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We effectively and efficiently address the immediate and long-term needs of communities impacted by disasters. By listening to local people, and deploying our unique model of engaging volunteers to enable direct impact, we build safe, resilient schools, homes, and other community infrastructure.
We do not charge a fee for volunteering. We provide basic communal accommodation and three meals per workday. Please make sure to budget accordingly for extras such as beverages, snacks, and any potential outings.
To ensure you are fully prepared for your time on the program, please complete our Volunteer Training. Here you will find training in Volunteer Essentials, Wellbeing, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and Safety and Technical Skills.
LOOKING AFTER YOUR HEALTH
LOOKING AFTER YOUR HEALTH
Living and working on an All Hands and Hearts program has many rewards, but it comes with its challenges as well. As you prepare for program we recommend you take some time to consider how you will prioritize your wellbeing during your volunteer experience.
Humanitarians seek to impact the lives of others. It's incredibly rewarding and inspiring, but it can also be tough and challenging. To ensure you can effectively help others, it's critical you take proactive measures to maintain positive health and wellbeing. Please visit our Health, Safety & Security page below to learn more about managing your physical and mental health while on program.
THREE-DAY BREAK
THREE-DAY BREAK
In a disaster relief setting and communal living environment, it’s important that we take time away for our physical and, most importantly, mental health. All staff and volunteers are required to take a three-day mental health break away from the program every month; all costs associated with this are covered by the individual taking a break.
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