Give a few hours a week — from anywhere in the world — and help a nation keep its rights, its language, and its hope alive.
Translate press releases, testimonies, and school materials between Ruáingga, English, Burmese, and host-country languages.
Commitment: 2–4 hrs/week · Remote
Teach English, math, or Ruáingga literacy online to students in the camps, or tutor diaspora children at weekend schools.
Commitment: 3–6 hrs/week · Remote or local
Help run remembrance gatherings, fundraiser dinners, and conferences with your local branch.
Commitment: Per event · In person
Create social content, edit video testimonies, design graphics, and help the newsroom reach the world.
Commitment: 2–5 hrs/week · Remote
Organize community appeals, write grant drafts, and steward donors who keep relief and schools running.
Commitment: Flexible · Remote
Lawyers, medics, accountants, and developers: lend your expertise pro bono where it multiplies our impact.
Commitment: By project · Remote
No experience required for most roles — we train you. You’ll hear from us within one week of signing up.
Fill the short form below — your skills, languages, and hours you can give.
A 20-minute call to match you with a role and a branch or remote team.
A short onboarding and role training, plus a mentor for your first month.
Join the volunteer community — monthly calls, recognition, and real impact.
“I translate two press releases a week from my kitchen table in Toronto. It is two hours of my time — and it means the world hears my people in their own words.”
Tell us about yourself and a coordinator will reach out within a week. Every skill is useful — if you can speak, write, teach, count, or organize, there is a place for you.
We reply within one week · Your data stays private
$50 feeds a displaced family for two weeks — every gift counts.
