Bring your time, your skills or your funding
Every programme we run needs three things: people who turn up, money that is properly accounted for, and partners who can take a pilot to scale. Whichever of those you have, there is a place for it here.
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Pick the one that fits what you have
Each route is explained in full further down the page, along with what we will ask of you and what you get back.
Volunteer
Teach a batch, mentor a student, help run a camp or lend a professional skill for a few hours a week.
Support a Programme
Fund a training seat, a medical camp or a student's year. Equipment, books and venue space count too.
Partner
CSR teams, PSUs, government departments and foundations: we design, deliver, document and report end to end.
Where a volunteer actually helps
You do not need a development background. You need a skill, a few hours you can hold on to, and the patience to do it for a whole batch.
Classroom trainer
Run a module in computer basics, spoken English, tailoring or any trade you have worked in.
Student mentor
Stay with one student through a school year: homework, exam prep and the choices that follow Class 10.
Camp volunteer
Registration desk, crowd flow and the follow-up calls that decide whether a medical camp was worth running.
Professional skills
Accounts, legal, design, photography, translation, web or HR work. An hour a week from a specialist goes a long way.
Field documentation
Photographs, consent forms, attendance and outcome sheets. This is what makes a report credible to a funder.
Local outreach
Tell schools, housing societies and local employers when a batch or a camp opens in their area.