Student Volunteer Internship

Skills this role screens for

About the role

About: Bhagwat Prasadam Charitable Trust is a nonprofit organization, based in Delhi, India. The Trust, guided by its core philosophy of "Healthy People, Healthy Planet," works with a 360-degree approach to addresses the root challenges facing today's youth, viz.

Our goal is to nurture confident, forward-thinking individuals equipped to withstand peer pressure, resist anti-social influences, and contribute meaningfully to society.

The organization often collaborates with local partners and volunteers to deliver programs and services that promote well-being and community development. Student volunteers have the opportunity to contribute directly to impactful projects while gaining exposure to the operations of a grassroots charitable organization.

Role Description: This is a part-time Student Volunteer role in a hybrid work arrangement, based in Delhi, with some tasks that can be performed from home. Day-to-day responsibilities may include assisting with organizing charitable events, helping maintain records and documentation, and supporting outreach activities to local communities and beneficiaries. The role can involve coordinating with other volunteers, preparing basic written materials such as flyers or social media posts, and helping collect feedback from the participants as well as interviewing them and others involved, to improve programs. Student volunteers may also assist with taking photographs/making of videos at the events, simple administrative tasks, participate in planning meetings, and contribute ideas to enhance the impact and visibility of the Trust’s initiatives.

• Overcoming Digital & Dietary Addictions: We help children break free from screen dependency, social media fixation, and unhealthy dietary habits.
• Building Physical & Mental Well-being: We instill the lifelong importance of physical activity and emotional resilience.
• Fostering Environmental & Civic Responsibility: We engage the youth in tangible climate action—from conserving water, food, and energy to eliminating litter and inspiring their peers.
• Strengthening Support Systems: We collaborate directly with parents and teachers to ensure a supportive environment for long-term transformation.

Who they want

Qualifications

This is not a paid volunteering opportunity.

• Basic ability to communicate clearly in English and/or Hindi, both in writing (basic) and speaking (basic), to interact with beneficiaries, other volunteers and staff.
• Basic organizational and time-management skills to handle multiple tasks and meet daily or weekly commitments.
• Comfort with using common digital tools (such as email, word processing, spreadsheets, and messaging apps) for coordination and documentation.
• Strong interpersonal skills, including empathy, patience, and the ability to work respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds.
• Interest in social service, community welfare, or nonprofit work, with a genuine motivation to support charitable activities.
• Ability to travel within Delhi as needed for events and field activities and to work in a hybrid setting with some tasks completed from home.
• Current student at a school, college, or university; prior volunteering or community service experience is an advantage but not required.

What you get

Benefits to volunteers

• All volunteers will get a ‘Certificate of Volunteering’ for the duration of their volunteering.
• The added bonus is that the Volunteers may also meet like-minded people and will have the opportunity to meet seasoned professionals (already volunteering with us), which will help the volunteers to expand their network to help them in their professional lives later on.
• This experience will add substantial value to their CV and demonstrate them as candidates who are socially aware and active. These traits are highly demanded in the job market.