Join team of Software Developers for Social Causes | Virtual
- Web Development (HTML / CSS / JS / jQuery / Angular JS / WordPress)
- Server Development (PHP / MySQL)
- Android
- Interested people with any other tech skills are also welcome
- To impart practical software development knowledge in Engineering students.
- To connect Field experts with Students.
- To use the collective potential in developing Software for social causes.
- Vegam Portal – A student registration portal for an annual athletic meet for special children.
- Website for Thozhan.
- Adyar Cooum RTI Project – Infograph.
- Online RTI generator.
- Traffic Violation Portal (TVP) – Mobile, Server, Web.
- Satta Panchayat Iyakkam(SPI) android app.
- Post At Time (PAT) Facebook Project.
- Website for Nizhal.
- Traffic Violation Statistics (TVS) – A web app with much info on Traffic.
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Daan Utsav Fellowships 2015
The DaanUtsav Fellowship is an opportunity for young professionals to create significant social change. The Fellowship, hosted by iVolunteer, will enable 1 person in each of 9 cities across India, to reach out to and mobilise hundreds of thousands of citizens to give, and to experience the joy in doing so. In doing so, fellows will build a lot of hard and soft skills, develop fabulous relationships, grow in confidence, and get in touch with their inner selves. Above all, the Fellowship will help each of them experience the exhilarating joy in giving of oneself to society!
The Fellowship programme is a 6 month, full-time commitment from April 29 to October 28, 2015 and is offered to 1 Fellow each in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad and Bhubaneswar.
Each fellow will be assigned a Mentor, who is a DaanUtsav volunteer himself/herself, and will work from the offices of iVolunteer, or the Mentor’s organization, or in a local nonprofit organization. Fellows will be offered a stipend of Rs15,000 per month, and an additional reimbursement of Rs3,000 per month towards local conveyance, telephone and other expenses. Fellows will travel outside their cities for 3-5 days a month, for national orientation, trainings and reviews, a few field visits to surrounding towns and rural areas as part of their work. All such outstation travel expenses will be fully reimbursed, and Mentors will ensure that such travel is safe for the Fellow.
The Fellow’s main role will be to
- Assist volunteers in the city in helping scale up DaanUtsav participation
- Conceptualise, design and implement public events and activity ideas for mass participation in the festival
- Meet several new organisations/institutions and previous participants, and engage them in DaanUtsav celebrations. This includes corporates (CEOs, CXOs, HR & CSR heads and managers), schools and colleges (Principals and senior teachers), senior Government officials (senior police & municipal corporation officers, senior executives in Govt enterprises, Secretaries, Directors of Govt departments)
- Compile/ create with help from professional designers, suitable collateral for use- presentations, mailers, documents
- Schedule and help organize volunteer meets, including logistics, keep minutes and follow up on the tasks agreed by volunteers in each city
- Post updates on website, social media and co-ordinate with local media where required
- Any other tasks that come up from time to time
We are looking for outstanding individuals who are
- A graduate or post graduate from a reputed college, with stellar academic and extra-curricular credentials
- An extroverted person who likes going out and meeting people
- Very comfortable using email, computers
- Fluent in English and the local language of the city s/he will be based in
- Passionate about creating change and excited by the idea of DaanUtsav
Last date to Apply is March 5, 2015
Change Festival by Youth Alliance I Delhi – April 3,4
Youth Alliance, is very excited to bring to culmination the collective conscience of young breed that defies to settle and relentlessly pursues what they deem is required to change for good. This April on the 3th & 4th, let’s come together to engage, strengthen and celebrate the spirit of change, both inner and outer at Change Festival in Delhi, India!
What is Change Festival?
Change Festival is a celebration of the ideas/ experiments/ initiatives/ start ups carried out by young people. It creates a learning community by exploring and understanding individuals who are engaged in transformational experiments and strengthening them with multiple forms of capital. The focus however is dual; along with the intention to impact the outer world, it focuses on the inner transformation of doers.
Who all can participate?
So, if you’re one who aims to create positive change in the world and in the process, be transformed yourself, this is for you! You could have an idea waiting to be translated into action (or) an ongoing experiment/startup looking for collaborators and support; the purpose of Change Festival is to nurture your intended thought with an eco-system of inspired change-makers guided by the spirit of collaborative transformation. Anyone between the age group of 18-25 intending to co-create, build and envision ideas is encouraged to apply.
The event is run on gift economy – pay as you choose, check our website to know more.
Few need based travel scholarships are also available.
To find more information and application details on this link www.youthallianceofindia.org/change-festival/.
For any queries/ volunteering and extending support write to us [email protected] or call Ragini – 098101 39651
First Deadline to be a part of this gathering is 15th February, 2015 and
Second deadline is 9th March, 2015
Volunteer for app development – ivolunteer awards | Virtual
This year will be the third annual iVolunteer Awards. The 2014 awards campaign will mark the launch of an App for the vote stage of the campaign that has been developed by volunteers.
We are looking for volunteers with basic JavaScript knowledge to contribute and help finish this App before the campaign kicks off. The Volunteer team is looking for help with completing these tasks so the App can go live.
Brief description of the project:
What :
Help share stories of everyday heroes whose volunteer stories inspire by example
How:
Help finish developing and testing the iVolunteer Awards voting App Here’s the link to the App
Volunteer’s Role:
- Volunteer to complete one or more of the tasks listed as issues on GitHub
- Each feature/ design element that needs to be worked on is listed as a separate issue on GitHub that can be claimed Here’s the GitHub link
- Update completed task on list and save changes in GitHub
How your skills will change lives:
- The iVolunteer Awards is India’s sole platform that recognises exemplary volunteer work
- Through this App we hope to make sharing of volunteer stories easy to access so more people feel inspired to volunteer
- We also hope to ensure that the work volunteers have done is available to them to share with the public at large and simultaneously make it easy for people to get in touch with these volunteers
How will this project benefit you:
- This project promises a whole lot of satisfaction and fun providing ample opportunity to showcaseyour I.T skills on a live one of its kind project
Desired Skills:
- Knowledge of JavaScript
- Prior experience on Meteor will be an added advantage
- College students with knowledge of JavaScript are welcome to apply!
to volunteer contact [email protected] or login to GitHub directly
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Read for Visually challenged – Disability | Bhumi | Chennai
Day | Reading section @ | Time | Contact person | For whom |
Mon – Friday | MIT, Chrompet | 3.30 – 7pm | Raja 9941818360 | Men & Women |
Monday | Youth hostel , Adyar by Dharshini | 2- 4.30 pm | Sawimya 9384825512, 04424425512, [email protected] | Men |
Tuesday | West mambalam (by saisamithi) | 4-6pm | Men & Women | |
Canal, Adyar (by smile foundation ) | 4-6pm | Dhina 9444782206 | Men | |
Wednesday | Bharath school , adyar by karna vidhya | 4-6pm | Sasi 9840231910 | Men & Women |
saratha school, Panagal park | 3.30 -5pm | 9381004365 (Shaila ) Women | ||
Thursday | Bharath school , adyar by karna vidhya | 4-6pm | Sasi 9840231910 | Men & Women |
saratha school, Panagal park | 3.30 -5pm | 9381004365 (Shaila ) | Women | |
Friday | Youth hostel , Adyar by Dharshini | 2-4pm | Sawimya 9384825512, 04424425512, [email protected] | Men |
Saturday | Thirumangalam by sai samithi | 10.30am – 12.30 pm | Vimala – 04426163836 | As of now Men only coming, Women also most welcome |
Fathima school, kodambakkam | 9.30 am – 12.30 pm | Joseph – 9688644474, 9962054684 | Men & Women | |
Ramakrishna school, Panagal park | 4 -6 pm | Men | ||
Sunday | PSBB, T.Nagar by saisamithi | 10- 12.30 | Chidambaram – 9840203481, Anitha – 9840066500 | Men & Women |
Kolaperumal chetti school, Arumbakkam , near by DG Vaishnav college | 10.30 – 12.30 | Padma 9444287463, 9940634817, 04426176733 | Men & Women | |
CSI chruch, kodambakkam | 4-6 pm | Men |
FAQ
1. What if I am not familiar with Tamil language?
You can still volunteer yourself to assist students on English.
2. Do I need to bring text books along with me?
No, the students will bring their own materials.
3. Do I need to be a member of any Charitable trusts or clubs to volunteer to this activity?
No, not at all required.
4. How many students will be assigned to a reader?
It depends upon the batch those students belong to. It may be 1 to 1 or 1 to many.
5.If I am a new comer, Do I need to register to volunteer?
No, not necessary. Just walk in.
6. Can I bring my friends along with me who could also volunteer?
Yes, you can bring friends along with you.
7. Will I be paid any sum for this activity?
No, you wont be paid. Its an 100% self volunteer program.
Save Turtles – Animal Welfare | Turtle Walks | Chennai
Only one in in 4000 Olive Ridley turtles survive to adulthood, you can help save them!
Turtles comes to land only when there is no light or human habitat around. They lay around 100 eggs and close it with mud. Unfortunately,dogs and people in coastal area harm the eggs. So volunteers are needed to recover these eggs.
The recovered eggs are protected by several hatcheries working along the coast, after 48 days those eggs turn to hatchlings and swim their way back to ocean with help of star light. They learn the magnetic signature of their birth place during their journey from sand to sea. When these turtles become adults they will return back to the same coast using the magnetic signature they learnt to lay their eggs (Natal homing).