Volunteering & Internship | The Saviours Foundation

Personality Development

Volunteering helps you build interpersonal skills and accelerates your personal growth. You tend to become a good listener and a good speaker. You become sensitive towards other people’s needs. Over a period of time, you develop communication, leadership, and decision-making skills. You become more empathetic towards others’ feelings. You gain confidence and this enhances your overall personality.

Broader horizon

Working in an NGO will broaden your perspective. It will cause an impact on the way you pursue your objectives and make decisions. Working in an NGO can make a positive impact on your life, you will learn and experience working with people of different cultures. It will also increase your ability to adapt to different cultural demands and behavioral expectations. This will also impact your ability to handle sensitive situations.

Outstanding CV

Working in an NGO will give you the opportunity to be part of the organization’s contribution and achievements and as such will also help build your own achievements. Working for an NGO will help you leverage on the organization’s name and achievements which can help your CV stand out amongst other CVs. In today’s corporate world, many employers believe in reputation and endorsement which may not be easy to come by most times, but working for an NGO can help you create an outstanding CV by giving it that stamp of reputation and endorsement that you may need to land the job of your dreams.

Build your Career

If you are a fresher and seeking employment opportunities, volunteering experiences will give you an edge over others. Working for an NGO will help you acquire skills like; leadership skills, event management, team spirit, effective communication skills etc. Performing your role and engaging in activities organized by the organization can help you acquire these skills. These are skills that any organization will require to achieve its goal. While selecting candidates, employers prefer someone who has developed interpersonal skills and has substantial amount of experience working with people. In our cases, you can also get recommendation letters from the organization which would further help you get employment.

Better Network

Working for an NGO will give you the opportunity to network with great people and organizations. These influential people are people that can easily become your mentors, leads, future clients or colleagues. Networking with these great people can help you with the advice and mentorship you need to move your career to the next level. Most times meeting the right people can set your foot at the door.

Become a role model

Your contribution of time and skills helps someone find a new hope for their future. People look forward to meeting you, hearing your advice and more importantly learning from you. You become a role model for many individuals and communities who often lack opportunities and resources.

Make a difference

By helping individuals, you are contributing towards the upliftment of the community and the nation as a whole. You are willingly serving the community for no absolute personal gain. You foster teamwork and community development. You become mindful of the small things that can impact the society and benefit its people. Your efforts bring positive changes and make a difference in people’s’ lives. It will bring a sense of job satisfaction and self-motivation to do more.

Stories & Updates

On the day of Makar Sankranti, I went to visit slum area with TSF’ volunteer. There are many children of all age groups there. I was in-between Jobs, and went there thinking I will donate my time and knowledge in helping these children as a volunteer, The children I met there were so full of enthusiasm and love for life, just meeting them filled me with joy and happiness.

My work here made me to delve into these children’s world, understand their perspective, thinking, and wishes. This made me feel like a child again.

I learned the importance of life’s little things we take for granted from these children and I also learned what it means to be happy.

- Megha Sharma

I was in NSS (National Social Service) during my graduation which I really liked. So, after college also I wanted to be involved in similar social welfare work and I couldn't find any better option than "The Saviors Foundation" in my city.

To be honest, the real meaning of the NGO came to the fore when it was associated with TSF.

Mostly every weekend we used to visit the nearby slum area and try to improve their lifestyle in every possible way. I myself do not know how many times I have taught there in such areas, sometimes I have participated in medical camps, sometimes we provide them water tanker also.

- Daksh Sharma

My name is Vijender Singh Shekhawat. I am associated with "The Saviours Foundation (TSF)" during the lockdown, I have a lot of love and affection for animals. I thought how to help them, then I met my friend whose brother was associated with TSF, after that I joined TSF and started collaborating with dog food, monkey food, cow food and so now I am able to do what I thought.

- Vijender Singh Shekhawat

Hello friends, my name is Sunil Soni, when the lockdown was imposed, people were going through unemployment and recession, then I saw the team of "The Saviours Foundation (TSF)" distributing food, then I stopped one of their food distribution vehicles and told him to join TSF. Then he told me about TSF, since then I have been involved in helping the needy by joining TSF.

- Sunil Soni

Myself Mokshita Jain Hello friends, I was waiting for the bus at the bus stand in the night time, at the same time at 11:30 pm, the people of TSF team came there and distributed blanket to the helpless people who did not have the means to escape from the cold. I came to know this institution from the same and got associated with them since then.

- Mokshita Jain

Myself Rohit Gautam I have been interested in trees and plants from the beginning, when I saw "The Saviours Foundation (TSF)" taking care of them by planting trees in our park I got positive vibes inside me and feel that this is the platform where I can contribute my service to the nature and follow my interest and joined TSF and after that I myself have planted many trees with TSF and looked after them time to time.

- Rohit Gautam

In today's time people are getting addicted to drugs and bad habits, I was very impressed by the de-addiction seminar given by "The Saviours Foundation (TSF)" in my college and wanted to join TSF and with the help of my friend I Joined this great organization. After that in my village Siswali also with the help of TSF I carried forward this work and helped many needy people of my area.

- Anjali Nagar

namaste mein ravindr sinh tasaph se judaav june 2019 raha is samay garmee ke kaaran jab sabhee ke haal behaal the us samay mein pakshiyon aur jaanavaro ke lie pani ki vyavastha karana chaah raha tha parantu sahayog na milane ki vajah is kaam ko apane ghar tak simit rakh paaya lekin ek din Facebook par maine apane mitr ka TSF se juda post dekha va unse sampark karake TSF teem se mila aur saath milakar kaam karane ka mauka mila. mane TSF teem ke saath milakar nagar mein jaanavaro ke lie pani tankee aur pakshiyon ke lie parinde lagae aur poorn santustee ka aabhaas kiya.

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Benefit of Working for an NGO

Volunteering can provide a healthy boost to your self-confidence, self-esteem, and life satisfaction. You are doing good for others and the community, which provides a natural sense of accomplishment. Your role as a volunteer can also give you a sense of pride and identity.

Opportunity for You

At TSF (The Saviours Foundation), we believe that everyone can make a difference in their own way. That is why we have a variety of volunteering programs for you to choose from.

Stories & Updates

My work here made me to delve into these children’s world, understand their perspective, thinking, and wishes. This made me feel like a child again.