Your skills.
A child’s future.

As a YesWeYaa Volunteer, you will be part of a compassionate team committed to spreading awareness, organizing events, engaging with children, and mobilizing community support for education and wellbeing. Volunteers are the voice and energy of YesWeYaa — inspiring others to care, act, and build a brighter tomorrow. Key Responsibilities Community Engagement: Interact with schools, families, and local communities to share the mission of YesWeYaa and encourage participation. Event Support: Assist in planning and conducting awareness drives, scholarship campaigns, essay competitions, and child ambassador programs. Child Interaction: Engage with children in creative, educational, and confidence-building activities. Fundraising & Outreach: Support local fundraising efforts, donor communications, and awareness campaigns. Documentation & Reporting: Maintain basic records of participation, event photos, stories, and impact reports. Ambassador Role: Represent YesWeYaa in your school, college, or locality — helping spread the values of empathy, unity, and collective action. What You’ll Gain A certificate of volunteer service from YesWeYaa Foundation Experience in social work, event organization, and community leadership Opportunity to become a YesWeYaa Child Ambassador Mentor or Team Lead Personal satisfaction from making a real difference in children’s lives

Key Focus: Oversee and implement the foundation’s educational support, tuition assistance, and counseling programs across communities. • Responsibilities: • Plan and manage child-centric programs like tuition support, scholarship distribution, and mentoring. • Collaborate with local schools, tuition centers, and parents to ensure educational continuity for supported children. • Coordinate with the counselor and mobilizers for individual case handling. • Maintain program documentation including case files, attendance records, impact tracking, and beneficiary profiles. • Monitor program KPIs and submit monthly reports to the leadership team. • Organize training sessions or workshops for volunteers and staff involved in child support programs. Reporting To: Program Manager / Executive Director Ideal Candidate Profile: Bachelor’s/Master’s in Social Work, Education, or Development Studies. 2+ years of experience in NGO program management or community development.

Key Focus: Design and execute fundraising campaigns to sustain and grow the foundation’s impact. • Responsibilities: • Develop and execute monthly digital campaigns targeting individual and institutional donors. • Create compelling donor communication materials (emails, social posts, reports). • Maintain and update donor database; manage donor acknowledgment and engagement. • Identify and reach out to CSR partners and local businesses for sponsorships. • Draft project proposals, pitch decks, and campaign summaries for fundraising use. • Track donor trends and provide strategic fundraising insights. Reporting To: Executive Director / Fundraising Lead Ideal Candidate Profile: Graduate in Marketing, Communications, or Development Studies. 1–3 years of experience in donor engagement, crowdfunding, or institutional fundraising.