Volunteering India provides safe, affordable and meaningful volunteer programs in India.
We offer vast variety of volunteer programs in India, where volunteers can choose to work in New Delhi, Palampur/Dharamshala, Kolkata and Bangalore. Our choice of programs include working with Orphans, Women Empowerment Programs, Health/HIV programs, Teaching English, Summer Volunteer Programs, Street Children volunteer programs and more. It is hard to find a more affordable and reliable, quality volunteer program in India starting at only USD249. We provide volunteer work in India to international students, gap year travelers and career breakers from around the world to come and help by doing volunteering in India. Our volunteer coordinators in India have more than 5 years of experience successfully hosting more than 1700 foreign volunteers in India since 2004. We work closely with local NGO's in India and partner with many international volunteer organizations providing volunteers meaningful work at the grassroots level where it is much needed. You can also connect with our past and future volunteers on Volunteering India's Facebook Group!
“ Successfully Placed Over 1700 volunteers in India since 2004.”
Volunteering India offers two incredible volunteer progams to meet everyone's choice for the summer 2010. These programs are designed to be joined as an individual or as a group during Summer 2010. Volunteers are also welcome to join our usual volunteer programs which run throughout the year. Volunteers will be in the Street Children Project in Delhi. Under this project ,volunteers take informal education classes with the children, play games with the children and introducing them to different new activities.
Volunteers work at the various contact points or shelter homes...Read More
India is a fast developing country where financial inequalities are widespread and affect the daily lives of the people. It’s a land where people come from abroad for having specialized surgeries and other medical treatments. Rich Indians have access to world-class healthcare whereas on the other hand a vast number of people are deprived of basic healthcare facilities, more so in poverty stricken rural areas. Even urban areas reflect the glaring gaps in access to healthcare in different strata’s of society.
Students studying medicine, nurses and doctors are ...Read More
