Community outreach
Door to door sensitisation, market outreaches and school talks. Training provided. Krio essential.
Our field work is carried out by people who live in the communities they serve. There is a role here whether you have a professional qualification or simply an afternoon a week.
Door to door sensitisation, market outreaches and school talks. Training provided. Krio essential.
Helping run monthly groups for mothers. Requires our facilitation training and a safeguarding check.
Moderating our nationwide peer groups, welcoming new mothers and flagging anyone who needs more help.
Midwives, nurses and counsellors who can deliver training sessions or supervise our volunteers.
Photography, social media, translation into Krio, and producing IEC materials.
Grant writing, donor research and event support. Useful from anywhere in the world.
Volunteering here means hearing hard things. Some mothers will tell you about violence at home, or about thoughts of harming themselves. You will never be expected to handle that alone, and we will train you on exactly what to do and who to call.
If that feels like too much right now, that is a completely reasonable answer, and there are remote roles above that do not involve it.
No. Most of our volunteers are not medical. We train you in what you need for your role.
Yes. Peer support moderation, communications, translation and fundraising all work remotely.
Volunteer roles are unpaid. Transport costs for approved field work are reimbursed.
Many of our best volunteers have. We will talk with you about timing and support before you start.