Areas of Work
Students may contribute in the following areas according to their interest, skills, and availability:
1. Research Welfare Support
Students may assist in spreading awareness about research education programs, online seminars, workshops, academic sessions, and scholar welfare initiatives.
2. Seminar and Event Coordination
Volunteers may help in planning, promoting, managing, and coordinating online/offline seminars, workshops, student development programs, and academic welfare events.
3. Digital Outreach and Social Media
Students may assist in preparing posts, captions, reels, awareness messages, WhatsApp campaigns, LinkedIn updates, and digital communication material.
4. Content Writing and Documentation
Students interested in writing may help prepare educational content, reports, newsletters, event summaries, awareness notes, and program documentation.
5. Community Welfare Activities
Volunteers may participate in social welfare, health awareness, mental wellness, yoga awareness, and educational support activities conducted by the Foundation.
6. Administrative Support
Students may support basic office tasks such as maintaining records, participant coordination, follow-up communication, data entry, certificate preparation, and documentation.
7. Student Counselling and Peer Support Awareness
Students from psychology, social work, yoga, and health-related backgrounds may support awareness activities related to mental well-being, stress management, and healthy lifestyle education.
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Volunteer to Internship Pathway
The Swasthavritta Foundation follows a simple growth pathway for students:
Stage 1: Volunteer Orientation
Selected students will first join as volunteers. They will be introduced to the Foundation’s vision, working areas, responsibilities, ethics, and project structure.
Stage 2: Skill-Based Task Assignment
Volunteers will be given small tasks according to their interest and ability. These tasks may relate to communication, event support, research awareness, social media, documentation, outreach, or administration.
Stage 3: Performance and Discipline Review
The Foundation will observe the volunteer’s sincerity, discipline, communication, learning attitude, teamwork, and task completion.
Stage 4: Paid Internship Opportunity
Dedicated and consistent volunteers may be considered for paid internships or project-based paid work, depending on performance, available projects, and organizational requirements.
Stage 5: Placement Assistance and Recommendation
Students who complete meaningful work with the Foundation may receive experience certificates, recommendation support, skill feedback, and placement assistance wherever possible.
Important Note:
Paid internship and placement assistance will be based on performance, availability of projects, organizational requirements, and the student’s skill development. The Foundation does not make false promises or guaranteed job claims. Our aim is to genuinely prepare students for better academic and professional opportunities.
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Benefits for Students
Students joining this initiative may receive:
Practical work exposure
Volunteer certificate
Internship certificate, if selected for internship
Skill development opportunities
Communication and coordination experience
Research awareness exposure
Event management experience
NGO and social welfare work experience
Digital outreach experience
Documentation and report writing exposure
Professional guidance
Recommendation support, wherever applicable
Placement assistance, wherever possible
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Skills Students Can Develop
Through this initiative, students may develop:
Communication skills
Leadership skills
Research awareness
Academic documentation
Social media management
Event coordination
Teamwork
Time management
Public dealing
Professional discipline
Basic office management
Content writing
Digital promotion
Community service attitude
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Roles Available
Students can apply for the following roles:
Research Welfare Volunteer
Seminar Coordination Volunteer
Social Media Volunteer
Content Writing Volunteer
Documentation Assistant
Digital Outreach Volunteer
Community Welfare Volunteer
Administrative Support Volunteer
Student Engagement Volunteer
Internship Trainee
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Eligibility
Applicants should:
Be currently enrolled in a college/university or recently graduated
Have a sincere interest in learning and serving
Be willing to follow organizational ethics
Be able to give regular time according to assigned responsibility
Have basic communication skills
Be disciplined and respectful in professional communication
Be willing to work in online or offline mode as required
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Selection Process
The selection process may include:
Online application form
Profile review
Short interaction/interview
Orientation session
Task-based volunteer assignment
Performance review
Internship consideration, if suitable
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Code of Conduct
All volunteers and interns are expected to:
Work with honesty and discipline
Respect confidentiality
Communicate respectfully
Complete assigned tasks on time
Avoid false claims in the name of the Foundation
Follow instructions of the project coordinator
Maintain professional behaviour
Avoid misuse of Foundation name, data, logo, or communication material
Work for social and academic welfare with sincerity
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Apply Now
Students who wish to join The Swasthavritta Foundation as volunteers or interns may apply through the form below.
Note: After submitting the application, shortlisted students will be contacted by the Foundation team for further orientation.
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Contact for Internship & Volunteer Cell
The Swasthavritta Foundation
Email: swasthvrittafoundation@gmail.com
WhatsApp: 81681-94583
Website: www.swasthavritt.com