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oin Community Action for Peace and Solidarity (CAPS) and support fundraising efforts for the construction of three permanent Early Childhood Development classrooms.
This project will help expand access to quality education at Imara Academy, where demand from local families is growing but limited infrastructure restricts enrollment. Ideal for volunteers passionate about education, social impact, communication, and community development. ✨
25 hours of help per week
Social Media: Maintain and update social media channels.
Party Promoter: Help organise and promote parties and social activities.
5 days off per week
Private Room: You will have a bed in a private room. In other words, a room just for you.
Discounts on Parties: Get discounts at nearby parties and clubs.
Bikes at your disposal: You can use our bikes any time you want.
Basic Internet Access: Basic speed internet for you to work remotely
Intermediate English or Intermediate French
Between 20 and 60 years old
Welcomes solo volunteers, couples, and partners of volunteers
Flights, Travel Insurance, Internal Transportation and Visa
Volunteers will assist CAPS in conducting fundraising activities to support projects such as the construction of Early Childhood Development (ECD) classrooms and digital skills programs. This includes online fundraising, crowdfunding campaigns, and donor engagement.
Key Tasks
Online Campaigns: Help design and run fundraising drives on platforms like GoFundMe, GlobalGiving, or social media.
Storytelling & Content Creation: Work with CAPS staff to craft compelling narratives, photos, and videos that highlight the impact of our work in Kakuma.
Crowd‑Fundraising: Mobilize networks abroad by sharing campaigns, encouraging peer‑to‑peer fundraising, and connecting with diaspora communities.
Grant & Proposal Support: Assist in drafting proposals, refining pitches, and identifying potential donors or foundations.
Event Support (Virtual or Local): Help organize awareness events, webinars, or cultural showcases that attract supporters.
1. Respect & Inclusion
Volunteers must respect the dignity of refugees and host community members.
Cultural sensitivity is essential—listen, learn, and avoid imposing outside ideas.
2. Transparency in Fundraising
All fundraising activities (online campaigns, crowd‑funding, donor outreach) must be coordinated with CAPS leadership.
Funds raised are directed to CAPS accounts only; volunteers cannot handle money personally.
Volunteers must provide regular updates on progress and share campaign links openly with CAPS staff.
3. Ethical Communication
Messaging must be truthful, avoiding exaggeration or misrepresentation of community needs.
Volunteers should highlight impact stories with consent from beneficiaries.
4. Collaboration & Accountability
Volunteers work alongside CAPS staff, not independently.
Weekly check‑ins with the CAPS team are required to align strategies and measure outcomes.
5. Professional Conduct
Volunteers are expected to maintain professionalism in online and offline interactions.
Respect deadlines, follow instructions, and communicate challenges promptly.
6. Safety & Well‑Being
Volunteers are treated as part of the CAPS family—welcomed, supported, and cared for.
CAPS ensures a safe environment, but volunteers must also respect local rules and security protocols.
