Ways to Get Involved
Whether you want to volunteer on weekends, host a workshop through your college or panchayat, or support our printing and hardware needs, here is how you can help.
Volunteer as a Mentor
Teach smartphone basics, UPI safety, and DigiLocker to seniors and farmers during weekend morning camps.
Partner with Your Institution
Host a digital workshop, Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan assembly, or sports meet at your campus, NSS unit, or village community hall.
Support Ground Operations
Help fund printed pocket guides, donate refurbished phones or laptops for training, or sponsor a rural helpdesk station.
Volunteer as a Community Mentor
You do not need an engineering degree to make a difference. If you know how to use a smartphone comfortably, verify OTP messages, and explain things patiently in Punjabi or Hindi, you have everything needed to help.
Every new volunteer joins a short 2-hour orientation where we walk through session outlines, everyday analogies, and common scam patterns before heading to a camp.
Explore specialized roles across education, graphic design, writing, tech, research, and on-ground camps with flexible availability slots.
Partner as an Institution
We collaborate with colleges, schools, village panchayats, and civic groups across Punjab to run free digital workshops and youth social campaigns.
From cyber safety clinics and government portal desks to Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan awareness drives and youth sports activities, we provide structured frameworks and volunteer support.
Who We Work With:
- Schools & Colleges: Host campus cyber drives, youth sports meets, and anti-substance abuse sessions under Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan.
- Gram Panchayats & BDOs: Schedule weekend digital literacy camps and community awareness townhalls at village halls.
- Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs): Conduct targeted digital banking safety clinics for senior citizen residents.
- Youth Clubs & Sports Forums: Co-organize tournaments, fitness challenges, and healthy lifestyle campaigns for local youth.
Support Our Ground Operations
As an independent non-profit initiative, we rely on community contributions, device donations, and local grants to keep all our workshops and helpdesks free for citizens.
Funds go directly toward printing pocket guides in Punjabi and Hindi, providing practice devices for learners, and keeping helpdesk stations equipped.
Direct Impact Opportunities:
Pocket Guide Printing
₹25 funds one comprehensive Punjabi/Hindi cyber defense reference booklet for a rural family.
Refurbished Hardware
Donate working smartphones, tablets, or laptops for training lab exercises and walk-in helpdesks.
Helpdesk Workstation
Equip a permanent rural helpdesk with a reliable computer, biometric reader, and document scanner.
Mobile Kiosk Audio Kit
Sponsor portable loudspeaker units and display banners for grain mandi awareness drives.
Have an innovative idea or custom proposal?
We welcome ideas from researchers, civic technologists, and community elders. If you have suggestions for new training modules or rural outreach channels, write to us directly at comms@literatingindia.divjotsingh.com.
Get in Touch with Us
Whether you can spare a few hours on a weekend or want to bring a workshop to your neighborhood, we would love to hear from you.