After helping many international students at Langara Students’ Union, Jashandeep noticed that new arrivals in Canada lacked essential resources. In September 2019, Jashandeep and four others began a non-profit called Team We Care Canada. This organization, now with over 20,000 members, assists newcomers by offering guidance on building resumes, securing jobs and housing, mentoring for career growth, supporting mental health, and advocating for immigration policies.

Driven by the need to support Punjabi-speaking immigrants in British Columbia, Canada, Jashandeep co-founded this service to bridge language barriers. Their mission is simple: translating crucial announcements from government and other local institutions into Punjabi to ensure everyone stays informed and included. The positive response from the community fuels the commitment to breaking down language barriers and empowering fellow immigrants. Support Apna BC’s mission to make a meaningful and much-needed difference!

In 2020, during the farmers' protest in New Delhi, India, Jashandeep played a key role in co-founding a non-profit group. This amazing initiative provided essential support to farmers, offering a shelter for 50 people to rest, 25 washrooms, a medical facility with a doctor present, a school for underprivileged kids, and two libraries stocked with over 500 books. These efforts not only fulfilled basic needs but also empowered farmers to make a positive difference in the local community.

Upon completing his studies and tenure as Vice President at LSU, Jashandeep sought to engage in community service. He began volunteering with a prominent organization Surrey Crime Prevention Society in Surrey, Canada, joining the traffic unit team. Their responsibilities involved gathering traffic-related data like instances of speeding, seat belt violations, and mobile phone usage among drivers. This valuable data enabled local law enforcement to target areas with driving irregularities for necessary action. Additionally, Jashandeep occasionally aided in administrative tasks at the office, fostering strong relationships within the team.

Jashandeep's initial volunteering with the college's student union for a year sparked his inspiration to run for the position of vice president. Remarkably, he not only secured victory in the elections but did so with an unprecedented margin. During his tenure as VP Student Life for one year, Jashandeep orchestrated numerous student-centric events throughout the academic calendar. Transitioning to the role of VP of External Affairs, he played a pivotal role in shaping crucial policies beneficial for students, including securing discounted bus passes. Attending pivotal local meetings with Translink and collaborating with various unions across the region, Jashandeep's proactive engagement extended beyond borders as he travelled to other provinces to interact and learn from diverse student bodies. His tenure was characterized by immense love and respect from the student community due to his dedication and contributions.

In 2014, Jashandeep embarked on a significant journey to Cairo, Egypt, for a seven-week internship. During this time, he dedicated himself as a volunteer at a charitable organization. His outstanding leadership qualities and unwavering commitment led to his promotion as a team leader, entrusted with overseeing a group of 15 volunteers. Together, their responsibilities included packing food at the organization's site and sorting donated clothes. Moreover, they regularly travelled to remote areas twice a week to distribute these essential items to those in need. This transformative experience greatly influenced Jashandeep's future endeavours, inspiring him to contribute even more significantly to various community initiatives.