• Improving health systems, impacting lives
Any questions?

Call: +254 57 2024172

GET INVOLVED
VOLUNTEER
GET INVOLVED
VOLUNTEER

GBV and Rights Helper

GBV and Rights Helper
Apply Now

Where ...

BYFC, Schools, Community Centres, Occasional Outreach Events

What you will do ...

  • Support staff to deliver age-appropriate GBV prevention & child rights awareness (consent, safe relationships, digital safety, help-seeking).
  • Prepare dignified info materials and referral cards; maintain discreet info corner.
  • Sit in as a note-taker during group dialogues (no counselling), capturing themes and questions.
  • Map local referral pathways (hotlines, social workers, hospitals) and keep them updated.
  • Assist with 16 Days of Activism and similar campaigns (booths, marches, school talks).
  • Log basic session data and red-flag disclosures to the safeguarding focal person immediately.
20–30 hrs/week

Time Commitment

4 weeks

DURATION

0

Positions Available

You will be good at this if ...

  • Are grounded, non-judgmental, and can hold space for sensitive topics.
  • Understand confidentiality and informed consent; know when to escalate.
  • Bonus: prior GBV/rights awareness facilitation.

Supervision

  • Protection & Safeguarding Lead (weekly 1:1). Close liaison with School Guidance Counsellors.

Key Outputs

  • 2–3 awareness sessions/week supported; refreshed referral map; secure log of red-flags/escalations.

Safeguarding & Conduct

  • Strict no-counselling boundary; no promises of secrecy; follow reporting flow within 2 hours of disclosure.

Success looks like

  • Accurate, timely escalations; teachers report improved awareness; youth can name at least 2 safe services.

Training & Tools

  • Do-no-harm basics; survivor-centred principles; confidentiality handling; approved scripts & IECs.
31/12/2025

Application Deadline

Standard Requirements

  • Eligibility: 18+, good conduct/police clearance certificate, 1 character reference (former teacher, employer, someone who can vouch for you).
  • Induction: Safeguarding, code of conduct, role-specific training, site tour.
  • Hours: Typically Mon–Fri; occasional Saturdays for events. Schedules agreed weekly.
  • Benefits: Meaningful impact, mentorship, certificate of service, local context learning.
  • What to bring: Modest, comfortable clothing; closed shoes; refillable water bottle; laptop, An open mind and great Attitude.

Ready to Make an Impact?

Join our team of volunteers transforming lives across Kenya.
Whether you bring time, skills, or passion — your contribution matters.

Apply Now