Research and apply for grants, trusts, and community funding opportunities.

Assist in planning and promoting fundraising events, both in-person and online.

Develop donor outreach materials, including emails, social media content, and appeals.

Support partnership building with local businesses and community sponsors.

Help track donations, generate reports, and maintain donor engagement records.

Represent the organisation positively and professionally in fundraising efforts.

Excellent written and verbal communication

Organised and self-motivated

Confident using email, Microsoft Office, and social media platforms

Passionate about community development and equality

Creative, with a positive, can-do attitude

Experience in fundraising, grant writing, or bid applications

Familiarity with crowdfunding platforms or donor engagement strategies

Knowledge of UK charity fundraising regulations and best practice

Graphic design or marketing skills are a bonus

Full support and training in fundraising techniques

Access to fundraising resources and templates

Certificate of volunteering and references upon request

A chance to play a key role in growing and sustaining impactful community work

Offer non-clinical emotional support to service users via phone, online platforms, or in-person sessions.

Support clients in navigating access to mental health services, including referrals to NHS or third-party providers.

Work alongside the team to raise awareness of mental health stigma in diaspora communities.

Contribute to support groups, workshops, or community events focused on mental well-being.

Maintain confidential and accurate records of interactions and service user needs.

Attend training and reflective sessions provided by Diaspora Outreach UK.

Satisfactory DBS clearance

Compassionate, empathetic, and a good listener

Understanding of cultural sensitivity and barriers to accessing mental health support

Strong communication skills

Ability to work independently and maintain confidentiality

Willingness to learn and engage with ongoing training

Background or training in psychology, counselling, social care, or mental health

Experience working within African or Asian communities

Awareness of safeguarding procedures

Ongoing support and supervision

Access to mental health and safeguarding training

Volunteer certificate and references upon request

The opportunity to make a real difference in underrepresented communities

Provide GCSE-level support in core subjects: Maths, English, or Science (choose your expertise).

Deliver structured, engaging lessons or revision sessions aligned with the national curriculum.

Offer one-to-one or small group tutoring, depending on student needs.

Track student progress and provide informal feedback to help boost their confidence and performance.

Support pupils from underrepresented backgrounds who may be facing additional barriers to academic success.

Participate in team briefings or safeguarding training where appropriate.

Strong subject knowledge in chosen GCSE area

Ability to communicate clearly and explain concepts simply

Passion for education and youth development

Patience, empathy, and cultural awareness

Reliable and well-organised

Experience teaching or tutoring GCSE students

QTS, PGCE, or tutoring qualification (preferred but not essential)

Understanding of the challenges faced by students from diaspora communities

Training and resources to support your teaching

Certificate of volunteering and references

The chance to make a lasting impact on a young person’s future

Join a community-led mission focused on empowerment through education

Deliver basic to intermediate English classes (ESOL) or community language classes (e.g. French, Arabic, Swahili, Yoruba, etc.).

Prepare simple and engaging lesson plans tailored to learners' levels.

Foster a welcoming, inclusive, and culturally respectful learning environment.

Support learners in practical communication skills for work, daily life, or accessing services.

Provide informal feedback and track learner progress where applicable.

Participate in volunteer team check-ins or training sessions as needed.

Satisfactory DBS check

Fluent in English (or target language, if applicable)

Confident communicator and patient teacher

Passion for education and empowerment

Understanding of the barriers diaspora communities may face

Organised and committed to consistent engagement

Experience teaching or tutoring language learners (formal or informal)

TEFL, TESOL, or language teaching qualification (not required but a bonus)

Familiarity with adult education or community learning environments

Induction, resources, and ongoing support

Access to community education training and tools

Certificate of volunteering and references upon request

The opportunity to empower lives and improve access through language