Volunteer
We're looking for volunteers from all walks of life! If you'd like to volunteer in Bolivia or are based in the U.S., we have positions for you!
"The time I spent in Cochabamba working with Smiles is something that I will never forget. I had intended to stay for only 3 months, but ended up staying for an entire year! The work that the Smiles team does is amazing, and I will always be proud to have played a part."
In particular, we need individuals with the following background or experience:
Dental hygienists, dental assistants, or dental hygiene instructors
Dentists
Grant writers
Spanish translation
Fundraising and special event planning
Office administration at the Smiles Forever office in Cochabamba
We're looking for volunteers from all walks of life! If you'd like to volunteer in Bolivia or are based in the U.S., we have positions for you!
Dentists, Dental HYGIENISTS, Dental assistants, and hygiene students
Are you a practicing dentist or dental hygienist? Hygiene student? Volunteer with us in Cochabamba, Bolivia. We have ongoing opportunities in our daily clinics, as well as special service projects throughout Bolivia. If needed, volunteer time can be applied for school credit.
Contact us to learn about current and potential opportunities!
grant writers
Are you a grant writer looking to make a big impact? Have you worked as a grant writer in the past, and are looking to make a difference on a volunteer basis? Contact us!
Office administration in cochabamba
In Cochabamba, we are looking for organized, hard working individuals looking to make a big impact with a small non-profit. Office positions include Office Manager and oral/written Spanish translation. Contact us!
Volunteer Testimonials
““Going to Bolivia to work with Smiles Forever is an experience that I will never forget. The work that is done and the constant struggle that these women fight to overcome are astonishing. I arrived in Bolivia not very aware of the work that was ahead. Seeing how Sandy and her team uplifted the whole team was beautiful. The women smiled and seem proud. There were times that brought many tears, but in a good way, because I knew that these girls and their children would be ok with the help that was being given.
I left Bolivia to head back to finish up my Human Development degree at Washington State University. I made a proposal to one of my classes to collect toothpaste, toothbrushes, and any other toiletries that may be needed. The proposal was successful and I plan to go back to Bolivia and continue with the great work that is happening to build a future for these beautiful women.”
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