The Mind Research Foundation is dedicated to creating a positive impact by promoting awareness, open conversations, and de-stigmatization around behavioral health. The organization is recognized as a leader in evidence-based behavioral healthcare, bridging neuroscience, positive psychology, and clinical practice to improve prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of psychological and psychosomatic conditions. With a solid focus on research, discovery, and applied clinical solutions, the team works to enhance overall well-being in both personal and work settings, with a special emphasis on children. Clients receive individualized, thorough assessments from qualified consultants, ensuring accurate diagnosis and effective interventions through psychological evaluation, behavioral analysis, and clinical observation. Role Description Volunteers at The Mind Research Foundation support initiatives that promote behavioral health awareness, education, and access to resources. In this remote volunteer role, responsibilities may include assisting with outreach campaigns, creating or sharing educational materials, supporting online events or workshops, and helping coordinate programs that connect individuals with behavioral health services. Volunteers may also contribute to research assistance, data collection, or documentation,



and collaborate with team members to improve service delivery and community engagement. This is a volunteer, remote role with flexible hours, ideal for individuals who are passionate about mental and behavioral health and eager to contribute to a mission-driven organization. Qualifications
• Strong interest in behavioral health, neuroscience, psychology, or related fields, with a willingness to learn and engage with evidence-based practices.
• Effective communication skills (written and verbal) and the ability to interact sensitively and respectfully with diverse individuals and communities.
• Basic organizational and time-management skills, including the ability to work independently, meet deadlines, and collaborate in a remote environment.
• Comfort using digital tools for remote work (email, online collaboration platforms, video conferencing, and document sharing).
• Prior exposure to mental health advocacy, counseling support, research assistance, or social work is beneficial but not required.
• Commitment to confidentiality, ethical conduct, and a non-judgmental approach when engaging with behavioral health topics and individuals.
• Students, early-career professionals, or individuals seeking meaningful volunteer experience in behavioral health are encouraged to apply.

📌 Volunteer (India)
🏢 The Mind Research Foundation
📍 India