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Youth for Sewa, an organisation intiated as a collaboration between NHSF (UK) and Sewa UK, gives students an opportunity to partake in a 6-week Sewa internship in India. The interns take part in a year-long orientation ahead of the trip where they are trained in different skills before embarking on a 6-week experience in India. It gives students the chance to challenge themselves, engage in impactful Sewa projects happening on the ground, and get a flavour of grassroots life in India.<\/p>\n
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