Get involved

Help build India’s readiness for the next emergency

StepOne runs on people who care. Whether you have five hours a week or want to bring a programme to your state, there is a place for you.

Volunteer

Ways to volunteer

Doctors, nurses, counsellors, technologists, product, operations, marketing, HR and finance professionals — and students. Everything runs online, so you can contribute from anywhere.

5 hours a week, for at least 6 months

S1 Volunteer

Contribute your skills remotely to live programmes.

20 hours a week

S1 Charter Volunteer

Dedicated, ongoing ownership of a workstream.

20–40 hours a week, minimum 3 months

S1 Intern

Full-time or part-time internships for students.

Full time

S1 Fellow

Selected mainly from charter volunteers; honorarium where required.

Enrol and train now

S1 Force

Get trained in advance and be mobilised during emergencies.

As you can

S1 Ambassador

Advocate for StepOne, help solve specific problems and raise funds.

Volunteer with us

Partner

Partner with StepOne

Governments & agencies

Bring TB tele-monitoring, mental health helplines or disease home monitoring to your state or district; adopt our platform for volunteer management; or run preparedness drills with us.

Start a conversation →

Corporates & universities

Build a volunteer pipeline with us, sponsor StepOne Fellowships, or give employees and students a structured way to build emergency response skills.

Explore a partnership →

Foundations & funders

StepOne is a not-for-profit funded largely by foundations. Support programmes, fellowships or the technology infrastructure — cloud credits are as valuable as funds.

Support our work →

Contact us

Write to us and the right person on the StepOne team will get back to you.

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