Give Your Time

Volunteer at Nyabondo

Share your skills, learn from our team, and make a tangible difference in the lives of persons with disabilities. Volunteers are a vital part of our family.

Areas Where You Can Help

Medical Volunteers

Doctors, surgeons, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and clinical officers.

Flexible – 1 week to 3 months Valid license/degree, experience in rehabilitation preferred.

Therapy Assistants

Help with exercises, mobilise patients, prepare therapy equipment.

2–4 weeks minimum Basic physiotherapy knowledge or training; empathy and patience.

Orthopaedic Technologist / Prosthetist

Assist in orthopaedic workshop: fabricate and repair assistive devices.

1 month or longer Diploma in Orthopaedic Technology or relevant experience.

Vocational Trainers

Teach tailoring, computer literacy, hairdressing, shoemaking, or basket weaving.

2 weeks minimum Expertise in the trade, ability to teach youths with disabilities.

Administrative Support

Help with data entry, donor communication, social media, photography, grant writing.

Flexible – remote or onsite Computer literacy, communication skills.

Maintenance & Logistics

Assist with facility upkeep, equipment repair, driving, or organising material donations.

Flexible Practical skills, valid driving license for transport roles.

What You Gain

  • Hands-on experience in a rehabilitation centre
  • Cross‑cultural exchange and community immersion
  • Certificate of appreciation and reference letter
  • The joy of seeing someone walk, smile, or gain independence

Accommodation can be arranged for long‑term volunteers.

How to Become a Volunteer

1
Fill out the online application form below.
2
We will contact you to discuss your skills, availability, and placement.
3
Complete a simple orientation (online or onsite).
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Start changing lives!

Apply to Volunteer

* After submitting, our volunteer coordinator will respond within 5–7 days. For urgent inquiries, call 0733 384 352.

Volunteering at Nyabondo as a physiotherapy student was life‑changing. I learned more in one month than a year in class, and the patients' resilience inspired me daily.
— Sarah, Physiotherapy volunteer (2024)