Find out about what’s involved
Read our Volunteers’ Handbook to find out what you can do to help the Palestinian cause, and how you might benefit from
volunteering with Interpal.
Complete and return the Volunteer Form
Answer some routine questions, telling us who you are and how you want to help. The form can be requested by emailing volunteers@interpal.org. If your desired areas / departments of volunteering aren’t available, we will request that you work in areas that are available.
Phone Interview
This will just be a quick call to gain a better understanding of you and your decision to volunteer with Interpal. We want you to feel comfortable and make sure that you are working in the right department suited to your skills. These will be routine questions and provide you with a brief insight into volunteering with Interpal, no pressure!
Induction
To ensure you are comfortable when you volunteer with Interpal, we will invite you for a 30-45 minute induction. We will talk you through the work you will be doing, our expectation from you, show you around the office and introduce you to all staff.
The Admin Work
On the Induction day, or on your first day of volunteering with us, we will require you to bring a photo ID that we can copy for our records (either a passport, or a full/provisional driving licence). We will also require you to complete an emergency contact information sheet, and to read and agree to our Code of Conduct. For volunteers who might be dealing with money, we will require someone to write you a short reference – just a few lines to ensure that you are trustworthy!
![A quarter million children in Gaza are participating in the Summer Games 2011, the six-week summer camps organised by the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). Taking place across the Gaza Strip at almost 300 locations, in schools, on beaches and in orphanages and hospitals, the camps provide a range of activities for the children including sports, theatre, art, beach games, music and dance [UN Photo/Shareef Sarhan]](https://www.interpal.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/UN7382434-500x333.jpg.webp)
![Protestors came out in large to protest in support of Palestine and mourn Journalist Shireen Abu Akleh and the many other journalists who have been killed in action in Palestine over the years [May 16, 2022, Ehimetalor Akhere Unuabona / Unsplash]](https://www.interpal.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/ehimetalor-akhere-unuabona-NR9fn5q_oD0-unsplash-500x333.jpg.webp)
