Social Work

About the internship Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include: 1. Assist trainers in preparing and conducting workshops and provide technical support during sessions. 2. Facilitate group activities, ensure active participation, and organize fun activities to engage participants. 3. Guide participants through the onboarding process for requisite schemes and platforms (e.g., social media, government programs) and ensure accurate registration of selected participants in relevant online systems. 4. Act as the primary point of contact for participant queries and provide timely and accurate information to entrepreneurs. 5. Serve as a liaison between women entrepreneurs and STEP trainers, ensuring smooth communication during and after workshops, and escalate issues to the appropriate person when necessary. Please note: 1. Interns will be assigned to a group of women entrepreneurs at the beginning of the program and will work with the same group throughout the program duration. 2. Mandatory in-person attendance of interns for weekly/biweekly workshops in Jhansi. Who can apply Only those candidates can apply who: 1. are available for the part time job/internship 2. can start the part time job/internship between 24th Jan'25 and 28th Feb'25 3. are available for duration of 4 months 4. are from or open to relocate to Orchha 5. have relevant skills and interests * Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply. Development Alternatives (DA), the world's first social enterprise dedicated to sustainable development, is a research and action organization striving to deliver socially equitable, environmentally sound, and economically scalable development outcomes. Our green technology innovations for habitat, water, energy, and waste management, which deliver basic needs and generate sustainable livelihoods, have reduced poverty and rejuvenated natural ecosystems in the most backward regions of India. Since its inception DA is dedicated to systemic transformation. It started by analyzing the changes that were needed in the existing societal and economic order to ensure that the wellbeing of the marginalized and the health of the environment is maintained and regenerated, for long into the future.