At Project Muskan, interns are not just participants, they are an essential part of our mission.
Develop Clinical Observation Skills
Work under the supervision of psychologists to observe children ethically, identify red-flag cases, and practice making objective, research-based observations.
- Assist in Creating and Tailoring Screening Tools
Help design and adapt screening templates that are linguistically, culturally, and developmentally appropriate, customised to the needs of each school, NGO, or rural site. - Contribute to Non-Clinical Solutions
Use your psychology knowledge to create feasible, evidence-based cognitive and somatic tools (like emotion-regulation activities, breathing practices, or coping strategies) that children in rural settings can realistically use. - Plan and Facilitate Stigma Reduction Sessions
Assist in designing age-appropriate, interactive activities for workshops with children, teachers, and Anganwadi workers to promote mental health literacy and reduce stigma. - Learn Through Supervision
All of your work will be conducted under the direct guidance of psychologists, ensuring accuracy, ethics, and meaningful learning at every step.
At Project Muskan, we believe that real impact is created through partnerships. We welcome psycholog
For Psychologists & Mental Health Professionals
- Provide supervision and guidance for screenings.
- Support interns in developing ethical observation skills.
- Offer clinical interventions for red-flagged cases identified in schools, NGOs, and adoption centres.
- Collaborate on designing research-backed, culturally sensitive screening tools and intervention strategies.
For NGOs, Schools & Community Partners
- Host workshops and screening sessions in your community.
- Work with us on mental health literacy initiatives for teachers, Anganwadi workers, and caregivers.
- Partner with us to create accessible, stigma-free spaces for children’s wellbeing.
