Volunteer – House Of Hope

Volunteer with us

At House of Hope an enormous amount of our work depends on volunteers like you coming to help us year-round. Our staff, residents and children love to see volunteers arrive so they quickly become a part of our community. Becoming a volunteer is a rewarding job where you share in the joy and experience firsthand the impact our workin people’s lives. Both short- and long-term placements are available for part-time and full-time opportunities. We also welcome teams! If you will come, we can find a way to plug you in to our ministry. Some of the things you could helps us with as a volunteer are:

Houseparent and School aid

A Houseparent fulfills the vital roles that a parent would for a child at home e.g. meal preparation, washing, dressing, cleaning and playing. Volunteers can help with our school programs and activities.

Administration

The office staff at House of Hope are always grateful for help. Volunteers can assist with many tasks such as researching new sponsors, publicity, fundraising and arranging business meetings. Volunteers who speak a language other than Arabic are extremely helpful in facilitating communication with international donors.

Maintenance and Construction

House of Hope is always busy with maintenance and repair work. An extra pair of hands is appreciated! We are in particular need of volunteers with skills in the areas of special needs education, nutrition, and child psychology.

Faith. community

Make lasting friendship and grow in your servanthood for the body of Christ.

Cultural experience

Immerse in a different culture, learn a new language.

Compassionate giving

Invest your time in pouring into others and making a difference.

If you are interested in volunteering at House of Hope please contact us at info@hohbethlehem.org

What Our Volunteers Have to Say

“It is encouraging to see the community working together to aid special needs individuals. My time at House of Hope stretched my comfort zone, but I saw God build character in myself and those around me. I am thankful to House of Hope for allowing me to spend time here. I’m even more thankful to the Lord for what He taught me while I was volunteering and serving.”

Henry, Canada.

“I instantly felt like a part of the family at House of Hope! The staff were warm and welcoming and always so excited to see new volunteers. I helped out in the girls’ flat. It was wonderful to get to know each of them and they all have a great sense of humor, keeping me on my toes but laughing the whole time. It wasn’t long before they were calling me ‘Auntie’ and brushing my hair.”

Stephanie, USA.

“I volunteered part-time at House of Hope for over 2 months. It was so great. I really enjoyed my time getting to know all the children and the people who work there. Volunteering at House of Hope was such a great experience. Each child has their own quirks and personalities and getting to know each one was so precious. They also love to participate in activities and games!”

Faith, USA.

“I volunteered at House of Hope for a month. During that time, I worked as a houseparent for the boys, helping them get to up in the morning, washing and dressing, helping them ready for bed, preparing food, cleaning, going to church with them and so much more. I also helped with administrative tasks. Volunteering at House of Hope was an unforgettable experience.”

Chris, England.