ESL Instructor

Overview In India’s government schools (the equivalent of Title 1 schools in the U.S.) millions of children arrive without bags, uniforms, or supplies. Studies show that 56% of 10‑year‑olds cannot read a simple text because poverty keeps them from learning (World Bank, 2025). International SEVA is tackling this head‑on. Our mission is to continue to provide quality school bags with basic supplies, hygiene kits, regular and sports uniforms, and special needs kits so children can learn with dignity. Each $10 school kit and $17 uniform set is a direct step toward inclusion, empowerment, and hope. IMMEDIATE NEED International SEVA urgently seeks grant writers, marketing support, and volunteers to expand our reach and impact. Generous funding from individuals, corporations, and foundations is needed to provide hygiene kits, meals, and groceries for underprivileged families, educational and craft supplies for children with special needs, and direct aid that reduces stigma, isolation, anxiety, and depression among children and caregivers. Programs India has made progress in reducing extreme poverty - falling from 2% in 2011–12 to just 2.3% in 2025 . Yet millions of families remain one setback away from hunger, debt, or despair. Poverty is not just about income; it directly affects children’s ability to learn, thrive, and feel included. Education Access: Despite improvements, over 12.9 million children are still out of school and dropout rates remain high at 6%. Many government school children arrive without bags, uniforms, or supplies, which increases stigma and absenteeism. International SEVA provides school bags ($10 each) and uniforms ($17 each) to keep children learning with dignity. Girls’ Empowerment: Uniforms are more than clothing — they reduce dropout rates among girls, who often leave school when they cannot afford proper attire. Each uniform keeps a girl in class and builds confidence. Special Needs Inclusion: India has 8 million children with developmental disabilities (Census 2021). Most schools lack resources for them. Our special needs kits — arts/crafts, protein snacks, caregiver training — directly reduce isolation, anxiety, and depression among children and their families. Nutrition & Poverty Relief: Even with poverty reduction, 9% of Indians cannot afford a healthy diet (UN FAO, 2025). Our programs deliver meals, groceries, and hygiene kits to restore hope and promote self‑sufficiency. Community Partnerships: We collaborate with organizations that share our mission, extending educational and nutritional support to maximize impact. Achievements 9,733 Pounds of food donated to shelters, food banks and families in need. 8,093 Number of Hot Lunches/Dinners Served & Healthy Snack Bags Distributed 1,671 Clients served with custom care to uplift their spirit, relieve loneliness & anxiety 5,370 Items (Household goods, hygiene kits, school supplies) delivered to low-income and homeless shelters to thrive, restore hope & promote self-sufficiency Values Dignity & Inclusion: Every child deserves equal opportunity and respect. Trust & Transparency: Open communication with donors, partners, and families. Collaboration: Teaming up with like‑minded organizations to maximize impact. Persistence & Compassion: Serving mankind with passion, hard work, and unwavering dedication. International SEVA is a 100% volunteer‑run nonprofit based in Ashburn, VA, supporting under‑resourced and special‑needs children across Gujarat (India), Central Africa, and U.S. Title 1 schools. We believe every child deserves dignity, confidence, and access to learning — no matter where they live. We are launching a Virtual ESL Program for rural government school students in Gujarat, India, and we are seeking committed volunteers who can teach English as a Second Language via Zoom. #J-18808-Ljbffr