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Do you want to use your skills in a global team tackling injustice and poverty? You could play a vital role in our work

Working for CAFOD

All applicants for jobs are required to complete the application form and the equal opportunities monitoring form unless otherwise indicated.

We are unlikely to be able to obtain work permits or visas for overseas applicants who do not have the right to live and work in the UK.

If you do not hear from us within 14 days of the closing date, please assume your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.

Give time - volunteer with CAFOD

Volunteers do important work for CAFOD - could you spare some time to be one?

Please note: We do not have volunteering opportunities for people living outside England and Wales.

If you have any problems accessing job descriptions or application forms, please email applications@cafod.org.uk

CAFOD's Phil Udeh sports a white band [CAFOD]

Jobs in the UK

Jobs based with our various offices in England & Wales

Fatna (right) brings home wood that she and some neighbours have harvested from outside the camp in Kubum, south Darfur [Paul Jeffery/ACT/Caritas]

International Jobs

Jobs based in countries other than the UK

CAFOD supporters have lobbied for - and won - commitments on aid, debt and a fairer system of world trade [Kate Stanworth]

Volunteering at head office

CAFOD has a few volunteering opportunities in Brixton, South London, mostly for one or two days a week for a minimum of three to six months

CAFOD campaigners interviewed by LBC Radio while protesting about injustice [Kate Stanworth]

Volunteering around the UK

Could you offer some of your time to promote CAFOD's work in your parish, school or diocese? Whether you have plenty of spare time, or only a little, we have something for you

Campaigners form a white band around the Angel of the North [Anne Marie Hanlon]

Become a parish contact

CAFOD's existence relies on volunteers in parishes who promote a wider understanding and support for its work. Find out more about what such volunteers do, and how you can become one

Becoming a schools volunteer

Melanie Cunningham writes about her important role as a CAFOD volunteer - and encourages others to take the same path

Andy Lewis with a group of Ethiopian street children [CAFOD]

Overseas volunteering with LMVN

CAFOD does not offer internships, but LMVN is a network of five Catholic organisations which provides a range of opportunities for overseas volunteering

Published on 30/07/2003, last updated on 19/02/2009

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