DAGO365 · VOLUNTEER & LEARNING CALENDAR
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Browse 24 approved 2027 Dago365 start dates and their approved learning themes. Select a month, then choose a team and date to inquire about participation.
2027 dates and learning themes approved · inquiries open. Friends of Dago has approved the published Dago365 calendar and associated learning themes. The standard experience lasts two weeks. Program cost and inclusions are provided in an individual written offer. Approval of the calendar does not itself reserve a place or confirm an individual visitor’s booking: group size, accommodation, specific supervised activities, host availability, inclusions and payment terms are provided in a written offer. Please wait for your written confirmation before booking nonrefundable travel.
Finance and health themes are not service placements: The Women’s Microfinance themes are for learning, not handling loans, savings or private financial data. Village Banking is a proposed education-only design and has not rolled out; no banking, deposit or lending placement is available. The medical/sports theme is a historical planning concept, not an offer of clinical work. Any eventual activities depend on locally agreed host roles, professional credentials where required, and separate activity-specific permissions.
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January 2027
January 6 · Team 01Approved 2027 date
Early Childhood Education + Urban ForestryExplore program details ▾
Early Childhood Education
Learn how community-led early childhood education combines classroom readiness, nutrition and support for young learners. Any visit to a learning site requires educator and guardian safeguards and local approval.
Learn more about Early Childhood Education →
Urban Forestry
Explore the purpose of tree planting, nursery care and environmental learning. Urban forestry sites may be outside Dago and would require separate partner, site and transport arrangements; a planting activity is not guaranteed.
Learn more about Urban Forestry →
Explore early learning and child-centered education alongside environmental stewardship and urban greening. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →January 20 · Team 02Approved 2027 date
Tailoring School + Clean Energy (Stoves)Explore program details ▾
Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods
Dago Threads of Hope is led by One Way Out and supports women’s livelihoods through tailoring and practical skills. A visit could focus on learning about its approach only if the program owner and local participants approve; a training or service placement is not promised.
Learn more about Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods →
Clean Energy & Efficient Stoves
This approved learning theme explores fuel-efficient cooking, household wellbeing and reduced fuel demand. The individual itinerary identifies any host-led demonstration or technical activity included in the visit.
Learn more about Clean Energy & Efficient Stoves →
Explore skills-based women’s livelihood development alongside household cooking-energy ideas. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →February 2027
February 3 · Team 03Approved 2027 date
Women’s Microfinance learning only + Youth MentorshipExplore program details ▾
Women’s Microfinance — learning only
Learn about women’s savings, enterprise and access-to-capital concepts within Friends of Dago’s program-development work. Visitors do not handle loans, savings, decisions or private financial records; any exchange requires the women’s agreement.
Learn more about Women’s Microfinance — learning only →
Youth Mentorship
Explore youth leadership, mentoring and life-skills approaches shaped by local priorities. Direct youth-facing activities require appropriate safeguarding, supervision and approval from community hosts.
Learn more about Youth Mentorship →
Explore women-led savings and enterprise learning alongside youth leadership and mentorship. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →February 17 · Team 04Approved 2027 date
Feeding Program + Agro-EnterpriseExplore program details ▾
Feeding & Nutrition
Learn about the feeding activities that connect child wellbeing with learning and local food systems. Any food preparation, distribution or school involvement must follow host instructions and child-safeguarding requirements.
Learn more about Feeding & Nutrition →
Agriculture & Agro-Enterprise
Explore the approved agriculture and agro-enterprise learning theme through Dago’s community greenhouses, vegetable growing, dairy, poultry and goat projects. These are locally guided activities, not automatic access to every farm or household; your individual itinerary identifies the sites and learning activities included.
Explore Dago’s greenhouse, livestock & garden projects →
Explore community-led nutrition and school feeding alongside local food production and livelihoods. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →March 2027
March 3 · Team 05Approved 2027 date
Beekeeping + Urban Greening & Tree PlantingExplore program details ▾
Beekeeping
Explore beekeeping as an approved agricultural-learning theme. The individual itinerary specifies whether a host-led apiary visit or demonstration is available, taking account of safety and seasonal conditions.
Learn more about Beekeeping →
Urban Greening & Tree Planting
Explore tree-growing, stewardship and environmental education as community learning themes. Planting sites, permissions, seasons and any travel outside Dago are confirmed separately with relevant partners.
Learn more about Urban Greening & Tree Planting →
Explore beekeeping and agriculture learning alongside tree-growing and environmental stewardship. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →March 17 · Team 06Approved 2027 date
Primary Education + Borehole Water AccessExplore program details ▾
Primary Education
Explore how Dago families, educators and partners support primary-school access, learning and progression. Classroom observation or engagement is only possible with school and community permission.
Learn more about Primary Education →
Borehole & Water Access
Learn about clean-water access and the community infrastructure that supports households and learning. A borehole visit or technical task is subject to local approval and the status of the relevant site.
Learn more about Borehole & Water Access →
Explore primary-school learning and support alongside water access and community infrastructure. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →April 2027
April 7 · Team 07Approved 2027 date
Tailoring School + Senior/Disability CareExplore program details ▾
Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods
Dago Threads of Hope is led by One Way Out and supports women’s livelihoods through tailoring and practical skills. A visit could focus on learning about its approach only if the program owner and local participants approve; a training or service placement is not promised.
Learn more about Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods →
Older Adults & Disability Inclusion
Explore the approved learning theme of respectful inclusion and community support for older adults and people with disabilities. No individual care placement is offered; any visits require informed consent, safeguarding and an approved host.
Learn more about Older Adults & Disability Inclusion →
Explore skills-based women’s livelihood development alongside dignity and inclusive community support. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →April 21 · Team 08Approved 2027 date
Youth Mentorship + Clean Energy (Stoves)Explore program details ▾
Youth Mentorship
Explore youth leadership, mentoring and life-skills approaches shaped by local priorities. Direct youth-facing activities require appropriate safeguarding, supervision and approval from community hosts.
Learn more about Youth Mentorship →
Clean Energy & Efficient Stoves
This approved learning theme explores fuel-efficient cooking, household wellbeing and reduced fuel demand. The individual itinerary identifies any host-led demonstration or technical activity included in the visit.
Learn more about Clean Energy & Efficient Stoves →
Explore youth leadership and mentorship alongside household cooking-energy ideas. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →May 2027
May 5 · Team 09Approved 2027 date
Feeding Program + Tree PlantingExplore program details ▾
Feeding & Nutrition
Learn about the feeding activities that connect child wellbeing with learning and local food systems. Any food preparation, distribution or school involvement must follow host instructions and child-safeguarding requirements.
Learn more about Feeding & Nutrition →
Tree Planting
Learn about locally appropriate tree-growing and environmental stewardship. Any planting event depends on season, site permission, host capacity and an agreed maintenance plan.
Learn more about Tree Planting →
Explore community-led nutrition and school feeding alongside tree-growing and conservation learning. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →May 19 · Team 10Approved 2027 date
Village Banking education-only theme (initiative not yet launched) + Water AccessExplore program details ▾
Village Banking — approved education theme; initiative not launched
Village Banking has not yet rolled out. This is an education-only concept about possible community-led savings structures; there is no operating banking, deposit, lending or financial-service placement for visitors.
Learn more about the Village Banking program design →
Water Access
Learn about community priorities for safe water access and household wellbeing. Any visitor involvement in infrastructure or testing would require a specific approved project and competent supervision.
Learn more about Water Access →
Explore the approved education theme about the not-yet-launched village banking design alongside community water and hygiene priorities. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →June 2027
June 2 · Team 11Approved 2027 date
Tailoring School + Youth MentorshipExplore program details ▾
Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods
Dago Threads of Hope is led by One Way Out and supports women’s livelihoods through tailoring and practical skills. A visit could focus on learning about its approach only if the program owner and local participants approve; a training or service placement is not promised.
Learn more about Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods →
Youth Mentorship
Explore youth leadership, mentoring and life-skills approaches shaped by local priorities. Direct youth-facing activities require appropriate safeguarding, supervision and approval from community hosts.
Learn more about Youth Mentorship →
Explore skills-based women’s livelihood development alongside youth leadership and mentorship. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →June 16 · Team 12Approved 2027 date
Beekeeping + Sanitation Projects (Toilets)Explore program details ▾
Beekeeping
Explore beekeeping as an approved agricultural-learning theme. The individual itinerary specifies whether a host-led apiary visit or demonstration is available, taking account of safety and seasonal conditions.
Learn more about Beekeeping →
Sanitation & Toilets
Explore the role of sanitation in household health and dignity. Existing and planned toilet projects may be partner-led; site access or construction is not an available placement without the relevant owner’s authorization.
Learn more about Sanitation & Toilets →
Explore beekeeping and agriculture learning alongside safe sanitation and dignity. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →July 2027
July 7 · Team 13Approved 2027 date
Primary Education + Urban ForestryExplore program details ▾
Primary Education
Explore how Dago families, educators and partners support primary-school access, learning and progression. Classroom observation or engagement is only possible with school and community permission.
Learn more about Primary Education →
Urban Forestry
Explore the purpose of tree planting, nursery care and environmental learning. Urban forestry sites may be outside Dago and would require separate partner, site and transport arrangements; a planting activity is not guaranteed.
Learn more about Urban Forestry →
Explore primary-school learning and support alongside environmental stewardship and urban greening. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →July 21 · Team 14Approved 2027 date
Women’s Microfinance learning only + Fuel-Efficient StovesExplore program details ▾
Women’s Microfinance — learning only
Learn about women’s savings, enterprise and access-to-capital concepts within Friends of Dago’s program-development work. Visitors do not handle loans, savings, decisions or private financial records; any exchange requires the women’s agreement.
Learn more about Women’s Microfinance — learning only →
Fuel-Efficient Stoves
Explore approaches to fuel-efficient cooking and potential benefits for households and the environment. This is an approved learning theme; any practical demonstration or technical activity is organized with the relevant host and detailed in an individual itinerary.
Learn more about Fuel-Efficient Stoves →
Explore women-led savings and enterprise learning alongside household energy and cooking solutions. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →August 2027
August 4 · Team 15Approved 2027 date
Medical & Sports Camp (historical theme; no clinical placement) + Feeding SupportExplore program details ▾
Kenyan Goals — historical camp theme
Kenyan Goals has a documented 2009–2019 history and a planned return, not a confirmed clinical volunteer placement. Any future camp involvement depends on host approval, safeguarding, qualifications and activity-specific permission.
Learn more about Kenyan Goals — historical camp theme →
Feeding Support
Learn about the role of feeding in child wellbeing and learning in Dago. Any visitor activity would be agreed with local hosts and appropriate school or program leadership.
Learn more about Feeding Support →
Explore historical youth sport and health learning alongside community-led nutrition and feeding. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →August 18 · Team 16Approved 2027 date
Tailoring School + Youth MentorshipExplore program details ▾
Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods
Dago Threads of Hope is led by One Way Out and supports women’s livelihoods through tailoring and practical skills. A visit could focus on learning about its approach only if the program owner and local participants approve; a training or service placement is not promised.
Learn more about Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods →
Youth Mentorship
Explore youth leadership, mentoring and life-skills approaches shaped by local priorities. Direct youth-facing activities require appropriate safeguarding, supervision and approval from community hosts.
Learn more about Youth Mentorship →
Explore skills-based women’s livelihood development alongside youth leadership and mentorship. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →September 2027
September 1 · Team 17Approved 2027 date
Senior/Disability Care + Borehole AccessExplore program details ▾
Older Adults & Disability Inclusion
Explore the approved learning theme of respectful inclusion and community support for older adults and people with disabilities. No individual care placement is offered; any visits require informed consent, safeguarding and an approved host.
Learn more about Older Adults & Disability Inclusion →
Borehole & Water Access
Explore the role of safe water access in household dignity and community resilience. Site visits and any technical involvement depend on local host approval and verified project needs.
Learn more about Borehole & Water Access →
Explore dignity and inclusive community support alongside water access and community infrastructure. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →September 15 · Team 18Approved 2027 date
Clean Energy (Stoves) + Agro-EnterpriseExplore program details ▾
Clean Energy & Efficient Stoves
This approved learning theme explores fuel-efficient cooking, household wellbeing and reduced fuel demand. The individual itinerary identifies any host-led demonstration or technical activity included in the visit.
Learn more about Clean Energy & Efficient Stoves →
Agriculture & Agro-Enterprise
Explore the approved agriculture and agro-enterprise learning theme through Dago’s community greenhouses, vegetable growing, dairy, poultry and goat projects. These are locally guided activities, not automatic access to every farm or household; your individual itinerary identifies the sites and learning activities included.
Explore Dago’s greenhouse, livestock & garden projects →
Explore household cooking-energy ideas alongside local food production and livelihoods. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →October 2027
October 6 · Team 19Approved 2027 date
Village Banking education-only theme (initiative not yet launched) + Sanitation ProjectsExplore program details ▾
Village Banking — approved education theme; initiative not launched
Village Banking has not yet rolled out. This is an education-only concept about possible community-led savings structures; there is no operating banking, deposit, lending or financial-service placement for visitors.
Learn more about the Village Banking program design →
Sanitation Projects
Learn about community sanitation priorities and the evidence behind historical and current projects. Construction or site visits require separate project-owner approval and safety arrangements.
Learn more about Sanitation Projects →
Explore the approved education theme about the not-yet-launched village banking design alongside sanitation and household dignity. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →October 20 · Team 20Approved 2027 date
Primary Education + Youth MentorshipExplore program details ▾
Primary Education
Explore how Dago families, educators and partners support primary-school access, learning and progression. Classroom observation or engagement is only possible with school and community permission.
Learn more about Primary Education →
Youth Mentorship
Explore youth leadership, mentoring and life-skills approaches shaped by local priorities. Direct youth-facing activities require appropriate safeguarding, supervision and approval from community hosts.
Learn more about Youth Mentorship →
Explore primary-school learning and support alongside youth leadership and mentorship. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →November 2027
November 3 · Team 21Approved 2027 date
Tailoring School + Feeding ProgramExplore program details ▾
Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods
Dago Threads of Hope is led by One Way Out and supports women’s livelihoods through tailoring and practical skills. A visit could focus on learning about its approach only if the program owner and local participants approve; a training or service placement is not promised.
Learn more about Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods →
Feeding & Nutrition
Learn about the feeding activities that connect child wellbeing with learning and local food systems. Any food preparation, distribution or school involvement must follow host instructions and child-safeguarding requirements.
Learn more about Feeding & Nutrition →
Explore skills-based women’s livelihood development alongside community-led nutrition and school feeding. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →November 17 · Team 22Approved 2027 date
Tree Planting + Clean EnergyExplore program details ▾
Tree Planting
Learn about locally appropriate tree-growing and environmental stewardship. Any planting event depends on season, site permission, host capacity and an agreed maintenance plan.
Learn more about Tree Planting →
Clean Energy
This approved learning theme explores locally relevant household energy solutions. Any practical demonstrations, installations or technical roles are specified in the participant’s itinerary.
Learn more about Clean Energy →
Explore tree-growing and conservation learning alongside household energy and environmental learning. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →December 2027
December 1 · Team 23Approved 2027 date
Women’s Microfinance learning only + Early ChildhoodExplore program details ▾
Women’s Microfinance — learning only
Learn about women’s savings, enterprise and access-to-capital concepts within Friends of Dago’s program-development work. Visitors do not handle loans, savings, decisions or private financial records; any exchange requires the women’s agreement.
Learn more about Women’s Microfinance — learning only →
Early Childhood Education
Learn about Dago’s community-led approach to early learning and children’s school readiness. Any child-facing exchange requires prior approval, supervision and safeguarding.
Learn more about Early Childhood Education →
Explore women-led savings and enterprise learning alongside early learning in Dago. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →December 15 · Team 24Approved 2027 date
Sanitation (Toilets) + Youth MentorshipExplore program details ▾
Sanitation & Toilets
Explore how safe toilets, hygiene and community-led sanitation connect to healthy living. A specific construction, technical or household visit is not promised.
Learn more about Sanitation & Toilets →
Youth Mentorship
Explore youth leadership, mentoring and life-skills approaches shaped by local priorities. Direct youth-facing activities require appropriate safeguarding, supervision and approval from community hosts.
Learn more about Youth Mentorship →
Explore safe sanitation and dignity alongside youth leadership and mentorship. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Ask about this window →January 2028 · approved optional dates
These two additional January 2028 dates and learning themes are approved as optional extensions, separate from the 24 approved 2027 dates. Optional excursions, availability, accommodations, participation and any different 2028 pricing are confirmed individually in a written offer.
January 5, 2028 · Team 25Approved optional 2028 date
Senior/Disability Program + Agro-EnterpriseExplore program details ▾
Older Adults & Disability Inclusion
This approved optional extension explores age-friendly and disability-inclusive community support. No caregiving placement or direct care activity is confirmed, and all visits require informed consent and appropriate hosts.
Learn more about Older Adults & Disability Inclusion →
Agriculture & Agro-Enterprise
Explore the approved agriculture and agro-enterprise learning theme through Dago’s community greenhouses, vegetable growing, dairy, poultry and goat projects. These are locally guided activities, not automatic access to every farm or household; your individual itinerary identifies the sites and learning activities included.
Explore Dago’s greenhouse, livestock & garden projects →
Explore dignity and inclusive community support alongside local food production and livelihoods. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
Express interest →January 19, 2028 · Team 26Approved optional 2028 date
Tailoring School + optional Safari & Cultural Exchange Add-OnExplore program details ▾
Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods
Dago Threads of Hope is led by One Way Out and supports women’s livelihoods through tailoring and practical skills. A visit could focus on learning about its approach only if the program owner and local participants approve; a training or service placement is not promised.
Learn more about Tailoring & Women’s Livelihoods →
Optional Safari & Cultural Exchange
This optional cultural and travel theme is approved but is not automatically part of the standard program or an included excursion. Routing, suppliers, availability, separate pricing and travel arrangements would be confirmed in a written offer.
Learn more about Optional Safari & Cultural Exchange →
Explore skills-based women’s livelihood development alongside an optional cultural and travel extension. This calendar date and learning theme are approved. Individual participation and specific activities are confirmed in your written offer.
The optional excursion is not included automatically.
Express interest →Plan an ethical volunteer or learning visit
Volunteer activities are matched to locally identified needs, visitor skills and host capacity; child-facing, clinical, technical and independent partner-led activities need specific permissions and supervision. One Way Out leads Threads of Hope. Urban forestry activities outside Dago require separate site, partner and transport arrangements.
You can also browse all 26 approved journey pairings by theme, read the visitor guide, or review visitor FAQs. When completing your inquiry, mention your preferred month, team number and approved calendar date; for volunteer participation, describe your relevant skills and interests.
