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89 small enterprises have been established under our Entrepreneurship Development Program with DS Group, across various locations. Successfully conducted two training sessions on organic farming with the theme "Rasayan mukt Kheti" under the Capri Project in Baran. Banda, Uttar Pradesh, where Manjari Foundation is actively working on water conservation, wins Best District award at 5th National Water Awards. Mega Bank Credit Linkage camp organized in Kalinagar village, Rudrapur, where ₹1.25 crores were disbursed in loans to 101 SHGs. A public awareness rally was organized in Zawar to highlight the significance of literacy.

Volunteer and Internships

Volunteer and Internships

Manjari Foundation is a strong believer in learning, reflection, and action. We believe that learning is a continuous process that leads to the holistic development of any professional.

We are thereby open to offering internships to all the institutions that are operating in the space of social development and preparing future leaders.

We feel proud to be a part of their educational endeavors and thereby provide the interns with all the support they require to derive an experience that can empower them to address social issues.

Our volunteer and internship program provides an opportunity to understand the development sector through first hands-on grass-roots work and to make a real contribution.

We host many volunteers and interns every year. We offer a range of engagement options depending on the diverse background of volunteers and their varied interests, skills, knowledge, and time availability. Interns/volunteers can get first-hand experience in community mobilization processes, women-led institution development strategy, microfinance, livelihood promotion processes, gender, women-led nutrition, health, digital education, youth development, and conducting research and training in a development context.

Volunteers and interns have worked across all our program areas, and have the opportunity to invest a significant amount of time in the field. This program is blended with both field practices and classroom sessions as well.

Most learning happens in the field so we facilitated interns to live with the community so that they can understand the challenges of rural setups and also acquainted with the reality of rural India. This also helped them to understand which opportunities exist in rural villages.

Manjari Foundation hosts volunteers and interns from leading academic institutions across India which are the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), IIM Udaipur, SP Jain Mumbai, Azim Premji University Bangalore, Central University Ajmer, IIHMR Jaipur, Ambedkar University Agra, Jamia milia University New Delhi, National Law School Bangalore and IIM Kashipur. We also facilitated internships and rural immersion programs for international universities like Buffalo State University USA and Dule University as well.

Manjari Foundation hosts volunteers and interns from leading academic institutions across India which are the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), IIM Udaipur, SP Jain Mumbai, Azim Premji University Bangalore, Central University Ajmer, IIHMR Jaipur, Ambedkar University Agra, Jamia milia University New Delhi, National Law School Bangalore and IIM Kashipur. We also facilitated internships and rural immersion programs for international universities like Buffalo State University USA and Dule University as well.

We are actively engaged with many universities for building the capacities and perspectives of young lives through sharing our grass root works and motivating them to join the sector. Interns' work is highly beneficial for the community and organization also.

This work has been appreciated by the education institutes a lot. We believe each intern is an ambassador for us who advocated community development work in their respective domains of life.

For more information on internship opportunities, please write us on [email protected]

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'Manjari’ literally translates to “seed of Tulsi”, a sacred Indian plant. When women mobilise themselves to form institutions, they are empowered to sow their own ‘seeds of change’.