Become a volunteer
The wide range of tasks at BRAVEAURORA would no longer be imaginable without the dedication and active support of many helping hands and minds. A heartfelt THANK YOU to all our volunteers, who contribute their time, expertise, and skills and who are an integral part of BRAVEAURORA
Would you like to get involved with BRAVEAUORA?
We're very pleased about this, as we're always looking for support! Whether as an individual or a company, in Austria or Ghana – we welcome anyone who would like to actively participate with us!
We value inclusion and diversity in all their forms and look forward to working with people from all walks of life. Therefore, we particularly encourage people with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and backgrounds to get in touch.
Opportunities to get involved with BRAVEAURORA:
Supporting the team
in Austria
As a constantly growing organization, we welcome anyone who supports us with their skills, time, creativity, and passion in our diverse work in Austria. The team in Austria currently consists of numerous dedicated volunteers. The tasks and time commitment are individually tailored.
Support from experts
and service providers
We are grateful to individuals and companies who provide BRAVEAUORA with their services free of charge (such as consulting, media work, IT expertise, etc.).
If you would like to contribute your expertise, please contact julia.obereder@braveaurora.com
Volunteering
in Ghana
Our qualified international assignments for volunteers and interns offer the opportunity to immerse yourself in the work of BRAVEAURORA and get to know the Ghanaian way of life.
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Today, on World Social Work Day, we celebrate our social workers whose daily work reflects a shared commitment to children and families.
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During the board’s visit to Ghana, Simone and Cornelia were able to see first-hand how our vision – to enable children to grow up healthy and happy within their families […]
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As part of our Education and Advocacy Programme, BRAVEAURORA this morning, March 11, 2026, donated dual desks to pupils of Sawaba Primary School to help address the school’s furniture shortage.
