FAQ

We operate five core programs in the Sundarbans:

• Women’s Empowerment: Skill training and micro‑finance support for widows and low‑income women.

• Child Education: Supplementary classes, school‑supply distribution, and scholarships for underprivileged children.

• Senior Healthcare: Mobile health camps, geriatric check‑ups, and access to essential medicines.

• Career Counseling & Soft‑Skill Development: Vocational workshops and life‑skills training for youth.

• Rural Entrepreneurship: Training in cottage industries (e.g., weaving, bamboo crafts) and market linkages.

We track performance through:

• Monthly Field Reports: Attendance, progress metrics, and health indicators collected by staff.

• Quarterly Impact Assessments: Independent reviews on learning outcomes, income changes, and health improvements.

• Annual Impact Report: Published on our website, detailing program reach, success stories, and financial transparency.

Yes—volunteers play a vital role. Opportunities include:

• Teaching Assistance: Help run after‑school classes and adult literacy sessions.

• Health Camp Support: Logistics and basic first‑aid under supervision of medical professionals.

• Women’s Workshops: Coaching in tailoring, handicrafts, and entrepreneurship.

• Event Coordination: Organizing fundraising events and community festivals.
  To volunteer, fill out the online form or email [email protected] with your areas of interest and availability.

Yes—students and young professionals can apply for 3‑ to 6‑month internships across program areas:

• Field Research Interns: Support baseline surveys, focus groups, and data analysis.

• Communications Fellows: Assist with content creation, social‑media outreach, and donor reports.

• Finance & Administration Interns: Help maintain financial records, prepare audit documentation, and coordinate logistics.
  Applications open twice a year (January and July). Interested candidates submit a CV and cover letter via the “Careers” section on our website.