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When disaster strikes, ShelterBox Response Teams (SRTs) play a crucial role in helping vulnerable families recover.
Following a 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.
Applications are now closed, but please keep an eye out for when the window opens again.
ShelterBox SRTs in the Philippines
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What’s required to be an SRT
The recruitment process is comprised of six stages:
Stage 1: Online test
Stage 2: Application form submission
Stage 3: Online interviews
Stage 4: 4-day residential assessment
Stage 5: Online pre-learning (Approx. 100 hours over this period)
Stage 6: Pre-deployment residential training (All expenses are covered)
You must be available to complete all stages of the recruitment process when you apply. If you cannot make a stage your application will not be able to proceed and will not roll over to another year.
After the close of each stage applicants will be informed whether or not they have successfully progressed to the next round.
