How do you know if you can engage and gain from the contribution of pro bono? Or when do you consider prepared to take help? And how can you welcome your pro bono consultants? These are a few questions that linger when trying to decide whether you are ready or not. 

In the journey as a pro bono consultant, you will have the opportunity to expand your horizons and develop new skills while making an impact. Know how to develop clear communication, patience, and community building through pro bono consultancy.

Getting the right consultation and advice might seem hard without draining the account. However, we are here to prove you wrong. Pro bono consultants can work wonders for your NGO, providing a range of services to help you achieve your goals more efficiently and effectively.

Enter pro bono consulting, or as we like to call it, “accelerating change with your superpowers.” A unique opportunity to use your professional skills to make a real difference in the lives of others. Pro bono consulting is all about providing free or reduced-cost consulting services to non-profit organizations (NGOs) that need help with a particular project or issue.

A general understanding of skilled volunteering is that individuals or groups volunteer to support non-profit organizations using their learned and acquired skills. Often, the term is being used interchangeably with 'Pro-Bono' Volunteerism.

Hands shaking, fidgeting, shortness of breath, hating the spotlight, and a keen desire to flee. That’s how public speaking feels to most people. Whether you are a successful, confident person or an amateur, fear of public speaking is the most common fear, affecting about 75% of the people. Did you know there’s even a word for it- Glossophobia.

We have all been known to overthink about the future to the point of being debilitated by anxiety. Each step is carefully planned and mapped out, everything from choosing the best possible course, trying to ace all the classes, and attending professional seminars to brush up on important skills. But even after all these preparations, doubts remain.

Do you believe in the same things you did as a child? Did any of your beliefs change while growing up? Perhaps entering college, starting a new phase of life shifted your ideologies or values. Maybe you are the same person you were then or maybe you have changed. It’s time to think about if something did alter and why.