Volunteer With Us
Your time, skills, and compassion can help transform lives. Join our dedicated team of volunteers making a real difference in the lives of gender-based violence survivors across Uganda.
Why Volunteer with GBV Action Program?
Our volunteer-driven model means every contribution directly impacts the lives of survivors.
Volunteer Opportunities
We have diverse opportunities that match various skills, interests, and availability levels.
Counseling & Mental Health
Licensed therapists and counselors to provide trauma-informed support and therapy sessions.
Skills Training Instructors
Teach vocational skills such as tailoring, crafts, business management, or other practical trades.
Peer Support Facilitators
Lead support groups and facilitate peer-to-peer connection among survivors.
Construction & Maintenance
Help with facility construction, repairs, and ongoing maintenance of our centers.
Administrative Support
Assist with program coordination, case management, data entry, and organizational tasks.
Legal Assistance
Provide legal guidance, advocacy, and support for survivors navigating the justice system.
Creative & Arts Programs
Lead art therapy, music, dance, or other creative healing programs for survivors.
Childcare Support
Provide childcare during program sessions so mothers can fully participate.
How to Get Started
Joining our volunteer team is easy. Follow these simple steps.
Express Interest
Contact us via email or phone to express your interest in volunteering.
Initial Meeting
Meet with our volunteer coordinator to discuss your skills and interests.
Orientation & Training
Complete orientation and receive trauma-informed care training.
Start Making Impact
Begin your volunteer work and make a real difference in lives.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Whether you have a few hours a week or can commit more time, your contribution matters. Contact us today to learn more about volunteer opportunities.
All volunteers undergo orientation and training in trauma-informed care to ensure the safety and wellbeing of both volunteers and survivors.