Survivor-centred support in Uganda
Survivor-centred support in Uganda
We welcome volunteers who are ready to contribute responsibly, work within clear safeguarding standards, and support survivor-centred work through prevention, systems support, and professional service.
Some volunteers support work on the ground in Uganda, while others contribute remotely through design, communications, research, administration, fundraising, and other specialised roles. Placement depends on your skills, availability, and where support is most needed.
For people living in Uganda who can support structured roles in community outreach, school-based prevention work, administration, coordination, and other approved functions.
For foreigners coming to Uganda who can commit to at least three months and support prevention projects, communications, systems support, or approved technical roles.
For volunteers contributing from anywhere through fundraising support, communications, administration, writing, design, research, and other skill-based roles.
Communications and storytelling
Graphic design and media support
Research and documentation
Administration and operations support
Training and technical support
Fundraising and partnership support
Digital systems and organisational support
Complete the volunteer interest form.
Tell us about your skills, availability, and where you would like to contribute.
We review fit, need, and availability.
Applications are considered based on organisational priorities and role suitability.
Suitable applicants may be contacted.
Where appropriate, we may arrange a follow-up conversation or request more information.
Approved volunteers are prepared for defined roles.
Placement depends on readiness, fit, and the needs of the work at that time.
Tell us about your skills, availability, where you are based, and how you would like to contribute.
