Volunteer, Share Your Time, Knowledge and Skills

Volunteers help build a welcoming, supportive environment for students and families. Your time, knowledge, and skills can make a meaningful difference for people with visual impairments.

Program Activities You Might Support

Students learning Braille at the DYP Learning Center in Cambodia through inclusive education support.

Learning Center

Supporting braille and print reading, basic maths, English practice, daily life skills, and classroom activities with students who have visual impairments.

Students using screen reader software with headsets during assistive technology training at DYP Learning

Technology & Skills

Assisting with computer training, phone accessibility, orientation and mobility practice, or vocational activities such as baking or music.

DYP staff delivering food support to a visually impaired woman in Siem Reap Cambodia

Direct Assistance Program

Helping prepare information, materials, or simple logistics that support food packages and follow-up with families who receive assistance.

DYP staff conducting household research visit with family in rural Siem Reap Cambodia

Research & Outreach

Supporting data entry, documentation, and materials that help our team reach people with visual impairments in the community.

Ways You Can Volunteer

Volunteering

Assist staff during activities, prepare learning materials, help with classroom support, or contribute to events at the Learning Center.

Skill-Based Volunteering

Share expertise in education, technology, communication, accessibility, administration, or media to strengthen DYP’s programs.

Short-Term Projects

Support translation, design, photography, documentation, or data entry depending on current needs and project timelines.

A Respectful and Safe Volunteer Environment

We ensure that all volunteer activities are appropriate, meaningful, and aligned with the needs of students and families. Volunteer opportunities may depend on our current capacity and safeguarding requirements.

We welcome volunteers who can commit time, follow our policies, and respect the dignity, privacy, and independence of individuals with visual impairments.

Before starting any placement, all volunteers are asked to read and agree to DYP’s Student Protection Policy and Volunteer Policy. These policies explain how we keep children and vulnerable adults safe, what behaviour is expected from volunteers, and how to report any concerns.
Volunteer Enquiry

Want to Volunteer?

Share your knowledge, skills, interests, and available time. Our team will contact you if there is a suitable opportunity.