Explore Ways to Volunteer With Us

Each one has the power to bring about a difference or give back to society in some way. Volunteering offers you a chance to give something back to your community and provides an opportunity to develop new skills and knowledge, and meet like-minded people.
We have received great support from energetic and passionate volunteers, and we’re always looking for more volunteers to join our work.
A Story A Day


Students

Stories

Volunteers
Since April 2020, at the on-set of the Nationwide lockdown, #AStoryADay has continued to grow and gained momentum each day.
To know more, and to partner with us, please email us at astoryaday@pehlayakshar.org
Be a part of A Story A Day in 3 easy steps

Your single story will spread smiles and help a child keep learning in a fun and interactive way. You can participate in this initiative in just 3 simple steps :

Select a Book
You can select any simple English story book from your personal collections, or could read a story from our story bank here.

Read and Record
Record a video of you reading out the story, on your mobile, tablet or camera. Hold the camera in landscape/horizontal view. While recording please mention the name of the book and author.

Share
Share your story! Click on ‘Upload Video’ to submit your story. Once you upload and submit, we will edit it and share it.
Celebrities narrating stories
Sonakshi Sinha
Sunil Gavaskar
Reading from our personal collection
Radha
Inspire your children
Navya
Become A Mentor

We’re looking to connect our students with strong role-models, who act as their mentors, and help them gain new life skills and provide exposure to a different world for these students. Mentoring is a very rewarding process and provides a great opportunity for both the mentee and their mentors.
To become a mentor, please share your details with us via this form
Volunteering FAQ’s

- You can participate in our 'A Story A Day' initiative from anywhere by simply reading a story book and send us the video recording.
- You can help children between 10 and 15 years develop foundational skills like functional English, self-confidence and communication.