The Resilience Project (TRP) is expanding its European Programmes Office and is inviting passionate volunteers to support young climate changemakers across Europe and beyond. As a growing, youth-led organisation focused on climate resilience and wellbeing, TRP offers flexible, meaningful remote opportunities for individuals eager to contribute their time and skills to a global movement.

Whether someone can commit a few hours weekly or is seeking longer-term engagement, these volunteer roles provide hands-on experience in a dynamic organisation supporting young leaders navigating burnout, overwhelm, and climate justice work.

Please note: Volunteering is not positioned as a pathway to paid employment. Paid roles at TRP are limited and highly competitive.

Current Volunteer Openings (Remote)

Community Engagement Volunteer

Commitment: 4 hours per week (flexible)
Ideal Start Date: Week commencing 9 March

Volunteers in this role will help cultivate a vibrant online community by:

• Encouraging conversation and connection in WhatsApp groups.

• Supporting onboarding of new members.

• Monitoring community spaces and raising safeguarding concerns when needed.

• Assisting with monitoring and evaluation processes.

Desired Skills:

• Clear, concise English writing.

• Experience managing online communities.

• Familiarity with WhatsApp Business.

• Strong organisational skills.

Resource Development Volunteer

Commitment: 4 hours per week
Schedule: Aligned with European/African office hours
Ideal Start Date: Week commencing 9 March

This role focuses on developing wellbeing resources for young climate leaders, including:

• Co-creating materials with climate psychologists and youth changemakers.

• Writing and editing accessible curriculum content.

• Designing visually engaging materials using Canva.

• Fact-checking and refining educational resources.

Desired Skills:

• Strong copywriting and editing abilities.

• Experience developing learning materials.

• Canva design skills.

• Collaborative mindset.

3. Workshops Administration Volunteer

Commitment: 4 hours per week
Preferred Timing: Thursday mornings (CET preferred)
Ideal Start Date: Week commencing 9 March

Responsibilities include:

• Supporting workshop promotion and logistics.

• Designing pitch decks and proposals.

• Coordinating with facilitators and partners.

• Maintaining organised workshop systems.

Desired Skills:

• Persuasive writing and editing.

• Canva presentation design.

• Strong attention to detail.

• Confidence in proposal development.

Don't miss out on the application deadline which is Sunday 8 March (midnight UK time).