Join Us as a Volunteer
Why Volunteer with Sarthaq Future Federation?
By volunteering with us, you’ll:
Plus, you’ll gain valuable skills, connect with like-minded people, and leave a lasting impact!
By volunteering with us, you’ll: —
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Education & Skill Mentor
Teach literacy, vocational skills, or digital basics to youth and adults. (Flexible hours, on-site or remote) -
Health & Sanitation Supporter
Assist in organizing health camps or sanitation drives in local communities. (One-time or recurring) -
Women Empowerment Facilitator
Lead workshops or support entrepreneurial projects for women. (4-6 hours/week) -
Community Project Volunteer
Help with infrastructure projects or livelihood programs, like farming or small business support. (On-site, project-based) -
Advocacy Champion
Provide legal aid support, create content for awareness programs, assist in seminars, or run campaigns online or offline. (Remote-friendly, 2-4 hours/week)
Not sure where you fit? Let us know your interests, and we’ll find the perfect role!
How to Get Started
What We Look For
- A passion to make a difference—no experience needed!
- Age 18+ (exceptions for group volunteering with supervision).
- Basic communication skills (English, Hindi, or regional languages a plus).
- Willingness to commit a few hours weekly or to one-time events, depending on the role.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Assisting in educational programs and skill development workshops.
- Supporting health camps and sanitation drives.
- Helping with women empowerment initiatives, like training sessions or awareness events.
- Contributing to community development projects, such as infrastructure support.
- Participating in advocacy campaigns and seminars to raise awareness.
Whether you’re hands-on or prefer remote work, we have something for you!
No prior experience is required! We welcome anyone with a passion to help. Our team provides orientation and guidance to ensure you’re equipped for your role, whether it’s teaching, organizing events, or creating awareness.
It depends on the role. Some opportunities, like event support, are one-time commitments (e.g., a few hours or a day), while others, like educational support, may require a few hours per week. We’re flexible—let us know your availability in the application!
Yes! We offer remote opportunities, such as creating digital content for awareness campaigns, assisting with online training sessions, or helping with advocacy efforts. Specify your preference when applying.
Anyone above 18 years with a willingness to contribute is welcome! We value diversity and encourage people from all backgrounds to join us. For certain roles, basic knowledge of English, Hindi, or a regional language may be helpful but isn’t mandatory.
Absolutely. We conduct orientation sessions (online or in-person) to familiarize you with our mission and your tasks. Ongoing support is available from our team to ensure you feel confident and valued.
Volunteering with us is free and unpaid. However, you may need to cover personal expenses like travel to on-site locations (e.g., health camps or community projects). We’ll inform you of any specifics during orientation.
Yes! Volunteers who complete their commitment—whether it’s a one-day event or a longer-term role—receive a certificate of appreciation from Sarthaq Future Federation, acknowledging your contribution.
We work across various regions in India, focusing on underprivileged communities. Volunteer opportunities may be available in urban centers, rural areas, or online, depending on the project. Let us know your location, and we’ll find a suitable role!
Our team reviews applications within 5-7 working days. Once approved, we’ll contact you via email or WhatsApp to schedule an orientation and get you started.
Yes! When you apply, you can select your preferred area—whether it’s education, healthcare, women empowerment, community development, or advocacy. We’ll do our best to match you with a role that aligns with your interests.
We’re here to help! Reach out to us at [email protected] or Call us at +91-9013301814.