The Saheli Ambassadorship is an opportunity to get involved with promoting Saheli’s mission statement at your college or university.
Saheli Ambassador
Program Overview
Saheli Ambassadors are community advocates dedicated to uplifting survivor voices, expanding awareness, and building safer futures. Through education, leadership, and outreach, ambassadors strengthen Saheli’s mission and amplify its impact.
This program supports Saheli’s continued growth, community presence, and milestone initiatives, including anniversary programming and signature events.
Term & Commitment
- Term Length: Six (6) month commitment (renewable)
- Time Commitment: Minimum of five (5) hours per month
- Event Requirement: Minimum one (1) community event every three (3) months
Program Goals
- Increase awareness of domestic violence and promote healthy relationships within South Asian and broader communities
- Promote Saheli’s services and events
- Expand community partnerships
- Support volunteer engagement
- Amplify survivor-centered advocacy and prevention education
Eligibility Requirements
To become a Saheli Ambassador, individuals must:
- Have a minimum of three (3) months of active volunteer experience with Saheli
- Complete a required one-hour training upon acceptance into the program
- Demonstrate strong communication skills
- Commit to survivor-centered and trauma-informed values
Event Formats
To ensure active engagement, each Ambassador must organize or represent Saheli at one community event every three months.
- Awareness workshops
- Community tabling events
- Campus programs
- Cultural or faith-based gatherings
- Panels or discussions
- Networking mixers
Application Process
To apply for the Saheli Ambassador Program, interested volunteers must:
- Send an email to jagriti@saheliboston.org
- Include a 300-word statement explaining why Saheli should select you as an Ambassador
- Highlight relevant volunteer experience, leadership skills, and commitment to survivor-centered advocacy
Selected applicants may be invited for a brief follow-up conversation prior to final approval.