Psychology Intern

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Company Description AASHRAYA Foundation is a civic and social organization dedicated to building a more compassionate, inclusive, and equitable society. The foundation focuses on elderly care, children’s wellbeing, inclusion for children with special needs, women’s safety, LGBTQ+ rights, and animal welfare. It connects individuals who want to help with communities and causes that need support, turning attention into meaningful action through listening, volunteering, and awareness initiatives. Psychology Interns will join a community committed to dignity, belonging, and empowerment across diverse groups.
Role Description The Psychology Intern volunteer role at AASHRAYA Foundation is a remote opportunity focused on supporting mental health and wellbeing across the foundation’s initiatives. Day-to-day responsibilities may include assisting in developing and administering basic psychological tools under supervision, supporting mental health awareness campaigns, and contributing to psychoeducational materials for different beneficiary groups. Interns may help in designing and delivering online sessions or workshops, documenting observations and feedback, and collaborating with volunteers and coordinators to enhance psychosocial support. The role encourages learning, reflection, and application of psychological principles while maintaining confidentiality, ethical practice, and cultural sensitivity.
Qualifications
Foundational knowledge in Psychology and Mental Health, with interest in applying these concepts to community work.
Familiarity with Psychological Testing and basic assessment principles, preferably under academic or supervised settings.
Strong Communication skills, including active listening, empathy, and clear written and verbal expression.
Interest or experience in Education-related activities such as creating psychoeducational content, workshops, or awareness sessions.
Currently pursuing or having completed studies in Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, or related fields.
Ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage time effectively, and collaborate with diverse stakeholders.
Commitment to non-judgmental, inclusive, and trauma-informed practice, with respect for all genders, identities, and backgrounds.
Prior volunteer or community engagement experience is beneficial but not mandatory.

Work arrangement
Yes