Give your time. It outlasts money.
Every distribution drive, health camp and school programme runs on volunteers. Bring your hands, your skills or your weekend, and we will put them to work where they matter.
Small hours, outsized impact.
A wheelchair distribution needs people to assemble, fit and train. A screening camp needs registration desks staffed. A children's home lunch needs serving hands. None of it happens without volunteers, and all of it changes lives the same day.
- Work directly with beneficiaries, not behind a screen
- Flexible commitment, from one event to a regular role
- Training and guidance from our rehabilitation professionals
Ways to serve.
Distribution drives
Help assemble, fit and hand over wheelchairs, tricycles and assistive aids at our distribution camps across Tamil Nadu.
Health camps
Manage registration, guide patients between stations and support medical teams at screening and blood-donation camps.
School programmes
Assist at awareness programmes for government school children and help distribute teaching and learning material kits.
Meal distributions
Join our rice and meal distribution days at government children's homes: cook, carry, serve and sit with the children.
Skills-based volunteering
Lend your professional skills, such as design, photography, translation, accounting, physiotherapy or teaching, to a programme that needs them.
Events & awareness
Walk with us at awareness walkathons, help run legal-awareness sessions on the RPwD Act and amplify our campaigns.
Volunteering here changes you too.
Tell us how you'd like to help.
Fill in the form and our team will reach out with upcoming opportunities that match your interests and availability.
office@smartfoundationindia.com
Volunteer coordinationTamil Nadu, India
Most events in Chennai, Kanchipuram & Ranipet districtsFlexible commitment
One-day events to ongoing rolesVolunteer application
We respond to every application, usually within a week.
Our volunteers don't just distribute devices; they fit them, explain them and stay until the beneficiary rides away smiling. That last part is why they keep coming back.Dr. S. M. AbinayaFounder Trustee & CEO · Star Volunteer Award recipient, United Way Chennai