Volunteer Opportunities – Power in the Blood International School

At Power in the Blood International School, we believe that volunteering is a vital expression of faith, compassion, and leadership. Our volunteer programs offer students, parents, alumni, and community members the opportunity to make a real difference—both within the school and in the broader community.

Volunteering is more than just lending a hand. It’s about building character, developing empathy, and becoming a blessing to others. We provide structured, meaningful volunteer opportunities that encourage personal growth and foster a spirit of service.

🙌 Why Volunteer?

To live out our core value of servant leadership
To impact lives through faith-driven action
To build stronger school-community relationships
To develop new skills, responsibility, and teamwork
To fulfill Christian service as a lifestyle, not a duty

👥 Who Can Volunteer?

Students (Primary & JHS): Through supervised programs and school clubs
Parents & Guardians: Supporting events, mentoring, or community outreach
Alumni: Giving back through mentorship and service projects
Church & Community Members: Partnering in outreach initiatives

🔍 Types of Volunteer Opportunities

🏫 School-Based Volunteering

Assisting in school events and programs
Supporting extracurricular activities (e.g., music, arts, sports)
Reading to younger students or helping with academic clubs
Participating in school chapel services or devotionals

🌍 Community Outreach Projects

Visiting orphanages, hospitals, and elderly homes
Participating in local clean-up and environmental projects
Organizing food, clothing, or book donation drives
Evangelism and youth ministry support in local churches

🎓 Mentorship & Life Skills Coaching

Alumni-led career talks and mentoring
Life skills workshops (e.g., public speaking, time management, entrepreneurship)
Faith-based leadership training

✨ Our Impact So Far

Through the collective efforts of our volunteers, we have:

Donated school supplies to underserved communities
Held successful community prayer walks and crusades
Conducted health awareness campaigns
Strengthened bonds between students, families, and the larger body of Christ