Panchvati Rural Development Society recruits volunteers for digital literacy outreach in Godavarikhani.

Panchvati Rural Development Society offers volunteer opportunities for individuals interested in grassroots development work in the Godavarikhani area. Volunteers engage directly with village leadership, including sarpanches, MEO and DEO officers, Women and Child Development officers, Anganwadi centres, and primary school heads and teachers at both taluka and village levels. Their role involves motivating these stakeholders to adopt IT, ITES, soft skills, and life skills training programmes within their centres. A core objective is raising awareness across villages to achieve the goal of one digitally literate person per household. Volunteers also identify local youth and women seeking employment as computer teachers, faculty, trainers, accountants, or computer operators who are willing to undertake integrated training courses covering MS Office, DTP, and related skills. This initiative focuses on building digital capacity and employability in rural communities through structured outreach and training facilitation.