Throughout the year, JAAGO Foundation hosts a number of events underlining its major purpose of bringing betterment to the poor people of Bangladesh. From organizing paint days on the JAAGO Foundation premise to citywide events, the JAAGO team works hard to make sure that every affair is pulled off with precision and the JAAGO flair.
In order to carry out the events, JAAGO calls on hundreds of young people all over Bangladesh to step up and do their part for the society. These young people are entrusted with a number of responsibilities and tasks and are charged with leadership duties at every step. Over time the number of volunteers has increased tremendously and as such, JAAGO Foundation has designated an individual platform for these volunteers - Volunteer for Bangladesh.
JAAGO proudly associates itself with more than 6,000 volunteers through Volunteer for Bangladesh. These youth of the nation are given the opportunity to bring about change in the lives of poor people. They are given the chance to give back to the society. They learn and perfect intrapersonal, leadership and coordinating skills.
In order to become a volunteer, simply follow the following steps:
- Go to the Volunteer for Bangladesh website
- Click on 'Become a Volunteer'
- Follow the Instructions
- Bring filled out Form to the Volunteer for Bangladesh Head Office at Rayer Bazar
- Sit for Evaluation Test
All volunteers who have successfully given the evaluation test successfully will be notified within 30 days as to their status as a volunteer at Volunteer for Bangladesh. If you do not receive a confirmation, please contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . You may also contact our volunteer coordinator at 01712006617.
JAAGO is proud to have Bangladesh’s most impressive crowd of young volunteers on its team through Volunteer for Bangladesh. Our volunteers are smart, capable and know how to get the job done. More importantly, they have sincerity and dedication to the JAAGO cause.
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