Volunteer with Saksham SERI

Volunteer

Helping Each Other can Make World Better

Volunteering, by definition, is offering to do something without obligation or pay. However, the benefits gained from volunteering often far exceed the contributions made by the volunteer. In many developed countries, it's a compulsory part of schooling and a requirement for admission to prestigious universities.

Volunteering offers a wealth of personal and societal advantages, including boosting self-esteem, developing valuable skills, connecting with your community, and making a tangible positive impact on others' lives. Studies show volunteering can reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and even strengthen the immune system.

For Students

Provides a sense of purpose
Provides a sense of community
Increases social skills
Improves self-esteem
Teaches valuable skills
Meets new people
Becomes a leader

Gives back to society
Helps you stand out from the crowd
Improves mental & physical health
Works in a team
Tests out a career & provides job prospects
Gets you out of your comfort zone

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Volunteering with Saksham

In our country, 80% of the population resides in rural areas, and many urban dwellers are often unaware of the significant challenges faced by those living there. Basic amenities and facilities that we in urban areas take for granted—like drinking water, sanitation, access to medical assistance, quality education, and skills for livelihood—are often non-existent in rural settings. Saksham is dedicated to empowering rural areas through a holistic approach, ensuring all community members can benefit and, in turn, contribute to a stronger nation.

If you are interested in volunteering with Saksham, please fill out the form, and we will assess how your skills can be best utilized to make a difference.

What we expect from a Volunteer at Saksham:

You are setting aside specific time slots from your schedule to volunteer, which means you are making a conscious decision to prioritize that activity.

Organizations rely on volunteers to show up as planned and fulfill their assigned tasks, which necessitates being dependable and responsible.

Volunteering aims to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, which means you are actively contributing to a larger goal beyond your own personal interests.

Regularly interacting with other volunteers and the people you are helping can foster meaningful connections and a sense of community.

Many volunteer opportunities encourage ongoing participation, building a deeper commitment to the cause over time.

Helping Each Other can Make World Better

For Students

Volunteering with Saksham

Time commitment

Reliability and accountability

Positive impact on others

Building relationships

Potential for long-term involvement

Volunteer Registration Form

Personal Information

Previous Volunteering Experience

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