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Volunteer with EduCARE India

"eVolunteer" is an online volunteering platform that links eVolunteers (online volunteers) with VIKAS Centres (local village communities centres facilitating information, knowledge and development) in India and some other developing countries. eVolunteers and local communities learn about each other, share ideas and find solutions to local issues.

Everybody has something to offer, and everything happens online.

If you have a little spare time and the desire to make a difference, ... Join us now!

Why eVolunteer?

In the present scenario, India is experiencing a good economic growth but is at the same time leaving many challenges in the field of education, empowerment and environment and healthcare.

Rationale and meaningful awareness of these issues is however sorely lacking in the country side rural areas and the remote communities.

Exploitation of the ill-informed and uneducated, economically and socially deprived is abundantly at display as the crude natural law of survival of the powerful and the fittest.

By volunteering for the program you can contribute to support and enrich the catalyzing support that we provide for the needy and disadvantageous people. You may also at the same time enrich yourself with a wealth of knowledge and a perspective that will enable you to contribute meaningfully to your personal perspectives and life skills development benefiting your future career / professional competencies.

Key Motivations

By volunteering you can:

Majority of our volunteers would belong to young or elder age. Each Volunteer who comes to us has varied reasons and motivations.

For the youth , Volunteering offers opportunities for self development and risk-taking while providing a valuable grounding for future practices.

For senior or retired citizens , volunteering provides a positive contribution as it helps the newly retired to adjust to the new retired life.

Each one has a special reason for volunteering, but once you are on a Volunteer you will continue to serve as long as you feel that your efforts are accomplishing something and that your talents are being appreciated.


Volunteering to Explore Career Possibilities
Are you in a threshold of starting your career or are you looking for a job shift? Volunteering is the best way to explore different career options. It is risk-free as you can venture out in different areas without the fear of making a long-term commitment. It will give you a chance to explore your capabilities, experiment with what you are good at or pursue what interests you the most. If you feel that a certain area or kind of work is not for you then you can easily withdraw without disrupting your resume. For those who are looking for a change in their job or line of work, Volunteering is the best available option. It will allow you to be tested in new situations and give you a chance to experiment even if does not work out.

On the other hand, if you find your work exciting and interesting you can increase your commitment to the organisation. You can learn more about issues and build a relationship with the organisation.

Finally, Volunteering can get you a paid job as you can build contacts through the organization for which you are Volunteering. You will have something tangible to show in your resume, which will support your career goals.

For young graduates and post graduates, Volunteering can place you a step above your fellow students as you can show and prove that you have been involved outside the classroom as well. EduCARE often hires volunteers who have gone further to pursue a career in environment and have come back to work with the organisation as permanent employees.

A Volunteering opportunity with EduCARE will give you real-time exposure to a professional organisation

Put Volunteer Work on your Resume
When you are looking for a job, your resume initiates the job-hunting process. It presents you to your potential employer and you have to ensure that you are able to capture the interest of your employer.

One way of doing this is to show Volunteer work in your resume, which proves you are an involved citizen. The most important thing is to present this information in such a way that it supports your career goal and statement of purpose.

The approach most commonly used is to add a section on your resume commonly termed 'Voluntary Work' or 'Voluntary Experience'. Highlighting the Volunteer work will show that you have interest beyond classroom. Even if it is not paid work, it surely is productive work and can be counted as work experience. You can describe your volunteer experience in terms of your achievements, highlighting the skills that you have gained and shared. Even if you do not have experience of a paid job you are aware of the day-to-day challenges in a work place.

Alumni Benefits

The key words in maintaining enthusiasm among volunteers are: AIR

ACTION: Providing the kind of activity Volunteers expect
INSPIRATION: Keeping Volunteers motivated by understanding what inspires them
RELATIONSHIP: Maintaining communication and nurturing a long-term relationship built on trust and support. In order to enhance and build a symbiotic relationship, volunteers are often invited to EduCARE conferences and meetings. A copy of the annual report is also provided to volunteers so that they are in touch with various EduCARE activities and programmes. Volunteers are also provided the following facilities:

Shanty -

What would be your reason for volunteer work in India ?

1. Because I should do it
2. Because I want to do it
3. It'd fill that empty space inside me
4. To offload some of MY baggage in helping others
5. To start living for others

Lotus - Because I want to do it.

I was flipping through a book by Rudolph Steiner yesterday and it fell open to a paragraph that would lend itself well to this inquiry. It said that all action should come from a place of love.

Not all who wander are lost

WWoUS - I do a fair amount of volunteer work at home. Partly it's to recognize how fortunate I am to have the health, skills and time to help others. And it pays back some karmic debt for favors rendered earlier in my life.

i.e.india - SEE India Differently – Volunteer to do social work with EduCARE India

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Internship with EduCARE India

positions in EduCARE India in 2009