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Coordination And Followup Internship

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Coordination And Followup

India Welfare Trust

NGO

(Hybrid)

Start Date

Starts immediatelyImmediately

Duration

3 Months

Stipend

₹ 20,000-25,000 /month

APPLY BY

31 Jul' 24

40 applicants

About the internship

Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:

1. Coordinating daily outreach to various organizations engaged by volunteers.
2. Following up with organizations to support their plans and provide necessary connections.
3. Meeting with organizations in the city, explaining DaanUtsav, and encouraging them to plan activities and events.
4. Creating task lists and tracking completion by volunteers, and organizing volunteer meetings.
5. Facilitating workshops for NGOs and corporates.

Who can apply

Only those candidates can apply who:

1. are available for full time (in-office) internship

2. can start the internship between 18th Jul'24 and 22nd Aug'24

3. are available for duration of 3 months

4. have relevant skills and interests

* Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply.

Other requirements

1. Must be able to start before July 24th.

2. Must have completed their graduation/studies and be available full-time for the next 3 months, with no exams, assignments, entrance tests, or other distractions.

3. Must not need a break of more than 2 days at a time over the next 3 months—taking a maximum of 2 days off in a month.

Perks

Flexible work hours

Number of openings

About India Welfare Trust

Website

India Welfare Trust (IWT) is a philanthropic foundation established to promote volunteering and giving in India. It spearheads the #EveryIndianVolunteering initiative and backs #LivingMyPromise and #DaanUtsav.

#DaanUtsav is India's festival of giving, observed annually from October 2-8. Millions of Indians contribute their time, money, materials, or skills to aid others during this week.

#EveryIndianVolunteering aims to expand sustained volunteering in India by supporting organizations that involve a large number of volunteers through knowledge resources and funding.

#LivingMyPromise encourages middle and upper-middle-class Indians to pledge 50% or more of their wealth to causes they support, thereby resetting philanthropy standards in India.