Career Opportunities at Efendl Welfare Education Trust
At Efendl Welfare Education Trust, we believe that passionate people are the backbone of every meaningful social change. If you are driven by purpose and want to contribute to transforming lives through education, healthcare, and community development — we want to hear from you.
Current Openings
1. Program Coordinator — Education Initiative
Location: Head Office (with field travel)
Experience: 3-5 years in the education/NGO sector
Role: Oversee the implementation of community learning hubs across rural villages. Coordinate with field staff, prepare progress reports, and manage donor relationships.
2. Community Health Worker
Location: Field (Bihar, Jharkhand, UP)
Experience: 1-2 years in public health or nursing
Role: Organize free medical camps, maintain patient records, distribute medicines, and educate communities about preventive healthcare.
3. Volunteer Coordinator
Location: Remote / Hybrid
Experience: Freshers welcome
Role: Recruit, onboard, and manage volunteers for various programs. Create volunteer engagement plans and track volunteer hours and impact.
4. Content Writer & Social Media Manager
Location: Remote
Experience: 1-3 years in content writing / digital marketing
Role: Create compelling stories, manage social media channels, write fundraising campaigns, and produce newsletters.
How to Apply
Send your updated resume along with a brief cover letter explaining your motivation to careers@efendltrust.org. Please mention the position you are applying for in the subject line.
Internship Program
We also offer internship opportunities for college students and fresh graduates. Our internship program runs for 3-6 months and provides hands-on experience in program management, fundraising, communications, and field operations. Interested candidates can apply year-round.
Efendl Welfare Education Trust is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds, including women, persons with disabilities, and individuals from marginalized communities.