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TUNMAPS supports prisoners, formerly incarcerated people, and their families especially children affected by incarceration.
Volunteers will join community outreach visits in Greater Masaka by engaging children, assisting with basic needs support (such as school materials and essentials), educational & recreational activities for children and documentation
This work helps reduce stigma, promote education, and bring hope to vulnerable families.
18 heures d'aide par semaine
Garde d'enfants: S'occuper des enfants, jouer avec eux et passer du temps ensemble.
Travail social: Aider au travail bénévole dans des projets locaux et des communautés.
Montant: US$ 5000 Une seule fois
Les frais couvrent: Matériel pour les activités de volontariat et Don au projet
Description: Funds will support basic needs assistance, educational supplies, and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) for children and families of incarcerated parents. Contributions will directly support our community programs and vulnerable families
2 jours de congé par semaine
Chambre privée: Vous aurez un lit dans une chambre privée. En d'autres termes, une chambre rien que pour vous.
Événements gratuits: Entrée gratuite aux meilleurs événements de la ville.
Transfert: Nous viendrons vous chercher à votre arrivée et vous emmènerons à notre propriété.
Utilisez notre cuisine équipée: N'hésitez pas à utiliser notre cuisine et préparer vos propres délicieux repas.
Accès Internet Basique: Internet à vitesse basique pour travailler à distance
Espace de Travail Dédié: Espace spécifique pour travailler à distance
Débutant Anglais ou Débutant Anglais
Entre 18 et 70 ans
Accueille les volontaires solo, les couples et les partenaires de volontaires
Vols, assurance voyage, transport interne et visa
The volunteer program at TUNMAPS offers travelers an opportunity to support vulnerable families affected by incarceration while learning about community outreach and social justice in Uganda.
The program focuses on supporting children and families of prisoners through community visits, basic needs assistance, and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) activities.
Volunteers work alongside the TUNMAPS team and local community members.
The program begins with a short orientation where volunteers learn about our mission, safeguarding principles, and the challenges faced by families of prisoners.
During their stay, volunteers may join staff on family visits, engage children in simple educational or recreational activities, help organize family support sessions, assist in distributing donated items such as school materials or basic household supplies, and support documentation through photography, writing, or social media.
A typical day starts with planning at the TUNMAPS office, followed by community visits or office support tasks. Volunteers usually contribute a few hours each day, allowing time to explore the local community and culture.
We expect volunteers to be respectful, compassionate, and open-minded when working with vulnerable families.
In return, volunteers gain valuable experience in community development, grassroots nonprofit work, and supporting marginalized communities.
Volunteers contribute about 18 hours per week during daytime for one week. Activities may include:
1. Participating in community visits to families of incarcerated parents
2. Engaging children in simple educational or recreational activities
3. Assisting in providing basic needs support (school materials, food items, essentials)
4. Supporting mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) activities
5. Helping document outreach activities through photos or short reports
Schedules may vary depending on planned outreach activities and community needs
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