Put your photography, communications, and digital skills to work
inside a real NGO in Arusha and help amplify the stories that
change minds, attract donors, and grow community impact.
Every NGO in Arusha has an incredible story to tell. But most lack the time, skills, and resources to tell it effectively. Donors go unfound. Volunteers go unrecruited. Communities go unheard.
That is where you come in.
As a Digital Skills & Media volunteer with Hub for Impact in Arusha, Tanzania, you will work directly inside the marketing and communications department of a local NGO using your photography, writing, social media, and digital skills to help them reach wider audiences, attract more support, and create greater impact.
This programme directly supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 17 Partnerships for the Goals by building
lasting digital capacity within local Tanzanian NGOs andcommunity organisations.






2-12 weeks (minimum 2 weeks required).
This programme is open to anyone aged 18 and above and is
particularly popular with:
— Photography and videography students or enthusiasts who want
real-world NGO experience
— Communications, journalism, and marketing graduates looking
for portfolio-building opportunities
— Social media managers and content creators who want to use
their skills for social good
— Gap year travellers with digital skills looking for a
structured and professionally rewarding placement
— Professionals on a career break who want international
NGO communications experience
— Anyone passionate about storytelling, media, and using
creativity to create community impact
This programme is one of the few volunteer placements in Tanzania
that actively builds your professional portfolio. By the end of
your placement you will have:
— A real portfolio of NGO photography and visual content
— Published newsletter and blog writing samples
— Hands-on social media management experience
— Proven international NGO communications experience
— A certificate of completion from Hub for Impact
— A genuine reference from our local team in Arusha
This makes Hub for Impact’s Digital Skills & Media programme
one of the most career-relevant volunteer placements available
in East Africa.