Volunteer
Share your time with the children of Northern Ghana.
There are no open volunteer roles at the moment. If you are a health professional, a student, a teacher, or someone who cares about children in Northern Ghana, leave your details and we will contact you when a programme needs your skills.
Open roles: none yet. Registering keeps your name on file for when there are.
- Where
- Talensi and Bongo Districts, and Bolgatanga
- Work with
- Communities, basic schools, and primary healthcare facilities
- First event
- The inter-school health quiz and debate, December 2026
Who we would like to hear from
Skills the work draws on.
Health professionals
Nurses, nutrition and public-health staff, and others who work in child health.
Teachers
People who know the basic schools and how children learn.
Students
In health, education, and related fields.
Anyone who cares
Anyone with time to give to children in Northern Ghana.
How it works
From interest to helping.
Register your interest
Tell the Foundation who you are, where you are, and what you can offer.
Hear when there is a fit
When a programme needs your skills, the Foundation contacts you with the details.
Agree to keep children safe
Before working with children, every volunteer reads and follows the Child Safeguarding Policy.
Safeguarding
Children's safety comes first.
All volunteers are required to read and follow the Foundation's Child Safeguarding Policy.
It protects children from abuse, neglect, exploitation, discrimination, and harm, and it applies to everyone who works or volunteers with the Foundation.
Not a volunteer role for you?
Give instead, or bring your organisation.
Gifts of money or supplies fund the work directly; organisations can partner on programmes or research.