Remote volunteering allows you to donate your skills and time to change lives, without moving from home. All you need is a laptop and good internet connection.
In times of great disruption and closed borders due to the COVID-19 crisis, remote volunteering can allow you help us fight this pandemic and its aftermath.
Support the work from our headquarters staff in downtown New York or that from our teams in Haiti, Kenya, Peru, South Sudan and Zambia.
Put your skills and qualifications in action to support as needed, our operational and administrative teams – Programs, Partnerships, Finance, HR, Communications, IT, M&E, etc.
Time Commitment: A minimum of 50 hours/month within a period of 1-3 months.
Use your expertise towards a specific goal or project with a predefined deliverable. You will be informed of the scope of the work and expected to carry it forward until completion.
Time Commitment: Depending on project length—could be as little as a 2 hours job!
Skills Needed:
You can share your skills and knowledge by educating medical professionals and program managers. Design the education sessions supported by our technical team in New York and deliver the training to either the staff from our community programs or our partner facilities.
Time Commitment: Depending on the time it takes you to put together a training session—it could be as little as 4 hours if you already have the training materials.
The Mentorship program builds technical capacity and aims to improve the quality of service delivery by pairing experienced professionals from the US, Europe and Oceania with healthcare and programs staff from our country programs and partner healthcare facilities.
Time Commitment: Minimum of 12 hours of mentoring and another 6 of preparation, over a period of 3 months.
Skills Needed:
Clinical and Health
Public Health
Requirements for Remote Volunteering: