but was not disappointed in any sense. I have been pushing my friends and family to try this program since my arrival back home. I must confess that OGVO did well organizing my internship program. I'm grateful to all the midwives, doctors and nurses at the hospital. Truly, OGVO is the best organization to travel with and I will recommend all participants to travel with them if only they are going to Ghana.
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Interviews
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Alex Godfrey
Participated in 2013
Alex was 25 when he first traveled to Ghana as a premedical student. Before making the trip to Africa, he completed a degree in urban planning and des...

Alex Godfrey
Participated in 2013
A typical vague, diplomatic response to this question would be along the lines of: “to fulfill a sense of global responsibility by learning about and empowering communities to empower themselves.” The problem is, vague, diplomatic responses don’t help people, such as prospective interns make good life decisions. Like most things in life, the truth is more complex, and less cheesy, than the typical answer.

Victoria Sunseri
Participated in 2016
Victoria is a third year student at the University of Tampa in Florida, where she is studying public health with a concentration in behavioral health ...

Victoria Sunseri
Participated in 2016
Having a humanitarian-driven heart means that I want to use my life to serve others. As such, I originally intended to travel to Ghana in order to complete a community development service project with my school in the impoverished area of Nabdam. When deciding to embark on this endeavour through my school, I decided that I wanted to maximize the positive impact that I could make whilst there, and therefore I decided to research volunteer programs that I could join after my school trip finished.

Ame Phitwong
Participated in 0
Ame Phitwong was born in Thailand. She moved to the United States when she was three years old. Ame is currently in graduate school at Seattle Pacific...

Ame Phitwong
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I wanted to check off two major things on my bucket list: participate in some type of volunteer mission abroad, and go on a solo adventure to a foreign country. I had just completed my first year of graduate school, so the timing was perfect. Furthermore, I was curious about healthcare services in a less developed country, and seeking the challenge of traveling alone to test my limits.