Become A Volunteer
Change lives. Build communities. Create impact. Volunteers are the backbone of everything we deliver.
Volunteer Opportunities
Find the role that fits your skills
Six ways to get involved. You do not need all of them — pick the one closest to what you already do well.
Community Volunteer
Support outreach activities in rural communities, from distribution days to household visits.
Medical Volunteer
Support health campaigns, screenings and health education activities in the field.
Media Volunteer
Photography, videography, social media and storytelling that carries the work further.
Fundraising Volunteer
Help raise resources and awareness so programmes can reach more households.
Research Volunteer
Assist with grant writing, surveys, data collection and reporting.
Agricultural Volunteer
Support farmer training and agricultural development initiatives on the ground.
Our Programmes
What you would be contributing to
- Food security and poverty alleviation.
- Maternal and child health.
- Malaria prevention.
- Agricultural development.
- Environmental sustainability.
- Education and youth empowerment.
Become a Volunteer
Change lives. Build communities. Create impact.
Volunteers are the backbone of Zaks Foundation for Humanity. Whether you are a
student, professional, healthcare worker, teacher, media practitioner,
agriculturist, or simply someone who wants to make a difference, your skills and
your time can help transform lives.
Tell us a little about yourself using the form, and the team will come back to you about the roles that fit.
Passion for community service and a willingness to learn
- Minimum age: 18 years old.
- Respect for our values: Compassion, integrity, inclusiveness.
- (Optional) Background in education, health, farming, or media is a plus.
- Must be located in or willing to travel to North Central Nigeria (for field roles).
Benefits of Volunteering
What you take away from it
Practical field experience
Real delivery in real communities, not a classroom simulation of it.
Networking opportunities
Work alongside health workers, farmers, teachers and development professionals.
Professional development
Training and responsibility that builds directly on the skills you already have.
Volunteer certificate
Formal recognition of the time and work you contributed to our programmes.
