Volunteer with NAPOWA
Join our community of dedicated volunteers and help make a difference in the lives of police officers' wives and widows across Kenya.
Why Volunteer with NAPOWA?
Volunteering with NAPOWA offers a unique opportunity to support a vital community while developing your skills and making lasting connections.
Directly support police families facing unique challenges and help build stronger communities.
Gain valuable experience, develop new skills, and enhance your resume while making a difference.
Meet like-minded individuals and build meaningful relationships with people who share your values.
Volunteer Opportunities
Assist with event planning, setup, registration, and coordination for workshops, fundraisers, and community gatherings.
Conduct workshops and training sessions in areas like financial literacy, entrepreneurship, computer skills, or crafts.
Provide emotional support, practical assistance, and companionship to police widows, helping them navigate challenges.
Assist with data entry, filing, correspondence, phone calls, and other administrative tasks to support NAPOWA operations.
Assist with fundraising campaigns, donor outreach, grant writing, and organizing fundraising events to support our programs.
Provide guidance, support, and mentorship to police wives and widows in areas of personal development and career growth.
How to Become a Volunteer
Apply
Complete our volunteer application form with your interests and availability.
Interview
Meet with our volunteer coordinator to discuss opportunities that match your skills.
Get Started
Attend orientation, receive training, and begin making a difference with NAPOWA.
Volunteer Application
Ready to make a difference? Fill out the form below to start your volunteer journey with NAPOWA.
Volunteer Testimonials
"Volunteering with NAPOWA has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I've met incredible women and gained skills I never thought I'd have."
Sarah K.
Event Support Volunteer, 2 years
"As a skills trainer, I thought I was the one giving, but I've received so much more in return. The gratitude and progress of the women I work with is incredibly fulfilling."
David M.
Skills Training Volunteer, 3 years
"Supporting police widows has changed my perspective on life. The strength these women show is inspiring, and being able to help them through difficult times is a privilege."
Grace O.
Widow Support Volunteer, 4 years
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need special qualifications to volunteer?
Most volunteer roles don't require special qualifications, just a willingness to help and learn. For skills training or mentorship roles, relevant experience is beneficial but not always required as we provide training.
How much time do I need to commit?
Time commitments vary by role. Some opportunities require as little as 4 hours per month, while others might need more regular involvement. We work with your schedule to find a commitment that works for you.
Can I volunteer if I'm not related to a police officer?
While NAPOWA serves police families, our volunteers come from all backgrounds. Your skills, compassion, and dedication are what matter most.
Is there an age requirement for volunteering?
Volunteers must be at least 18 years old for most roles. However, we do have special youth volunteer opportunities for those aged 16-17 with parental consent.
Will I receive training as a volunteer?
Yes, all volunteers receive orientation and role-specific training. For specialized roles, we provide more extensive training to ensure you're well-prepared to make a positive impact.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Join our community of volunteers today and help support police wives and widows across Kenya.
Apply to Volunteer