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info@projectmumbai.org

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+91 - 9653330712

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Mumbai

Volunteering Initiatives

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NAKSHA

Did you know the famous Chimabi village in Bandra is a 400-year-old hamlet by the sea inhabitant by the fisherfolks? The very well-known road we have been to for sure, Colaba Causeway was an island that was linked to Bombay which is why it’s called Causeway dating back to 1938 earning the street its name. Mumbai holds many such stories and several gullies that need to be rediscovered. We need your time, Volunteer for Mumbai, and let’s rediscover our roads and their untold stories through Mapping Mumbai’s Roads.

This is a Volunteering form, if you are interested in becoming a Naksha Volunteer, fill out this form, and our POC will reach out to you regarding the details for the Volunteering brief. We meet every Wednesday, afternoon at 2:00 p.m. and on Friday, evening at 5:00 p.m. Hop on board, let’s map Mumbai together!

SATRANGI - Beautifying Mumbai

Launched in March 2021, Satrangi is a volunteer-driven initiative by Project Mumbai that aims to beautify the city’s Public Space.

Volunteers will get the opportunity to participate in a community development initiative that focuses on beautifying the walls of a Mumbai public spaces and Municipal schools. The volunteers will use interactive artwork to provide a colorful makeover, using the physical space as a tool for community development.

FYI: The recent completion of the project at Byculla Railway Station underscores our commitment to enhancing these public spaces. The “Satrangi” Project extends beyond railway stations, encompassing the beautification of Municipal Hospital Walls, Municipal School Walls, and public highways. A diverse group of citizen volunteers, including college students, professionals, and artists, collaborate to transform these areas into vibrant landmarks. This collective effort fosters a sense of responsibility and pride in public spaces. Join us and let’s together make our Mumbai Beautiful!

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AGNI RAKSHAK

Mumbai Fire Brigade in partnership with Project Mumbai, an award-winning not-for-profit today launched AGNI RAKSHAK–MAKING MUMBAI FIRE SAFE– a unique citizen volunteer program to train citizens in fire safety and awareness. We have trained around 1800 citizens including, senior citizens and youth to become fire safety champions in the past year. The training is held at Byculla Fire Brigade station once or twice a month. The training is free. Those interested in registering can write to volunteer@projectmumbai.org and will continue every Saturday, For those who wish to register projectmumbai.org

HAR GHAR HAI DONOR

BE A SUPERHERO IN SOMEONE’S LIFE: HAR GHAR HAI DONOR- AN ORGAN DONATION AWARENESS CAMPAIGN

Project Mumbai in partnership with Amar Gandhi Foundation and supported by ROTTO-SOTTO launched Har Ghar Hai Donor in the year 2022. 

 

We want to reach out to every individual and make them aware of what organ donation is, and inspire them to pledge towards the cause.

 

For the past several  months we have successfully conducted 50+ sessions and have impacted 2000+ people. We have tied up Regional Transport Organisations (RTOs) and have also conducted several sessions in colleges, offices and housing societies.

 

You can attend an awareness session and PLEDGE TO BECOME AN ORGAN DONOR. You can also VOLUNTEER to CONDUCT sessions and become a HERO.

 

YOU CAN ALSO GET YOUR ORGAN DONOR STATUS PRINTED ON YOUR DRIVING LICENSE.

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Maitri

 Providing meals, medicines and groceries to over 10,000 senior citizens and people with disabilities or living alone.

Our first actionable initiative began even before the lockdown was announced. Our army of volunteers swung into action to provide this service.

 In several cases, we dipped into our resources of donations to pay for the groceries of those who could not afford to purchase. This was to reach out to those, who were under home quarantine as a part of the air travel protocol.

 We provided this service as we did not want them to feel compelled to step out.

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