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The Step of Presence

Visits

Plans direct visits that fill real gaps through presence, goals, volunteer preparation, and respectful community contact.

Why choose it

Visits brings Resala's impact directly to society. It completes the impact of other initiatives and helps fill real gaps through direct presence on the ground.

Guiding question

Can you plan visits that do not only create moments, but actually fill gaps, complete impact, and bring Resala's mission into society?

Interview task

Prepare a 1–2 page role task. Complete the practical task for the head you picked, based on the Fixing Visit scenario. One to two pages — bullet points, tables, diagrams or sketches are fine. You submit it online at least an hour before your interview.

Pick your head

This committee has 4 heads — you apply to one

Each head owns a different piece of the work. Read all of them before you decide which one is yours.

Discovery Head

Leads the discovery process before each visit by assessing beneficiary needs, gathering information, and preparing reports that help the team design the most suitable visit plan.

Execution Head

Plans and manages the execution of visits by organizing volunteers, coordinating activities, and ensuring that every visit is carried out smoothly and efficiently.

Impact Head

Evaluates completed visits by collecting feedback, documenting outcomes, and identifying improvements that maximize the long-term impact of future visits.

Storytelling Head

Captures and shares the story of every visit through photography, videography, and social media, highlighting the impact of Resala Visits and inspiring community engagement.

Role requirements

Read this as a checklist

Leadership requirement

Lead volunteers before, during, and after visits so each visit has purpose, preparation, respect, and follow-up.

Ownership requirement

Own the real impact of the visit. Do not plan moments only; plan what gap the visit fills and what should happen after.

Skills requirement

  • Planning.
  • Attention to detail.
  • External communication.
  • Flexibility.
  • Ability to move and work outside campus.
  • Respectful communication with different communities.
  • Volunteer preparation.
  • Goal-setting and impact evaluation.
  • Coordination with other committees.

Preferred experiences or passions

  • You want direct impact on the ground.
  • You are comfortable contacting places and coordinating outside campus.
  • You care about dignity, privacy, and preparation.

Actual work

What your week-to-week responsibility can include

  1. 01

    Build a monthly visits plan.

  2. 02

    Choose visit types based on real needs.

  3. 03

    Organize Islah visits, educational visits, awareness visits, or fun visits.

  4. 04

    Search for orphanages, institutions, or places that need support.

  5. 05

    Communicate with concerned entities.

  6. 06

    Plan the visit goal, flow, volunteers, materials, and operations.

  7. 07

    Coordinate with Operations and Branding when needed.

  8. 08

    Prepare volunteers and protect dignity and privacy.

  9. 09

    Evaluate what was achieved after each visit.