Our work focuses on key countries in the Asia-Pacific region and includes providing legal support to clients (including litigation and research), building the capacity of community organizations on the ground, and building networks that bring together pro bono law firms and non-profit organizations. Our work aims to make access to justice efficient, effective and affordable for migrant workers, wherever they are. For more information, see www.forjusticewithoutborders.org. Volunteering and giving can help you connect with your community and make it a better place. The actions you take will make a difference by positively impacting those you interact with. Time required: Usually at least two days a week, for at least two months. Our greatest demand for this support is usually from mid-August to May, when most university students are not available for volunteers. We are looking for qualified lawyers to provide pro bono legal advice during our legal clinic sessions. Click here for more information on this role at the Legal Clinic. (3) If you are interested in an ad hoc volunteer activity and can get involved for at least 3 months, we also welcome applications from you. (2) Depending on our organisational needs, volunteers can work remotely and do not need to be resident and eligible to work in Singapore. RSVP Singapore has been the National Centre of Excellence for Senior Volunteerism since 2018.
He has actively engaged seniors in goal-oriented volunteering. With 2,500 volunteers, RSVP Singapore serves more than 200,000 beneficiaries each year, including mentally disadvantaged, vulnerable children from low-income families and socially isolated elderly people through its charitable programs. Please volunteer@scwo.org.sg email for more information. LSPBS 2-week and 4-week internship programs; LSPBS Community Legal Clinics; the project`s schools; LSPBS Paralegal Scheme (CLAS); LSPBS ad hoc volunteer secondment; LSPBS Law Awareness Week; CLAS Enhanced Scheme and Unbundled Services Scheme Handbook; Community Organization Clinic (COC); ad hoc pro bono programme; In their shoes legal program; Internship with the LSPBS Family Justice Support Program; LSPBS Volunteer Clinic Manager; the development of LSPBS content for legislative outreach initiatives; LSPBS One-Stop Portal We take the time and dedication of volunteers seriously. Staff will work with volunteers to ensure they are well supported, engaged in meaningful tasks and learn skills during their time with us. We want to make sure you feel part of our work and can grow with us. This exciting new engagement will cover our casework in Singapore. Volunteers can also participate in our upcoming legal mentorship program for our community partners (timeline to be confirmed). We are looking for volunteers who can hire at least 10 hours per week for 6-12 months (with about half the time during office hours). The team oversees evidence-based advocacy to seek change at the government, societal and market levels. We ask the volunteers on our research and advocacy team to make a strong commitment to avoid high turnover.
The courts welcome interested parties acting as court volunteers. Find out what volunteer positions are available and what criteria you can apply for. Once a year, AWARE offers an intensive training program for a new group of dedicated and passionate women who want to give their time to help others. Eligible volunteers participate in a three-stage training program focused on a range of topics such as counselling skills, abuse and violence, sexual assault, family law and Sharia law, etc. This training program prepares volunteers to provide valuable support and information to helpline callers. (1) This is a voluntary activity and not a job. Youth Corps Singapore (YCS) provides the breadth and depth of volunteering for young people through ad hoc, regular and project-based service projects, with a focus on issues such as education, environment, health, special needs, arts, sports and heritage. Please write to Shamima Rafi, volunteermanager@aware.org.sg to express your interest. We are looking for volunteers who will present the table on Saturday, November 12 from 17:00 to 00:30 (the next day) and sell tickets for the draw. Together with our partners, you can play an important role in the justice system. Join us as a volunteer and be part of a noble mission to improve access to justice. You don`t need to have a legal background; All you need is a passion for service.
Sign up with us and we`ll get back to you. Law Society Pro Bono Services (LSPBS) was founded in 2007 and aims to provide pro bono legal assistance to the community and organisations in Singapore that serve the needy and disadvantaged. Its primary mission of ensuring access to justice for all is anchored in the following key initiatives: legal awareness, community legal clinics, criminal legal aid and NPO assistance program. As a small team and non-profit organization, we are always grateful for any help we can get. SCWO is looking for motivated volunteers who can contribute professionally with: Time required: Flexible but the volunteer must be able to commit for 6 months (minimum) Those who volunteer as consultants will be included in our database of experts and contacted if necessary. At that time, we can develop a pro bono consultation that corresponds to your availability. The Women`s Centre (WCC) provides helpline support, legal clinics, counselling and group support services to women in need or experiencing a period of uncertainty in their lives. The WCC offers a free legal clinic for women twice a month.
Women who are victims of domestic violence, marital problems, divorce, harassment and other family law issues come to our legal clinic to understand their legal rights and options. SCWO welcomes organisations and companies interested in volunteering with us in the following ways: The AWARE Helpline has been supporting women in Singapore since 1990. The goal is to provide empathy, support, encouragement and referrals to women who need help. The helpline is run exclusively by trained volunteers. Volunteers must attend a voluntary information session in October The volunteer consultant will provide IT support to AWARE staff. This includes troubleshooting help desk issues, assisting with website design and updates, troubleshooting errors, and creating updates to our helpline, members, and event management systems. They may also be involved in advising on the purchase of IT equipment or coordinating with hosting, telecommunications or network providers. 4. Justice Without Borders and its staff shall not provide legal advice or engage in activities reserved for persons authorised as lawyers.
Our partners at the law firm do all this work. TRANS-NUS Law Community Legal Clinic for At-Risk Adults The LAB Volunteer Lawyers program was launched in 2008 to give lawyers without a practice certificate the opportunity to help the less privileged. Interpersonal and empathetic skills (assessed by interview) Those involved in fundraising may be invited to write grant applications or contact private donors. Volunteers can also launch peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns or other online fundraising campaigns. The work will vary throughout the year with intensity. AAWARE counseling services provide assistance to women who are in need or in a time of uncertainty in their lives, helping women solve and cope with many different problems – sexual assault, marital problems, etc. If you want to contribute in any way, gain experience or spend your time doing something good for the community, we are glad to have you! You can contribute by: Time required: Commit to accompany and/or support at least two support groups per year. Each support group operates for 7 consecutive weeks of weekday evening sessions. Range: Be prepared to answer calls and receive messages on our main phone line that are routed to your mobile phone. Please register using this form. Thank you and we look forward to working with you! Time Commitment: May engage two (2) years with a minimum of 200 hours of consultation during each year, with weekdays after hours (starting at 6pm) and at least five (5) new clients per month to be provided. Time required: Variable and ad hoc depending on the event.
The volunteers will assist the Singapore office in managing JWB Singapore cases on various migration routes across the region to possibly process cases independently. Activities include: We are interested in expertise in HR, public relations, communications, fundraising, event organization, accounting, auditing, governance and compliance, social work, research and advocacy, business development, strategy and financial management.
