Education & Children
Learning support, mentoring, girls' education and opportunities for vulnerable children.

Share your experience, practical skills or time with an organisation working alongside indigenous pastoralist communities.
IPF's work brings communities and partners together around education, health, economic opportunity, rights, governance and environmental conservation.
Volunteers can offer professional knowledge, practical support, research, communications, mentoring or other relevant contributions. The application helps the Foundation understand your interests and experience.
These areas reflect the Foundation's programme priorities and the source material available about its work.
Learning support, mentoring, girls' education and opportunities for vulnerable children.
Confidence, participation, rights awareness and action against gender discrimination.
Support linked to widows, orphans, vulnerable families and economic opportunity.
Community awareness, human rights, wellbeing and social inclusion.
Environmental stewardship, resilience and community responses to climate pressures.
Knowledge, documentation and practical expertise that can strengthen organisational work.
Share your experience, skills, interests and availability.
The Foundation can assess where your profile may fit with its work.
If there is a relevant opportunity, IPF can contact you to discuss next steps.
Complete the application with enough detail for the team to understand your experience and interests.
Required fields are marked by the form. CV upload is optional.
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