Volunteer Opportunities

The ESL Childcare Volunteer will provide refugee children with a safe place to play and learn with other children while their parents are in ESL class on site in the childcare room at the IRC office.

Join the IRC and help our newly arrived clients complete one of the most important steps in their journey to self-sufficiency, getting their first job!

The International Rescue Committee in Salt Lake City’s (IRC SLC) Success Coaching & Mentoring (SCM) program is rooted in its Social Emotional Asset Development (SEAD) framework that develops social and life skills.

Support refugee farmers earning income through their small farm business by assisting with harvest, weeding, and other land management tasks.

Support refugee students in the Salt Lake City area with their school work by providing basic academic and tech support for grades K-12.

The Family Mentor volunteer will provide support to refugee families recently resettled in Salt Lake City. These volunteers act as both a mentor and guide to refugees navigating a new community and creates a safe space for the family to practice and build their English skills.

Going to the doctor's office can be daunting for those of us born in the US, but think about how confusing it can be for those who are new to Utah. We are looking for volunteers with a flexible schedule that can assist refugees as they access the health care system.

Our office is open! Front desk volunteers will serve IRC clients as they arrive for appointments at our downtown SLC office.