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Development Council for Voluntary Service (DCVS) offers enriching internship opportunities for students, young professionals, and social work enthusiasts who are passionate about community development, public welfare, and grassroots interventions.
With a legacy of over 35 years in community service, DCVS provides interns with hands-on experience in various sectors including healthcare, education, skill development, women and child welfare, environmental conservation, legal awareness, and minority empowerment.
Real-World Exposure: Interns engage directly with on-ground activities such as organizing health camps, conducting surveys, supporting awareness programs, and assisting with street children rehabilitation projects.
Capacity Building: Learn about policy implementation, government schemes like PMEGP, DAY-NULM, RSBY, and work with departments such as the Ministry of MSME, Women & Child Development, and Minority Commission.
Skill Development: Enhance your skills in project management, community outreach, data collection, report writing, and event coordination.
Mentorship: Interns receive guidance and mentorship from experienced social workers, project coordinators, and subject matter experts.
Social Impact: Be a part of impactful programs that benefit marginalized groups like women, children, minorities, persons engaged in begging (PEAB), and youth from underserved communities.
Health & Nutrition Programs
Education & Skill Development Projects
Street Children Rehabilitation (SAMPARC Project)
Environment & Anti-Tobacco Campaigns
Legal Awareness & Rights-Based Programs
Women Empowerment & Self-Help Group Formation
Research & Documentation
Event Planning and CSR Coordination
Students of social work, public health, education, management, law, environmental science, development studies, and related fields.
Passion for community service and a willingness to work in field conditions.
Good communication and organizational skills.
Upon successful completion of the internship, interns are provided with a Certificate of Internship and a Letter of Recommendation, acknowledging their contribution and performance.
