Walk With Us In Solidarity

Join hands with Safe Haven Community School to empower children through education, mentorship, kindness and meaningful community support.

Volunteer Program Overview

At Safe Haven Community School, we believe in the power of showing up — not as saviours, but as supporters, listeners and learners. Our volunteer program provides an opportunity to work alongside our school community in Ngando, Nairobi, and contribute to meaningful educational and community activities.

Volunteers work alongside our dedicated team to support children, teachers and school activities while respecting the local community and culture.

Ready to Make a Real Impact?

We welcome passionate individuals who want to contribute meaningfully while respecting our children, staff and local community.

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Volunteer Perspectives & Impact

"Standing in Ngando changes you forever. The strength of the kids and the clarity of the vision kept me connected. I had to come back."

- Amy & Megan

"We shared practical skills, supported daily meal services, and built genuine relationships founded on mutual respect, not pity."

- Reegan & Hayley

"Every task is community-driven. You support local teachers and workers instead of displacing local jobs."

- Kirsty, Jack & Brodie

Frequently Asked Questions

We welcome passionate individuals aged 18 and over who are eager to contribute meaningfully and respect the local community and culture. For safeguarding reasons, volunteers may be required to complete appropriate disclosure and background checks before participating.

Any applicable volunteer fees and what they cover will be explained clearly during the volunteer application process. Please contact Safe Haven Community School for current information before making any arrangements.

Depending on the school's current needs, volunteer activities may include supporting classroom activities, reading, educational activities, creative activities, sports and community projects.

Volunteers can use their weekends to explore Nairobi and Kenya responsibly, rest or participate in activities arranged independently of the school.

Photography must always be carried out with respect and sensitivity. Volunteers must obtain appropriate permission before photographing or recording children, staff or community members. Images should preserve the dignity, privacy and safety of everyone in the Safe Haven community.