Get involved · Internship
A social internship that actually means something.
Spend a few weeks doing real work with real people — teaching, running awareness drives, helping at camps and outreach. Leave with a genuine certificate, a few good stories, and a different way of seeing things.
What it is
Not coffee runs. Actual work.
Our social internship puts you in the middle of what we do. You won’t be watching from the side or filing paperwork — you’ll be teaching children, standing at awareness drives, helping run health camps, and going into the settlements on outreach. It’s hands-on from the first day, because that’s the only way it’s worth anything.
Who it’s for
Students who want more than a line on a résumé — for a course requirement, a scholarship application, or just for yourself. Come with curiosity and a willingness to work, and we’ll take care of the rest.
What you’ll do
A few weeks across our five programs.
Teach & mentor
Teach and mentor children in our education sessions.
Run awareness drives
Help organize drives — traffic safety, cleanliness, screen habits.
Support health camps
Support free health and dental camps, and keep them running kindly.
Plant & clean
Take part in tree-planting and cleanliness work.
Community outreach
Join outreach in the settlements, and be good company.
You’ll try several kinds of work, find what you’re good at, and get better at it fast.
How it works
Simple and human.
First
Tell us about yourself
A bit about you and when you’re available. That’s the whole application to begin with.
Then
We talk it through
We’ll agree a rough length and schedule that works for you, and get you started.
During
Do the real work
You’ll work alongside our volunteers and members across the five programmes — hands-on from day one.
At the end
Receive your certificate
If you’ve genuinely put in the work, you’ll receive your certificate — usually at a small gathering with the others who finished alongside you.
What you’ll gain
The honest list.
A real certificate
Presented properly — not a printout, but an acknowledgment of work you actually did.
Genuine field experience
The kind you can speak about with specifics, which is rarer than it should be.
Confidence
Talking to strangers, leading a small group, handling a real day with real people.
Perspective
The kind you only get by spending time somewhere very different from where you started.
We won’t promise it’ll get you a job. We’ll promise it’ll change how you think about your own.
Good to know
The questions students ask.
Is the certificate legitimate?
Yes. It’s issued by The Amazing Life Welfare Society (Regd.) and reflects real work you did. We don’t hand them out for showing up once.
How long is the internship?
It’s flexible — we’ll agree a length that works for you.
Is it paid?
No — it’s a volunteer social internship. What you gain is experience, a certificate, and the work itself.
Do I need a background in social work?
Not at all. We’ve had students from every field. Willingness matters more than background.
Can I do it during my holidays?
Yes — many do. Tell us your dates and we’ll fit around them.
Apply
Give a few weeks. Get a different view of the world — and proof you were there.
Tell us a bit about yourself and when you’re available. We’ll talk, agree a rough length and schedule, and get you started. No long application to labour over.