SEVA ▪ 2026Learn the work by doing it.
Online and flexible, open to anyone, and free to apply. No prior experience needed: you learn by doing, with feedback every week.
It takes about a minute.
Tell us who you are and what you’d like to work on. If you want to read more first, the whole programme is below.
An internship you can do from anywhere.
The programme runs online and flexibly around whatever else you are doing. You get a target of your own, a mentor and a plan for the week, and you work through it from wherever you are.
No prior experience
Most interns arrive having never worked with an NGO. That's the normal starting point here.
Free, and always has been
No fee to apply, no fee to take part. If anyone ever asks you to pay to intern with us, it is not us.
Real work, reviewed weekly
You own a target of your own, report on it each week, and get feedback from the team that reads it.
Paid, with a certificate
The internship is paid: a performance-based stipend. Every intern who completes their term receives a certificate.
- Section 8 non-profit · Companies Act 2013
- 12A registered
- 80G valid to 31/3/2031 · AALCP2854P25DL02
- ISO 9001 certified
MUSKAAN ▪ 2026
IMPACT ▪ 2022
SEVA ▪ 2026You leave having actually done the work.
You are given a target of your own and the support to reach it. These are the skills every intern leaves with.
- Leadership skillsYou own a goal and the plan to reach it, make the calls along the way, and answer for the result at the weekly check-in.
- Communication skillsWriting and speaking to people you do not know, clearly enough that they reply, and following up without being a pest.
- Working in a teamA small team with a shared target. You learn to ask for help early, share what is working, and pick up the slack when someone is stuck.
- Setting and tracking a targetYou set a weekly goal, plan your days around it, and report what actually happened, not what you hoped would.
In their words, from our internship site.
I had the wonderful opportunity to volunteer at Pledge a Smile Foundation which opened my eyes to social work.
I got the opportunity to work with Pledge a Smile Foundation as a volunteer. Throughout my time there, the team was calm, cooperative, and understanding of first-time workers like me.
I received the amazing opportunity of working with Pledge a Smile Foundation as a volunteer. I initially was apprehensive towards NGOs; however, the foundation broke my prejudice and opened my eyes to all the efforts that NGOs put, the challenges they face, and to efficiently navigate them.
I volunteered at Pledge a Smile Foundation, where I had the pleasure of working on healthcare, justice, women empowerment, etc. on various projects. The best part was the working environment; the team was amiable, cordial, and patiently guided me through my doubts.
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