We welcome volunteers with various availability. The minimum commitment is generally 4 hours per month, though some roles (like emergency response or teaching) may require more regular involvement. We can work with you to find a schedule that fits your availability.

While knowledge of Zomi languages is valuable for certain roles (particularly translation and direct community engagement), it's not required for all volunteer positions. Many of our volunteers speak only English or Malay and work alongside Zomi-speaking team members when translation is needed.

Yes, all volunteers receive a general orientation about ZAM and refugee issues, plus specific training for their volunteer role. We believe in equipping our volunteers with the knowledge and skills they need to be effective. Ongoing training opportunities are also available throughout your volunteer journey.

While many of our volunteer roles require physical presence in Kuala Lumpur to interact with the community, we do have some remote volunteering opportunities, particularly in areas like content creation, translation of written materials, website management, and administrative support. Please specify your location constraints when applying.

Yes, we regularly work with students who need to fulfill community service or internship requirements. We can provide documentation of your volunteer hours and responsibilities. Please inform us of any specific requirements from your educational institution when you apply.

There are no fees to become a volunteer. We provide necessary training and materials for your role. Volunteers are typically responsible for their own transportation to and from the volunteer location. For certain activities that require additional expenses, ZAM may provide reimbursement with prior approval.