VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER STORIES

  • Kirtana Bhairi

    Kirtana Bhairi

    Student - Sharjah Indian School, Dubai

    Contribution

    Kirtana is a young spirited woman, studying in 11th grade. She volunteered to act up the role of the Co-Chair in the MUN (Model United Nation) and helped many government school students supported by ALIG to deliver their thoughts. She learned compassion and the zeal to volunteer for many more initiative programs.

  • Tauseef Ansari

    Tauseef Ansari

    Student - Central University of Himachal Pradesh

    Contribution

    Tauseef is pursuing his Master’s in Social Work. He stands determined to work for a sustainable tomorrow by working on waste management and recycling. Via ALIG’s platform, he helped the unenlightened and unlearned people who faced issues with Aadhar card and Pan errors. He also surveyed the sewing and vocational training of underserved women.

  • Naeela Faiz

    Naeela Faiz

    Student - Gandhi Institute f Technology & Management, Vishakapatnam

    Contribution

    Naeela is a BBA LLB student pursuing her dream qualifications. With her vast interests, she successfully assisted the Programs and Marketing team, she was a bold member of generalized woman’s rights workshops and a significant member of our Adult Literacy Centre. With hands on experience from ALIG, she honed humility, empathy and compassion that helped her reinforce the spirits of a young law student.

  • Muntashir Ahmed

    Muntashir Ahmed

    Student - Christ University, Bengaluru

    Contribution

    Muntashir is an ambitious student, pursuing his B.Com. With the help of opportunities available via ALIG, he proved himself an asset by assisting people facing issues with Pan Card or Aadhar card errors. He surveyed training like sewing and vocational courses. Post his work, he found himself brimming with compassion and understanding of root problems.

  • Piyush Kumar

    Piyush Kumar

    Student - Tata Institute of Social Science, Guwahati, Assam

    Contribution

    Piyush, a social aide, pursuing his master’s in social work. With the help of the right exposure and platform from ALIG, he was able to contribute and work for the better tomorrow he hopes to be a part of. He conducted counselling of adolescent girls from a health and hygiene perspective. Promoted awareness of various social security schemes and prepared a life skill assessment scale toolkit for the community.

  • Ihab Khan

    Ihab Khan

    Student - Gems New Millennium School, Dubai, UAE

    Contribution

    Ihab is a young spirited girl, studies in 11th Grade. Distanced in the land, yet united in her strong will to contribute, she proved and stood her role vividly in her responsibilities. She organized MUN (Model United Nations) across various government schools of ALIG in 3 different states of West Bengal, Jharkhand, & Uttar Pradesh. She magnificently led and instilled in the minds of the students with her knowledge of the MUN Conference.

  • Vikramaditya Singh (Vikram)

    Vikramaditya Singh (Vikram)

    Student - German Swiss International School, Hong Kong

    Contribution

    Vikram organised a fundraiser in HongKong among friends and family for the Digital Literacy Program for Government schools in Jamshedpur. During his visits to Jamshedpur he volunteers to teach Maths and organizes debates and competitions for students in these schools.

  • Niharika Ghoshal

    Niharika Ghoshal

    School

    Contribution

    Niharika has been carrying out workshops to reinforce the need for education amongst girls in Government schools in Jamshedpur. On her visits to Jamshedpur she coordinates with ALIG team to visit the schools to conduct sessions on a regular basis.

ALIG strongly believes in the culture of volunteering towards promoting sustainable development and building a better future for the new generation. You can volunteer your time and services to any of the social and charitable causes of your choice in Education, Health, Emergency and Skill Development.

Volunteers can register themselves by filling the form and team ALIG will get in touch with you. Volunteers could be individuals, a group or an organization. Volunteers are entitled to recognition in terms of certificates for volunteering hours. When assignments arise at ALIG, we search in our voluntary repository for profiles that match the requirements of the work. Matching candidates are contacted and informed about the specific details of the assignment, after which they can confirm their interest and availability.

Requirements

Most of our programmes do not require any specific skills or qualifications for volunteers to contribute. If you're thinking about volunteering at ALIG, below are some requirements that we consider for assessing volunteer applications

  • Commitment to the values and principles of Volunteerism.
  • Willingness to work with different stakeholders including underprivileged beneficiaries and local government offices to draw upon solutions of the problems assigned.
  • Ability to adjust in difficult situations.
What we expect from you?

Volunteers must commit the minimum number of hours of service as required as per the assignment.

  • Volunteers are expected to meet commitments to their scheduled service hours, as agreed upon.
  • Volunteers would need to attend an induction session before taking up the assignment.
  • All Volunteers must sign-in and sign-out for all the days of Service.
How do I become a Volunteer at ALIG?

Follow these steps and you'll be volunteering in no time!

  • Fill the form that will help us contact you on the registered mobile number / email ID.
  • The information would help us match your requirements to the volunteering assignments we have at ALIG.
  • Any additional information details in the form, would help us know you better and accordingly contact you.

It's that simple!

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