Volunteers in this program will work as teaching assistants on much appreciated educational projects benefiting tribal communities in Delhi. Our volunteers will work in schools that are overcrowded and underfunded. Having volunteers on hand reduces class sizes and makes classes more controllable. Volunteers generally teach tribal children at the schools from 9am to 2pm. It is helpful but not essential if volunteers understand a little Hindi. Volunteers can join a one-week language and orientation class before they start their program. This helps volunteers better understand the culture and people. Volunteers also can also join a tour of the Golden Triangle—Delhi, Agra and Jaipur—and see the Palace of the Winds, Red Fort and best of all the Taj Mahal.

Volunteers participating in this program will take care small children. In Dharamsala, volunteers work for taking care of small children, feeding milk and food, changing diapers but in Palampur, volunteers teach pre-school children; teaching alphabets, drawings, taking care of them and playing games, etc. All these children in both places are poor and need help. Volunteers can join a one-week language and orientation class before they start their program, which helps them better understand the culture and people. Volunteers can also take part in a Golden Triangle tour.  Volunteers may get chance to meet Dalai lama in Dharamsala.

Volunteers participating in this program will work as teaching assistants on much needed educational projects in rural communities’ schools in Dharamsala and Palampur. Our volunteers will work at the underprivileged schools or Tibetan refugees’ children who are overcrowded and underfunded. They will help make class teach and control, providing valuable assistance on worthwhile educational projects. Volunteers generally teach poor communities’ schools. Volunteers teach from 8am to 1pm. Knowledge of a little bit of Hindi is useful. Volunteers can join a one-week language and orientation class before they start their program, which helps them better understand the culture and people. Volunteers can also take part in a Golden Triangle tour. Volunteers may get chance to meet Dalai lama in Dharamsala.

Volunteers participating in this program will live in a host family and go to teach in the morning at the slum school like English and other subjects and in the afternoon go to learn Indian classical dancing located nearby. This project is very useful to the volunteers who want volunteer, travel, and learn dancing. Volunteers teach from 8am to 1pm. Knowledge of a little bit of Hindi is useful. Volunteers can join a one-week language and orientation class before they start their program, which helps them better understand the culture and people. Volunteers can also take part in a Golden Triangle tour.

Teach Buddhist monks in the monasteries near Dharamsala Regions. Teaching is always rewarding job but teaching young monks is not just rewarding, here you will learn about Buddhist culture and rituals. Also any help you can give to these Buddhist children who came from Tibet as refugees will be incredibly appreciated and worthwhile as they cannot hire professionals to teach them English. You really will make a difference to their lives. Volunteering generally involves teaching English and other subjects.  This place is located 1 hour in driving distance from Dharamsala. It’s a very nice area close to the mountain ranges all around.