What We Do

Do you have what it takes to join our Response Team?

The people behind ShelterBox


When disaster strikes, ShelterBox Response Teams play a crucial role in helping vulnerable families recover.

Following a natural disaster or conflict, our Response Team Volunteers leave their own families to travel around the world and deliver shelter, tools and other essential items to the families who need them most.

The conditions can be very challenging. It can be physically and mentally demanding. Becoming a response team member is a huge responsibility, but it can also be incredibly rewarding.

Richard's Story

Learn about Richard Brammall's latest deployment in Kenya

BE PART OF THE ACTION


Do you have the skills, character and compassion to help us carry out our work? If so, apply to be a response team member today.


How prepared would you be in a disaster? Would you take the lead, make a plan, or tackle the challenge head on? 

Our response teams members come from all walks of life. But one thing they have in common is that they can all make good decisions under pressure, in very challenging environments.

They work tirelessly, climbing mountains, crossing rivers and navigating their way through customs procedures – all to deliver aid to families who have lost their homes.

Learn more about why we do what we do, and what it takes to become a SRT in the short video below.

VOLUNTEER IN AUSTRALIA

We are always on the look out for passionate individuals who ready to make a real difference to the lives of families affected by disaster.

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