Volunteer with ACTS Ghana:
Join us in making a difference in the lives of those affected by HIV
ACTS Ghana relies on the hard work and dedication of its volunteers to carry out its mission. The importance of our volunteers cannot be understated. We are very proud of our diverse volunteer corps. We invite you to take a look at all of the various opportunities and encourage you to contact us if you would like more information.
Volunteers can choose to work in just one area of service or can participate in all of the different options available. We feel confident that you will find volunteering at our agency to be a very rewarding and enriching experience.
Interested persons should contact Volunteer Coordinator at [email protected] for more information.
Why Volunteer with Us?
- Make a real difference in people's lives
- Gain valuable experience in healthcare and community service
- Be part of a diverse and dedicated team
- Flexible opportunities to fit your schedule
- Contribute to the fight against HIV/AIDS in Ghana
Volunteer Opportunities
Mobile Unit Outreach (Eastern Region)
Volunteers assist Prevention staff with mobile outreach. On a scheduled basis, the agency's mobile unit travels to designated locations within communities in the Eastern Region of Ghana providing safer sex materials, treatment referral assistance, HIV and Hep B testing. Volunteers must complete outreach training. This opportunity is suitable for short term volunteer commitments.
Bar Outreach
Bar outreach is especially designed for social settings where individuals could use information on how to reduce high risk sexual activities. Volunteers must complete outreach training to learn how to safely and appropriately interact with patrons in bars and nightclub settings. Volunteers engaging in bar outreach distribute safer sex materials; promote risk reduction, and provide information on HIV testing counseling. Volunteers must be available to attend the designated clubs and bars at night where outreach is conducted.
Community Outreach
Volunteers attend and set up agency information tables at health fairs, conferences, and other related events educating the public about provided services. Volunteers must complete outreach training. This position is best suited for short term service commitments and requested on an as needed basis.
HIV/STD Hotline Operator
Volunteers who are interested in becoming operators for the ACTS Direct Hotline should be comfortable discussing sex related topics. Exceptional customer service and phone etiquette are important for this position. Must understand and adhere to ACTS Ghana's confidentiality agreement guidelines. Hotline volunteers must complete the required HIV/STD training modules. Operators will have continuous guidance and additional training with experienced hotline operators and sexual health educators throughout volunteer placement.
Reception Desk
Volunteers will be responsible for answering the agency's main phone line, greeting visitors, and assisting clients and staff. A minimum volunteer commitment of 3 months is desired.
Office Administration
Volunteers assist staff with essential office duties which may include; data entry, program projects, mailings, filing, organizing, and typing documents. This position is suitable for volunteers who are only able to give short-term service commitments.
Special Events
Volunteers who have strong skill sets in fundraising and event planning can be requested by the Vice President of Development to work on special events and projects. Based on the desired expertise, volunteers can assist in various capacities on an as needed basis.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Your involvement can make a tremendous impact. By volunteering with ACTS Ghana, you stand with us in the fight against HIV/AIDS and support those affected by it. Whether it's through outreach, administrative work, or special events, your support strengthens our mission.
Get Started Today
Contact our Volunteer Coordinator at [email protected] to learn more about how you can join ACTS Ghana in making a difference. Together, we can create a brighter future for those living with HIV and AIDS in Ghana.