Volunteer With Us
Contribute With Purpose. Engage With Respect.
At Naari Trust, volunteering is about meaningful participation, not momentary presence. We believe that real change happens when people engage thoughtfully, listen carefully, and work alongside communities with respect and responsibility.
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Why Volunteer With Naari Trust
Volunteers play a supportive role in strengthening our work across education, tribal development, sustainable livelihoods, farming, health, and overall community well-being.
By volunteering with Naari Trust, you gain:
- Exposure to grassroots development work
- Opportunities to contribute beyond monetary support
- Learning through real-world social contexts
- A deeper understanding of community-led change
Our volunteering approach is ethical, guided, and designed to be mutually enriching for both communities and volunteers.
Types of Volunteering
Naari Trust offers different volunteering pathways so individuals can engage in ways that align with their interests, skills, and availability.
Field Volunteering
Field volunteers support on-ground activities in rural and tribal communities. This may include assisting with education programs, community engagement activities, sustainable farming initiatives, awareness sessions, and program support.
Field volunteering requires openness, adaptability, and respect for local cultures and practices.
Skill-Based Volunteering
Professionals and practitioners can contribute their expertise to strengthen our programs and internal systems. Skill-based volunteering opportunities may include:
- Teaching and academic support
- Digital literacy and technology assistance
- Content writing, documentation, and storytelling
- Design, communication, and outreach
- Research, monitoring, and evaluation support
These roles may be remote or field-based depending on project needs.
Student Volunteering
Students who wish to contribute outside formal academic internship requirements can volunteer in learning-support roles, field engagement, awareness activities, and documentation work.
For structured, academic, or credit-based engagement, students are encouraged to visit our Internship & Student Engagement page.
Corporate & Group Volunteering
Naari Trust facilitates structured volunteering opportunities for corporate teams and organized groups seeking meaningful community engagement.
These engagements are designed to balance team participation with genuine community value and may include education support, awareness programs, skill-sharing sessions, and short-term project assistance.
EYC – Engage Youth for Change
Engage Youth for Change (EYC) is Naari Trust’s youth-focused volunteering initiative. It encourages young individuals to participate in social development through learning, leadership, and sustained engagement.
EYC focuses on education, environment, livelihoods, and social awareness, promoting responsible citizenship and long-term involvement rather than one-time activities.
What We Expect From Volunteers
- Respect for communities and local cultures
- Commitment to assigned roles and timelines
- Willingness to learn and adapt
- Ethical conduct and responsible participation
What Volunteers Can Expect From Us
- Clear role descriptions and guidance
- Orientation or role briefings where required
- Support from Naari Trust coordinators
- Participation certificates (where applicable)
- A meaningful and reflective volunteering experience
How to Get Involved
If you are interested in volunteering with Naari Trust, please share your background, areas of interest, and availability with us. Our team will guide you toward opportunities that align with your skills and interests.
Email : naaritrust@gmail.com