Intern/Voluteer With US

 

Intern/ Volunteer with India Vision Foundation and together help us to #SaveTheNextVictim

 

Interning/Volunteering with India Vision Foundation provides an opportunity to learn new skills and strengthen existing ones. All our interns/volunteers get live experience of interacting and working with  beneficiaries from our projects.

 

Associated with more than 19 prisons across 4 states and reaching out to more than 500 children of incarcerated parents India Vision Foundation is pioneer in prison reforms.

 

 

How to Apply?

 

Submit the documents mentioned below with your Internship/Volunteering Form at ivfindia@gmail.com or snigdha.verma@indiavisionfoundation.org.in

  1. Resume
  2. Cover letter
  3. Recommendation letter from your Institute /collage/faculty
  4. Specify the project that you would like to associate
  5. Internship/Volunteering Form (Volunteers-Interns Form-updated-25thMay2019)

Note: Please go through the guidelines before applying. Click Here to read the guidelines

 

 

FAQ

 

Voluteers Speak

Riya is 10 grader at American Embassy School She was one of the volunteers during 2016 session. She will be one of the leaders for 2017 session. While sharing her experience with us she said: ‘ It was really a very nice experience they were a very good group of kids and showed good interest in learning. I think they were very engaged and used things from sessions and taught each other too. I feel that such interactions are very important and it gives them a chance to achieve more in their lives and do better. Out of one my fond memories I would like to share that when we went to playground we were swinging on tyres I could see how Pinky & Najma were happy & enjoying. It was really nice to see them try to speak in English and talk to me to describe how they felt.’

Riya,
Trainee leader 2017, Teach India

‘It was really nice I must say they were very motivated. I clearly remember that Priyanka use to raise her hand and always asked many questions which showed us a good sign of inquisition from her end. I have worked with various NGO’s I did not expect these things from them they were pretty advanced and while we use to teach them through laptops & power points they were able to learn quickly and were very happy in short they exceeding my expectations!’

Riya,
Trainee leader 2017, Teach India

Q: What are the differences among interns, researchers, and volunteers?

Interns can spend a maximum of 3 months working on our project sites or head office at New Delhi. Volunteers can be a part in daily ongoing activities at our project sites or work at office under a mentor in particular department. Person who will be staying more than 2 weeks will be considered as a volunteer.

Researchers can conduct independent academic work affiliated with an educational institution and/or fellowship. Prospective researchers should send a cover letter and detailed project proposal to ivfcommunications@gmail.com  or ivfindia@gmail.com

Permission to conduct research must be granted by India Vision Foundation prior to the researcher’s arrival. Preference is given to applicants who demonstrate that their research will benefit not only their own academic pursuits but also the cause for which the foundation is working.

Q: Who should apply for an internship/volunteer with India Vision Foundation?

India Vision Foundation accepts internship applications from anyone over the age of 18 who would like to spend a minimum of 1 month working in our New Delhi office or at any of our project site. Previous experience in relevant fields is an add on. Most of the internships are unpaid so applicants should be able to support themselves during their internship.

Q: When should interns/volunteers apply?

Internship applications are accepted throughout the year. For more information see HOW TO APPLY section  to download an application.