1. Volunteer Management

2. Why RILM needs Volunteers?
Teacher Support: Teacher Training, Supplemental Teaching,
Adult Literacy: Volunteer Teachers at Swabhimaan Centres, Supplemental Activities at Adult Literacy
Child Development: Screening of Children, Extra-Curricular Activities
Communications: Designing of Marketing and Social Media Collaterals

3. Who could be a Volunteer?
Rotarian
Inner Wheel members
Rotaractors
RCC members
Spouses and families of Rotarians and Inner Wheel
Public at large

4. Who could be a Volunteer?
Public at Large:
Volunteers from educational Institutions
Retired people
Self employed persons
Students and teachers
House wives

5. Why Does RILM Need Cadre?
Monitoring for T-E-A-C-H
Impact Assessment for T-E-A-C-H

6. Who are the RILM Cadre?
Only Rotarians and Inner Wheel members are eligible
Technical Experts E.g. Chartered Accountant, Engineer, Professor etc.
Knowledgeable persons of specific fields

7. RILM Cadre: Areas of Work
Specialized work related to field of expertise.
Example:
Evaluation of quality of teacher training
Evaluation of happy school facilities
Cadre to be given cross- district assignments for monitoring of implementation of RILM’s Corporate and Government Projects

8. Registering as Volunteer/Cadre
You can register through the Volunteer tab on

9. Requesting for Volunteers
Clubs request through- Member Zone  Volunteer tab  Request for Volunteer
Registered volunteers from the same geographical area and same area of volunteering, will receive an on which to confirm availability
the Club will be notified of available volunteers by from RILM Office

10. Orientation of Volunteers & Cadre
Volunteers can undergo self-orientation by referring to the “Volunteer Policy 16-17”, on Volunteer tab of the website.
NCM/RILM Office to orient Cadre (through Webinars)
Rotarian Volunteer and Cadre will be requested to attend Level III

11. Recognitions for Volunteer/Cadre
Star days/year
Super Star- 40 days/year
Mega Star -60 days/year
Supreme Star days/year