Mai Hu Na Charitable Trust
Youth Fellowship & Internship Programme
Empowering Young Minds Through Grassroots Social Impact
Mai Hu Na Charitable Trust invites passionate students and young individuals to participate in its Youth Fellowship & Internship Programme, designed to provide meaningful exposure to grassroots community development, education initiatives, women empowerment programmes, and rural social impact projects. Interns are expected to work closely with communities, schools, volunteers, educators, and Trust representatives in remote and underserved areas, especially within Zila Parishad school ecosystems. This programme is intended to nurture socially responsible future leaders through practical field experience, research, documentation, and community engagement.
1. About the Programme
The Youth Fellowship & Internship Programme offers:
• Real field exposure in rural and semi-rural educational environments
• Hands-on learning in NGO operations and community engagement
• Opportunities to contribute to educational and social development initiatives
• Structured project-based assignments
• Mentorship and guided learning
Participants may assist in:
• School development activities
• Community surveys
• Educational support initiatives
• Student interaction programmes
• Impact assessment studies
• Awareness and outreach campaigns
2. Areas of Internship / Fellowship
Applicants may work in one or more of the following areas:
• Education & School Development
• Zila Parishad school engagement
• Learning environment assessment
• Student interaction and support
• Educational activity documentation
• Community Research & Impact Assessment
• Field surveys
• Community interaction
• Programme impact studies
• Photography and field documentation
• Beneficiary stories
• Event documentation
• Programme summaries
3. Eligibility
The programme is open to:
• Undergraduate students
• Postgraduate students
• Young professionals
• Social work aspirants
• Volunteers interested in community development
Preferred academic backgrounds include:
• Arts
• Commerce
• Management
• Sociology
• Psychology
• Social Work
• Education
• Journalism & Mass Communication
• Public Policy
• Human Resources
4. Internship Duration
Typical duration:
4 weeks to 8 weeks
5. Internship Locations
Projects may involve visits to:
• Remote Zila Parishad schools
• Rural communities
• Tribal and underserved regions
• Community outreach locations
• Field visits may be coordinated with Trust representatives and programme volunteers.
6. What Participants Will Gain
Participants will gain:
• Grassroots social sector exposure
• Community interaction experience
• Research and documentation skills
• Report writing and presentation skills
• Understanding of NGO operations
• Leadership and communication development
• Exposure to educational and social challenges in underserved communities
7. Internship Support
Depending on the nature and duration of the assignment, the Trust will provide:
• Internship completion certificate (upon successful completion of internship)
• Letter of appreciation
• Project guidance and mentorship
• Travel reimbursement for approved field visits
• Modest internship support honorarium (where applicable)
8. Application Process
Interested applicants may apply by submitting:
Updated resume
Educational details
Statement of interest
Preferred area of work
Internship duration preference
Applications may be submitted through:
Email – debraj.maihuna@gmail.com
9. Child Protection & Ethical Conduct
As participants may work with school children and vulnerable communities, all interns and fellows are expected to:
• Maintain professionalism and respectful conduct
• Follow school and Trust guidelines
• Avoid unauthorized photography or publication of content
• Respect confidentiality and privacy
• Ensure ethical and responsible community interaction
The Trust maintains a zero-tolerance approach toward inappropriate conduct.
10. Internship Deliverables
Depending on the assignment, participants may be required to submit:
Internship report
Field observation notes
Survey findings
Presentation slides
Documentation material
Awareness content
Recommendations and impact analysis
11. Why Join Mai Hu Na?
At Mai Hu Na Charitable Trust, we believe that meaningful social change begins with empathy, participation, and grassroots understanding.
This programme offers young individuals an opportunity to:
Learn directly from communities
Understand real educational and social challenges
Contribute meaningfully to social impact
Build socially conscious leadership capabilities
Mai Hu Na Charitable Trust: Registration No. E 12024 Thane.
Registered office: Casablanca Hiranandani Estate, Thane – 400607
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