Social Work Internship - Remote & Part Time

About the Role

Are you eager to drive positive societal change and deepen your understanding of social work principles through practical experience? Join Pledge India Foundation as a Social Work intern to contribute towards empowering underprivileged communities nationwide. This internship provides hands-on involvement with impactful social initiatives focusing on education, health, and dignity for marginalized groups.

Key Responsibilities

• Support the assessment of needs and development of tailored intervention plans for individuals and families requiring assistance.
• Collaborate with social workers and allied professionals to deliver support services and resources to clients.
• Engage actively in outreach programs and public events to raise awareness regarding social challenges and available support.
• Assist in organizing and conducting support groups and educational workshops targeting issues like poverty, homelessness, and mental health.
• Advocate on behalf of clients applying social work methodologies to ensure their participation in decision-making processes.
• Maintain precise, secure, and confidential documentation of client engagements and progress metrics.
• Continuously update knowledge on social work best practices and contribute innovative ideas to enhance program effectiveness.

Candidate Eligibility

• Must be available to work remotely throughout the internship duration.
• Ability to commence the internship anytime between July 24, 2026, and August 28, 2026.
• Available to work for at least one week within the internship period.
• Possess relevant skills and keen interest in social work.
• Women looking to initiate or relaunch their careers are especially encouraged to apply.

Benefits and Schedule

• Receive a certificate of completion and a letter of recommendation upon successful internship conclusion.
• Flexible work hours accommodating a 5-day workweek.

About the Organization

Pledge India Foundation is a government-registered trust under the Indian Trust Act, 1882, fostering impactful social projects at a nationwide scale. The foundation’s mission revolves around addressing critical needs such as education, healthcare, and preserving dignity among underserved populations. Supported by an extensive volunteer and partner network, it provides platforms for students to gain practical exposure, sharpen leadership, communication skills, and contribute meaningfully to widespread social change.