Get in Touch!
You like what we do? Have any suggestions or you simply want to work with us through volunteering. Please use the form on the side to get in touch.
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Head Office
Bernard Mugula Mutebi
CPAM Uganda
Cathedral Road,
P.O.Box 244 – Masaka (Uganda)
bernard.mutebi@cpamuganda.org
Northern Region
Jane Aliru
CPAM Uganda
Arua, Uganda
jane.aliru@cpamuganda.org
Central Region
Faith Kulabako
CPAM Uganda
Cardinal Nsubuga – Leadership Center
P.O.Box 11855 – Kampala (Uganda)
faith.kulabako@cpamuganda.org
Western Region
Vastine Kengazi
CPAM Uganda
Kabale, Uganda
vastine.kengazi@cpamuganda.org
Eastern Region
Jackline Nekesa
CPAM Uganda
Mbale, Uganda
jackline.nekesa@cpamuganda.org
Southern Region
Julie Tamale
CPAM Uganda
Kyotera-Rakai, Uganda
Julie.tamale@cpamuganda.org
Common Questions
Q. How old do I have to be to Volunteer?
There are no age limits for volunteering generally but many organisations set age restrictions that reflect the level of responsibility or experience needed.
Q. Can I volunteer with my family or friends?
Some opportunities are suitable for group volunteering eg beach cleans, tree planting, or car washes but this needs to be organized and properly supervised. You will find information about upcoming opportunities on our website or on our Facebook page to be kept informed.
Q. Can I claim benefits while volunteering?
Volunteering will not affect your benefits so long as you are still able to meet the conditions for receiving those benefits eg you need to be free to attend job interviews and obviously if you have a condition prevents you from doing paid work, in most cases, you will not be able to do this on a voluntary basis either.
Q. Do I need qualifications?
Not usually. Some volunteering opportunities require qualifications such as counselling and some need particular skills and experience but most organisations provide whatever training is necessary. If particular qualifications are needed this will be stated in the volunteer role description on the database. Often organisations are looking for personal skills, such as being able to get on with a wide variety of people, being reliable and being enthusiastic about a particular interest or cause – rather than academic qualifications.
Q. How much time do I need to volunteer?
This is really up to you. You can find volunteering opportunities that only take one hour per month, to five days a week – or more. Some roles are for one-off events, some are short term and others might need a six month commitment or longer.
Q. Will I get training?
All organisations will offer hands-on training to prepare you for the role. How much training you need, will depend on the role.
Q. None of these FAQs answers my question, what do I do now?
If we haven’t covered your question please get in touch with the Volunteer Centre and we’ll be happy to help.