Volunteer at Sahaara Foundation
If you're willing to make a difference, Sahaara Foundation welcomes your support and involvement!
You can make a significant impact by donating your time and skills at our numerous Sahaara Foundation locations.
Volunteer roles at Sahaara Foundation are as diverse as the individuals who wish to contribute. However, the most gratifying aspect of volunteering is the knowledge that you've positively affected someone's life. Whether it's a friendly greeting, a warm smile, or lending a helping hand, the sense of having made a difference in another person's life is immeasurably rewarding.
There are several ways you can contribute:
- Act as a tour guide for our visitors.
- Provide assistance to our bookstore staff and customers.
- Offer support at Sahaara Foundation events, health fairs, and community meetings.
- Serve as a guest speaker at our facilities.
- Help patients become familiar with the traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
- Contribute to research projects.
- Provide administrative support, including organizing packets for workshops.
Your involvement in any of these areas can make a significant difference in the lives of those we aim to support.
Center for Public Advocacy. How to advocate?
1.Join Sahaara Foundation's public advocacy initiative.
If you're interested in participating in the Sahaara Foundation's public advocacy campaign, you can reach out via email at info@sahaarafoundation.org. Please provide your contact information and specify how you would like to contribute. Alternatively, you can visit our website to explore opportunities for involvement and reach out to us through the provided contact information. Your support is greatly appreciated.
2.Stand up and advocate for yourself or a loved one.
Don't hesitate to assert your rights and seek the benefits you're entitled to under the law. Ask questions and seek clarity. While negotiating with your insurance provider may be challenging, remember not to give up.
3.Contribute financial support to bolster recovery advocacy efforts in your local community.
You have the option to make a donation to the center that supports recovering addicts as they reintegrate into society. Your contribution can make a meaningful impact.
4.Communicate with your elected officials by writing letters, making calls, or visiting their offices. Ensure that your elected representatives are aware of:
This is an issue that holds significant importance to you and other concerned voters. Untreated addiction has a direct impact on nearly 70% of the Indian population, depleting resources and taking a heavy toll on individuals. Addiction is a disease that does not discriminate, affecting people from all walks of life. Finding a solution to this issue relies on well-informed and bipartisan actions.
I like a man with faults, especially when he knows it. To err is human - I'm uncomfortable around Saints. —Hugh Prather.
We often find comfort in the company of someone who acknowledges their flaws and is self-aware. We respect such individuals. But when it comes to admitting our own faults, it can be a challenging process that unfolds gradually and requires effort. The resistance to confessing our mistakes might stem from a fear of feeling unworthy. However, when we do admit a fault, the result is often a sense of inner peace and increased self-respect. While we may anticipate judgment or rejection from friends, in reality, our friendships tend to grow stronger when we acknowledge our imperfections. A genuine friend doesn't require us to always be right; they simply value our honesty.
In the present moment, is there a fault that's been nagging at us? Have we communicated with someone in a way that doesn't sit right with our conscience? It's essential to remember that our journey is one of progress, not perfection. To make progress, we must be willing to recognize and admit our imperfections. As we do so, we become more authentically human. In these moments, we can seek guidance: "God, as I grapple with my human mistakes, help me remain open to your love."