Get involved with your expertise

As an internationally active organisation, ProVeg works on various projects that require diverse skills and knowledge. Whether it’s in the field of nutrition, design, research, law, or IT, by joining our volunteer network, you can help us to build a better future while gaining valuable insights into the work of an NGO.

 

Become part of the Volunteer Network

A volunteer position doesn’t usually require you to be located in a specific place. You can work with us for a limited period of time or provide support on an ongoing basis. If you are interested in joining the ProVeg Volunteer Network, please use the form below to register. As soon as there is a suitable project for you, we will get in touch. Here it helps us to know as much as possible about your skills and previous experience.

If you still have questions about the Volunteer Network, please reach out to us at [email protected].

  • If your commitment is limited in time, in which time period are you available? (optional)
  • General note:
    You can revoke your consent at any time in the future via an email to [email protected]. Detailed information on the treatment of user data can be found in our Privacy Policy and in the document 'Notes on the duty of disclosure in accordance with articles 13, 14, and 21 of the GDPR.'

FAQ for ProVeg’s Volunteer Network

Skills-based volunteering is a good way to use your time, skills, and talents meaningfully and effectively. At the same time, it requires a greater degree of commitment and responsibility than other types of volunteering. If you would like to work together with a motivated team and gain insights into the work of an NGO, then Skilled Volunteering is for you.

The answer to this depends on your skill set. At ProVeg, we undertake a range of projects and campaigns and our needs are often changing. However, in other areas, there are opportunities to get involved on a regular basis – for example, as a photographer.

As soon as we need someone with your specific skills and expertise, we will contact you – without any obligation. If you are still available, we will pass on your details to the relevant department to see if it is a good fit. Thereafter, we might ask to see samples of your work (e.g. for design tasks) or schedule a call in order to determine whether the task at hand meets both your expectations and that of the department concerned. If everyone is satisfied, you will need to sign the volunteer and data-protection agreements. After that, you’ll be ready to start working on the agreed task or project.

We will gladly provide you with a volunteer certificate – just make the request via [email protected].

While we try to adjust to your availability, this depends on the specific project or tasks that you’ll be working on. In our experience, volunteers support us for 1-5 hours a week, on average. Some projects will consist of single tasks that can be quickly completed while other projects will be more complex and take place over a longer period of time. You will find all the relevant details in the description of the position.

In general, it’s important that we can rely on you to complete a task or project that you committed to. At the same time, given the voluntary basis of your support (which we greatly appreciate), we will understand if you are no longer able to provide support for any reason. If something important comes up or the position doesn’t meet your expectations, it’s important that you inform your contact person timeously.

Simply send us an email via [email protected] if you would like to make any changes.


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