1. Community Outreach
- Visit communities and meet residents, families, youth, women, or beneficiaries.
- Explain the organization’s programs and services.
- Build trust and maintain positive relationships with the community.

- Mobilizing People

- Encourage eligible people to participate in programs.
- Organize community meetings, awareness sessions, workshops, and events.
- Help form groups such as youth groups, women’s groups, or self-help groups.

- Awareness &

- Information Sharing

- Spread awareness about government schemes, education, healthcare, employment, or other project activities.
- Distribute information and explain eligibility and procedures.

- Beneficiary Identification

- Identify and register potential beneficiaries.
- Collect basic information and verify details according to project requirements.

- Field Visits &

- Follow-up

- Conduct regular field visits.




- Follow up with beneficiaries to check their participation and progress.
- Identify problems and report them to supervisors.

- Coordination

- Coordinate with community leaders, local authorities, schools, NGOs, and other stakeholders.
- Support project staff during field activities.

- Documentation &

- Reporting

- Maintain attendance sheets, beneficiary records, and activity registers.
- Prepare daily/weekly/monthly field reports.
- Record photographs and other supporting documents when required.

- Feedback &

- Problem Solving

- Collect feedback from community members.
- Identify challenges faced by beneficiaries.
- Communicate issues to the project team and help find solutions

📌 Mobiliser (Bengaluru)
🏢 Niit Foundation
📍 Bengaluru