Most volunteer roles require 3–10 hours per month, depending on the team and responsibilities. We understand that our volunteers have busy professional and personal lives, so we offer flexible opportunities that allow you to contribute in a way that fits your schedule.

Absolutely. Diaspora Care is a global volunteer network created specifically to engage Indonesians and friends of Indonesia around the world. Most of our committees collaborate virtually, making it possible to contribute from any country while supporting meaningful initiatives in Indonesia and assisting Indonesians abroad.

Diaspora Care welcomes anyone who shares our passion for giving back. Whether you are a student, young professional, entrepreneur, retiree, academic, healthcare worker, or experienced executive, there is a place for you. We value diverse backgrounds, skills, and experiences, and many volunteer opportunities can be performed remotely from anywhere in the world.

Not at all. While some leadership and advisory roles benefit from professional experience, many opportunities are open to first-time volunteers. What matters most is your willingness to learn, collaborate, and use your skills to create positive impact. We provide orientation, guidance, and support to help every volunteer succeed.

After submitting your application, our Volunteer Team will review your interests, experience, and preferred areas of contribution. If your background matches one of our current opportunities, you’ll be invited to attend a Volunteer Orientation, meet your team, and begin your journey with Diaspora Care. Throughout your volunteer experience, you’ll have opportunities to develop new skills, expand your global network, and make a lasting difference in the lives of others.

Yes! We welcome corporate teams, professional associations, alumni groups, universities, and community organizations to partner with Diaspora Care. Whether through employee volunteer programs, skills-based volunteering, mentorship, or corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, we can create meaningful opportunities to make a collective impact.