Become a Volunteer
Join God Will Foundation as a volunteer and be a part of real change. Contribute your time and skills to support animal welfare, community feeding programs, health awareness drives, and social upliftment initiatives.
Stray Dog Feeding Program
We organize regular feeding drives for stray dogs to ensure they receive proper nutrition and care. This initiative helps reduce hunger, improves animal health, and promotes compassion towards street animals.
Women Empowerment
We work towards empowering women by supporting education, skill development, self-employment opportunities, and awareness programs. Our initiatives aim to build confidence, promote financial independence, and ensure equal opportunities for women from underprivileged communities.
Rehabilitation Centre
Our rehabilitation center focuses on providing care, counseling, and recovery support for individuals facing physical, mental, or social challenges. Through proper guidance, medical assistance, and emotional support, we help people rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
Dog Sterilization & Safety Care
Our sterilization and vaccination programs aim to control the stray dog population and prevent the spread of diseases. We also provide reflective collar belts to improve road safety and protect dogs at night.
Human Health & Feeding Support
We support underprivileged individuals through food distribution programs and basic healthcare assistance. Our mission is to ensure no one goes hungry and everyone has access to essential health support.
Dog Sterilization & Vaccination Program
We conduct systematic sterilization and vaccination drives for street dogs to control population growth in a humane manner and prevent the spread of life-threatening diseases such as rabies. This program improves the overall health of street dogs, reduces aggression, and creates a safer environment for both animals and the community.
Reflective Collar Belt Distribution for Street Dogs
To protect street dogs from road accidents, especially at night, we provide reflective collar belts that make them clearly visible to vehicles in low-light conditions. These collars significantly reduce accidents, enhance safety, and help build awareness and responsibility toward animal welfare in urban areas.