Our social campaigns, delivered both online and through neighbourhood outreach camps address critical issues such as gender equity, child rights, environmental justice, and public health. In parallel, we partner with local schools and community centres to offer digital literacy programmes and remedial tutoring, helping underprivileged students bridge educational gaps.
To combat economic hardship, HHHF runs micro-enterprise training and financial-literacy sessions, and coordinates relief distributions during crises. Central to our mission is youth engagement: we mentor students to lead and manage community projects, fostering the next generation of socially conscious leaders.
Eligibility
- Current undergraduate or postgraduate students
- Passion for human rights, social justice, or public policy, legal aid
- Workload: Flexible (approx. 10–15 hours/week)
Key Responsibilities
- Policy & Research: Draft policy briefs on legal issues affecting marginalised groups.
- Awareness Camps: Plan and execute virtual campaigns, plus organise 2-3 outreach visits in your neighbourhood (or area of convenience) to spread awareness of fundamental rights.
Perks & Recognition
- Certificate of Completion
- Letter of Recommendation
- Sponsored Trip (Subject to availability and satisfactory work)
How to Apply?
Send your CV (if available) or a one-page profile outlining your background. Include a motivation letter (max. 1 page) detailing why you wish to join HHHF and any relevant experience.
Email all documents to: hikmathelpinghands@gmail.com
Duration & Application Deadlines
- 5 January to 30 January 2026
- Deadline to apply: 3 Jan 2026
Contact
Email: hikmathelpinghands@gmail.com
