Time Commitment: Minimum 6 hours per month for 6 months Reports to: Education Program Manager and Culture and Learning Coordinator Minimum Education Level: 12th grade / High School Start date: As soon as possible summary: The Lisbon Project is a non-profit organization that exists to protect and integrate the lives of migrants and refugees in the city of Lisbon. We are currently seeking volunteers to assist in the Education Program as the program grows. As a Culture and Lear

Time Commitment: 5 hours a week minimum (Mostly Saturdays) Reports to: Community Life Manager/Coordinator Start Date: As soon as possible summary: As a short term volunteer, you will support the delivery of our regular community activities and help create a welcoming, inclusive environment for community members. The role is primarily on-site and activity-based, allowing volunteers to get involved without needing to take responsibility for a full programme. Essential Duties a

Time Commitment: 1day / month Reports to: Welcome Events Coordinator Start date: As soon as possible summary: Lisbon Project is looking for volunteer cooks to support our Community Dinner and other community events. Our meals are an important part of bringing people together. We want to create opportunities for people in our community to share food, cooking skills and recipes from different cultures. You don't need to be a professional chef. If you enjoy cooking and are happy

Time Commitment: 2 hours p/Week minimum, until the end of the academic school year (June/July) Intern reports to: Education Program Manager & Tutoring Hub Coordinator Minimum Education Level: 12th Grade / High School Start Date: As soon as possible summary: The Lisbon Project is a non-profit organization that aims to protect and integrate the lives of migrants and refugees in the city of Lisbon. Moving to another country is a big step for anyone. There are many new challeng

Time Commitment: Minimum one set morning or afternoon per week, ideally 1 – 2 days if comfortable and sustainable amid other commitments Minimum Education Level: Training and/or experience in offering translation services Reports to: Social Care Manager Start date: As soon as possible summary: As a member of the Social Care Translator Team, you will help Lisbon Project provide high-quality, consistent support to community members. Your role includes providing translation and

Time Commitment: Minimum of 3-4 hours a week on Wednesdays for 6 months. Reports to: Employability Program Manager Start date: As soon as possible summary: As a Job Preparation Mentor, you’ll play a key role in helping migrants and refugees navigate the job market in Portugal. You’ll provide one-on-one support, helping community members identify their skills, set career goals, and find job opportunities. By offering guidance on job search, CVs, job applications, interview pre

Time Commitment: Required minimum of 1 morning or 1 afternoon in-person per week, for a minimum of six months; highly desired more than this! Reports to: Bridge Team Manager Start Date: As soon as possible Summary: The Lisbon Project’s mission is to build a community that integrates and empowers refugees and migrants. The Bridge Team’s role in this is to support community members to get: integrated through increased understanding of their specific paperwork and empowe

Time Commitment: 2-5 hours per week with a minimum commitment of 6 months. Volunteer reports to: Assistant to the CEO Start Date: As soon as possible summary: There are many reasons for moving to a different country. Some people move seeking a better job and education, while others flee from human rights violations, persecution, and violent conflicts. Whatever the reason and the status, migrants or refugees face some challenges not only on the journey to the new country but a

Time Commitment: 4-6 hours per week – Minimum 13-14 weeks Reports to: Education Program Manager Minimum Education Level: Upper secondary education Course Start date: February/March 2027 Course End date: May/June 2027 Onboarding and Training: October/November/December 2026 summary: The Lisbon Project is a non-profit organization that exists to protect and integrate the lives of migrants and refugees in the city of Lisbon. We are currently seeking volunteers to teach Portugu

Time Commitment: 15 - 20 hours p/Week - Minimum commitment of 6 months Reports to: People & Culture Manager Start Date: As soon as possible Summary: As the Learning & Development Coordinator you will be responsible of the entire development process, from holding supervisors accountable for the development discussions as well as gathering and acting upon the feedback received. You are also expected to coordinate and develop trainings for the Team Members according to their n

Time Commitment: 5 hours a week minimum (Mostly Saturdays) Reports to: Youth Explore Coordinator Start Date: As soon as possible summary: Youth Explore is a biweekly activity aimed at migrant and refugee teenagers. You will work with a team responsible for a variety of program related activities, such as planning regular social gatherings and meetings with the teenagers. The meetings and social gatherings are centred around a variety of topics such as leadership, cultural app

Time Commitment: 4 hours a week minimum (Fridays 15h00-19h00) Reports to: Welcome Events Coordinator Start date: As soon as possible summary: As a Family Friday volunteer you will be a vital member of a team that is making a meaningful impact to refugees and migrants in Lisbon. The Lisbon Project is set on building a community that empowers and integrates migrants and refugees. We value relationship building in all that we do, and the Community Life Department is the central

Time Commitment: Minimum 5 hours per week Reports to: IT Manager Start Date: As soon possible Location: Remote or Hybrid (Lisbon) Duration: To be agreed SUMMARY: Opportunity for remote or hybrid volunteering in Lisbon, focusing on creating visual materials, managing social media content, and supporting the organization's visual identity for social impact projects. Offers flexible hours and hands-on experience in graphic design and communication. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSAB

Time Commitment: 4 hours a week minimum (Wednesdays 16h30 - 20h30) Reports to: Welcome Events Manager Start Date: Open to applications summary: As a Community Dinner volunteer you will be a vital member of a team that is making a meaningful impact on refugees and migrants in Lisbon. The Lisbon Project is set on building a community that empowers and integrates migrants and refugees. We value relationship building in all that we do, and the Community Life Department is the cen

Time Commitment: 15-20 hours per week - 6 Months Commitment Reports to: Community Life Manager Start date: July 2026 summary: As the Lisbon Project´s Welcome Events Coordinator, you will have the exciting responsibility of welcoming new members as well as fostering a sense of community within the organization. Positioned within the Community Life Department, you will lead teams and weekly events that create a safe space for community members, team members and guests to intera

Time Commitment: Minimum 6 hours p/Week Reports to: House Manager and Welcome & House Coordinator Start date: As Soon As Possible summary: The Lisbon Project is a non-profit organization that exists to empower and integrate the lives of migrants and refugees in the city of Lisbon. As a welcome volunteer, you will guarantee the culture of the Lisbon Project. You will ensure that the Lisbon Project is a safe and organized space and that people feel welcome and respected when

Time Commitment: 3 hours a week minimum Volunteer reports to: People and House Manager Start date: As soon as possible summary: The Lisbon Project is a non-profit organization that exists to empower and integrate the lives of migrants and refugees in the city of Lisbon. The House Team is responsible for undertaking a variety of tasks in order ensure the successful welcoming of the different individuals that enter the space and the cleanliness and safety of the Lisbon Project