Teaching & Tutoring
Reading, classroom activities, homework, creative learning and academic confidence.
Volunteer With Us
Bring useful skills, humility and care.
Volunteers can support education, mentoring, communications, fundraising, technology, administration and community programs — onsite or remotely — when their contribution matches a real need.
Ways to Volunteer
Find a role that matches your strengths.
Creative & Media
Photography, design, video, storytelling, website content and social media with safeguarding approval.
Technology
Website management, digital systems, data organization and practical online tools.
Fundraising & Outreach
Donor communications, grant research, campaigns, events and community engagement.
Youth Development
Mentoring, leadership, life skills, vocational exposure and career guidance.
Administrative Support
Documentation, research, organization, planning and program coordination.
How to Apply
Four steps before service begins.
Volunteer matching should protect children and make the contribution useful to the local team.
Complete the form
Share your background, skills, interests and availability.
Application review
The team compares your information with current needs and safeguarding requirements.
Conversation & match
Discuss expectations, responsibilities and the most appropriate role.
Orientation & service
Approved volunteers receive guidance before beginning their assignment.
What We Expect
Good volunteering begins with respect.
Volunteers support existing priorities rather than creating activities around personal preferences.
Respect for childrenProtect dignity, privacy, safety and emotional wellbeing.
Reliable commitmentHonor agreed schedules, responsibilities and communication.
Cultural sensitivityListen, learn and work respectfully within the local context.
Team collaborationFollow program guidance and support local staff.
International Volunteers
Plan responsibly before traveling to Ghana.
International volunteers generally arrange their own passport, visa, travel, vaccinations, insurance, accommodation, meals and personal expenses unless another arrangement is agreed in writing.
Safeguarding First
Every volunteer shares responsibility for child protection.
Some roles may require identification, references, interviews or background checks. Volunteers must follow supervision, privacy and communication rules at all times.
No unsupervised access to children unless formally authorized.
No private exchange of personal contact information with children.
No posting children’s names, stories or images without approval.
Any safety or wellbeing concern must be reported promptly.