Volunteer

Sakal Social Foundation, Shri Mukund Bhavan Trust and H.V. Collaborate with Desai Eye Hospitals for Free Eye Check-ups during the Ashadhi Wari

In a bid to promote social consciousness and ensure the well-being of the Warkari sect during the Ashadhi Wari pilgrimage, a series of free eye check-up camps have been organized under the 'Arogya Wari' project. The initiative is a joint effort by the Sakal Social Foundation, Shri Mukund Bhavan Trust from Pune, and H.V. in collaboration with Desai Eye Hospital.

These specialized eye examination camps aim to provide necessary medical attention to the devotees and residents of the areas located between Saswad and Wakhri on Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj's Palkhi Marg. This noble initiative will help identify and address any potential eye-related issues among the pilgrims and locals.

In association with Kesari Travels and Sahyadri Foundation

We Indians are proud of the heritage sites in our country.These forts and heritage places need to be preserved and restoredof its historical glory that is getting lost due to garbage piles up and lack of maintenance. Imagine how great it would be if all of us could take the responsibility of preserving at least one monument or sculpture around us.

While we are actively doing clean-up activities and heritage conservationacross Maharashtra and helping to conserve the glory of the historical monuments for the future generations, we need your help to make our efforts go even further!

You can help us to give the next generation the opportunity to explore and enjoy the great outdoors just like you did! Your support is crucial to our efforts to help protect our heritage and culture.

Distribution of Food Kits for Students

Food Distribution Location & Time

• Sadashiv peth - In front of Jnana Prabodhini
• Navi Peth - Indulal Complex
• Dattawadi - Dattawadi Police Station
• Parvati - Near Shani Mandir
• Narayan Peth - Narayan Peth Police Station
• ABC Chaowk - Near Prabhat Theater
• Shukrawar Peth - Near Maharana Pratap Garden
• Wadgaon Dhayri - Wadgaon Dhayri Bridge
• Dhankavdi - Trimurti Chaowk
• Narhe Aambegaon - Near Nahre Bridge
• Shivajinagar Gavthan

Monday to Sunday Time - All location - 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM

Date - 12 /04/2021 to 30/04/2021

The Poona School and Home for Blind

You have ample opportunities to work with our students, be it helping them with reading or assisting in games. You can contribute in more than one way to their future.

• Be a reader
• Be a storyteller
• Share your knowledge
• Spend quality time

Area of Volunteering:

Reading books to the visually impaired, Recording Audiobooks (In studio), Recording Audiobooks (From home), Storytelling, Sports activities, Personality Development, Fundraising, Mentoring, Skill Training.

Traffic Volunteering Initiative with Pune traffic Police

In our hearts, we all want to do something for the society we live in and there are various things we wish to change. SFA with the Pune Traffic Police helps achieve all of this with a contribution of an hour or two from your daily life!

It is a known fact that, volunteer work always a adds a golden star to your resume! Earn that star from the police department of Pune!

Be A Superhero

All of us have always dreamed of being superheroes at one point in our lives. Through the SFA and Pune Traffic Police volunteer programme you can get a chance to live that dream by saving women suffering from domestic violence, goons' harassment, rescuing children from child labour and much more!

Fort Cleaning Campaign

The magnificent forts around Maharashtra have been a matter of pride for the state for centuries. Sadly enough, the preservation and cleaning of these structures are not taken in to account seriously. SFA, has been working vigorously towards fort cleaning.

Our heritage sites are currently found in ruined state and needs attention. With an objective to inculcate love and affection for heritage sites we initiate physical work on these forts with due permission from various government departments. We involve local villagers in conservation activities, this helps in raising their affection towards the fort.

SFA volunteers visit forts every sunday to collect waste that has been discharged carelessly within the fort and along the walking trails leading to the fort. We have set up dustbins at various forts. The waste collected in the bins is sent for recycling and making the locals a part of the initiative.