Be the change you want to see in the world!
Volunteering opportunities are priceless! You give back to the community and witness actual on ground change.
You change lives!
If that’s what you’re looking for, then these NGOs and organizations are a must check, for they offer several beneficial volunteering opportunities.
CRS Egypt
CRS Egypt helps provide refugees, women, and other marginalized people with economic opportunity. Educational support is also provided to refugees from Africa, Syria, and Iraq; hence, CRS collaborates closely with Egyptian organizations to carry out these initiatives.
So, if you want to have a part in helping the community and refugees, visit this link to check out the available positions.
Care
Harnessing the legacy of Care International, Care Egypt, a non-governmental Egyptian organization, has been working to combat poverty and enhance quality of life since 1954.
Care aims to ensure that everyone in Egypt will have access to economic opportunity, equality, and social justice. A crucial part of their agenda is empowering women and girls.
Check out their careers through this link and start changing lives!
Save the children
“Every child has a right to a future”
Save the Children strives daily to provide boys and girls with a healthy start in life, the chance to learn, and safety from danger in Egypt and throughout the world.
The organization works to ensure equitable outcomes: with programs aimed at underprivileged and disadvantaged children, children at risk, children with disabilities, and children on the move, including refugees and migrants, Save the Children works with them and their families from varied communities throughout Egypt’s 20 governorates.
Check the opportunities available here.
UNHCR
Protecting the rights and wellbeing of those who have been compelled to flee is the main goal of UNHCR. They aim to ensure that everyone has the right to apply for asylum and find a safe haven in another nation with the help of partners and communities. UNHCR also work to find long-lasting answers.
Be a part of the team or find volunteering opportunities here
Caritas
All things start with people at Caritas Egypt. They believe that every person is a valuable resource for society. Hence, Caritas upholds the fundamentals of human rights in their pursuit of social transformation. They raise awareness, offer knowledge, and support weaker individuals and communities, by giving them opportunity and power so they can realize their potential and engage in social, economic, and cultural life. To promote sustainable development, Caritas collaborates with local, national, and international partners, including government agencies, businesses, and civil society organizations.
Check the available positions and volunteering opportunities here.
The Egyptian Red Cresent
The primary objective of the Egyptian Red Crescent is to reduce humanitarian suffering, particularly for individuals who are experiencing a crisis. As a support system for the government and a member of the global Red Cross/Red Crescent movement, the Egyptian Red Crescent seeks to give prompt and effective assistance in times of disaster and to assist individuals in surviving and recovering. They assist communities that are at risk in building their capacity to respond to catastrophes and recover afterward.
Volunteer through this link.
Waqfeyat al Maadi Community Foundation – WMCF
Waqfeyat al Maadi CF seeks to enhance living conditions for locals by reviving the concept of donor-advised waqf funds and reducing the gap between the wealthy and the poor in the Maadi district and its environs. It is a community-led philanthropic change agent that uses donor-advised waqf money and community social investments to catalyze change.
Haddouta Mesreya
Founded in 2018, Haddouta Merseya for Development and Services is a non-profit organisation. Its flagship initiative, “I am a genuine Egyptian,” aims to give females access to higher education so they can become capable leaders and change agents in their communities.
Do you want to support girls’ higher education in Egypt? Volunteer now through this link.
