YouTube & Social Media Growth Support for Student Voices

We are looking for genuine online volunteers to help DS Middle School strengthen its YouTube and social media presence and give students from underserved communities a greater digital voice.

Our students, including children from disadvantaged and SC/ST communities, participate in educational activities, community-awareness programmes, school events, STEM activities, environmental learning and other student-development initiatives.

Volunteers can support us remotely with:
• Video editing and short-form video creation
• YouTube Shorts and social media content
• Thumbnails, captions and descriptions
• Content planning and storytelling
• YouTube channel and social media growth
• Digital promotion and audience engagement
• Guidance to help students present their educational and community messages confidently

The purpose is not simply to grow a social media channel. It is to help children gain confidence, communication skills and digital exposure by giving their learning, creativity and community messages a wider audience.

This is a completely free volunteering opportunity. There is no registration or participation fee.

Volunteers who make a genuine and meaningful contribution may receive a free certificate with a unique verification/barcode or digital verification reference, along with an e-verifiable record describing their contribution, time and skills.

Join us remotely and help create a bigger digital voice for children whose stories, learning and ideas deserve to be heard.

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