Daime Solidariedade · ICEFLU

Your knowledge can be part of the next community response

We're looking for volunteers in health, law, education, transportation, government, communications, technology, and other fields to work remotely and/or in person in the communities.

Qualified people expand our reach of care

Volunteering doesn't require full-time availability. Our team identifies needs, respects your field of practice, and combines remote or in-person options based on each community's reality.

When you take part, technical knowledge, listening, and resources become a network of collective care, with transparency, respect, and social commitment.

How it works

  1. You submit your application with your profile, availability, and skills.
  2. Our team assesses fit and the priority of current needs.
  3. You get a reply by email with next steps for onboarding.
  4. When applicable, you join the track for in-person work in the communities.

Priority areas right now

Health & care

Medicine, nursing, dentistry, psychology, physical therapy, nutrition, and public health.

Law & citizenship

Legal practice, legal aid, documentation, social rights, and community mediation.

Education & training

Basic education, tutoring, professional training, languages, and environmental education.

Transportation, government & administration

Logistics, navigation, mobility, projects, public policy, and institutional coordination.

Sustaining the platform

Resources can support the work of the network

When an approved initiative needs travel, connectivity, or materials, a campaign may mobilize resources for that purpose with transparency.

Fields marked with * are required. Submitting this form registers your interest in ICEFLU's volunteer program.

Personal information

Address information

Qualifications & experience

Motivation

Personal & financial availability

Skills & interests

Which areas can you contribute to? *

Select one or more options.

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