[1] InterVol support poverty reduction, conservation and education projects globally, as well as community volunteering based on university campuses in the United Kingdom.

[7][8][9] InterVol's volunteers began a system of student-led sustainable development projects, aiming to make a long term difference to communities in developing countries whilst working in close partnership with local NGOs in each country, as well as running volunteering projects, training sessions, and events on their own campus and in the local community.

[12][13] InterVol supported volunteers to renovate facilities and coach sport at the New Future for Children centre in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, for the first time in July 2006.

[17] The charity expanded further, forming a new international volunteering group, Project Nepal, at Imperial College London in October 2011[3] and a new InterVol society at Lancaster University[4] in December 2011.

[1] InterVol's charitable objectives are to act as a resource for student volunteers at universities in the United Kingdom while promoting voluntary projects that focus on education, health, conservation, and the relief of poverty.