Terms and conditions

Title: Understanding the Terms and Conditions of the DAC Volunteers Institute

The DAC Volunteers Institute, under the jurisdiction of the Deori Autonomous Council of the Government of Assam, is a prestigious organization that offers opportunities for individuals to contribute to the betterment of the Deori community. However, like any other institution, the DAC Volunteers Institute has its set of terms and conditions that volunteers must adhere to. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the terms and conditions of the DAC Volunteers Institute.

  1. Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible for volunteering at the DAC Volunteers Institute, individuals must meet the following criteria:

  • They must be Indian citizens and he/she must be within the Deori Community. 
  • They must be at least 18 years of age.
  • They must possess a graduate degree or its equivalent from a recognized university.
  • They must have a clean criminal record.
  • They must be physically and mentally fit to carry out the responsibilities of a volunteer.
  1. Duration of Volunteering:

The minimum duration of volunteering at the DAC Volunteers Institute is six months, and the maximum duration is two years. Volunteers can extend their tenure with the approval of the Institute's authorities.

  1. Nature of Work:

Volunteers at the DAC Volunteers Institute will be assigned tasks based on their skills, qualifications, and the needs of the Institute. The work may include teaching, training, research, administrative support, and community development activities. Volunteers must carry out their responsibilities with dedication, integrity, and professionalism.

  1. Remuneration and Benefits:

The DAC Volunteers Institute does not provide monetary compensation to its volunteers. However, the Institute may provide volunteers with accommodation, food, and local transportation allowances, depending on the availability of funds. Volunteers will also gain valuable experience and skills, as well as the satisfaction of contributing to the betterment of the Deori community.

  1. Code of Conduct:

Volunteers at the DAC Volunteers Institute are expected to adhere to a strict code of conduct. This includes:

  • Respecting the culture, traditions, and values of the Deori community.
  • Maintaining confidentiality and not disclosing any sensitive information without prior approval.
  • Avoiding any behavior that could be perceived as discriminatory, harassing, or abusive.
  • Not engaging in any commercial or political activities during the tenure of volunteering.
  • Following all the rules and regulations of the DAC Volunteers Institute and the Deori Autonomous Council.
  1. Termination of Volunteering:

The DAC Volunteers Institute reserves the right to terminate the volunteering of any individual who violates the terms and conditions or engages in any misconduct. The Institute may also terminate the volunteering of an individual due to unforeseen circumstances or a change in the needs of the Institute.

  1. Dispute Resolution:

Any disputes arising out of the terms and conditions of volunteering at the DAC Volunteers Institute shall be resolved through mutual discussion and negotiation. If the dispute cannot be resolved through mutual discussion, it shall be referred to the Governing Body of the Deori Autonomous Council for resolution.

In conclusion, volunteering at the DAC Volunteers Institute is a rewarding experience that offers individuals the opportunity to contribute to the betterment of the Deori community. However, volunteers must adhere to the Institute's terms and conditions, which include eligibility criteria, duration of volunteering, nature of work, remuneration and benefits, code of conduct, termination of volunteering, and dispute resolution. By following these terms and conditions, volunteers can ensure a fulfilling and productive experience at the DAC Volunteers Institute.