Jamshedpur Cares

People For Change is organising an awareness campaign on December 1st, 2021 which is observed as World AIDS Day. All the members of PFC will present near Skachi golchakkar, near eye hospital with banners and posters with the objective to spread awareness among the people about AIDS, the myths that accompany and also the facts which everyone should be aware of. We hope to make an impact through this initiative.
We also want people to know that if the detection and treatment is done properly and at right time then people who acquire AIDS can live a long and prosperous life with proper treatment and medicines.

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JQC is coming up with its yet another exciting 4th circle on the 28th of November 2021 which surely will have a lot of fun in store along with lot of learnings and insights about the beauty and uniqueness of the rainbow community. Our previous circles have proved to be very interactive and have been successful in providing a platform to the q***r people to feel accepted and respected. On one hand where the 3rd circle witnessed the release of our mascot Googly Azad, on the other hand it also had Mr. Venkatesh Madurai Subramanian and Mr. Ramakrishna Sinha as our guest speakers.
We welcome all our wonderful q***r people and allies with wide open arms to the 4th Circle on the 28th of November at the PFC office premises. Do join us in another milestone of this wonderful journey. We await your presence.❤️

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Celebrate with some of the amazing teachers from our town.
Join us for a Facebook Live at 5:00 PM on 5th September,2021.

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The guest speaker for the third JQC session Mr. Venkatesh Madurai Subramanian is a passionate coach and a firm believer of the power of Mental Well-being. He is an I.T. Professional with experience in working on several high visibility projects and products spanning India, UK, USA and France. He has an experience in Leadership Coaching for over 30 years and has a lot of respect and value for strategic thinking and creativity. He is an asset to JQC and we are humbled to have him as a part of our JQC family.
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Jamshedpur Q***r Circle is coming up with another wonderful session for our very own Q***r Community. This session will be a platter served with an objective of Mental Health. We aim to provide a platform to the q***r people to share their struggles and difficulties with people of their community and also be able to understand others problems. Mental well being is a vital aspect in one's life and to be able to become a medium in providing a space to the q***r community to have an interactive session with fun and games on Mental Health will be our absolute objective. The third session of JQC has in store a guest speaker for the very first time so that it gives a chance to convert the trauma and struggles into something constructive and positive.
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We welcome everyone to join in to our Green Ganesh puja in the PFC office premises on the 10th and 11th September 2021 from 10:00a.m. on both days in the office.
You are are invited to come n join in celebrating Ganesh and his message of inclusiveness.

Celebrating the spirit of independence and the 75th Independence Day of India with a day long rural immersion trip to Rugridih village with our youth volunteers.A day spent in understanding Panchayat system,local governance and organic cultivation.

Join us for a day long event on the occasion of International Youth Day.
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Jamshedpur Q***r Circle celebrates Pride Month at Instagram Live with our special guest Suresh Singh Rajput. Do join us this Sunday 13th June, 2021 by 1pm.

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Menstrual hygiene and health is an area that needs a lot of work to be done with in Jharkhand.we celebrated our women and their health with a discussion and dialogue on menstrual health in Kedo,East Singhbhum( Jharkhand).
It also marked the beginning of an effort to try and shift to bio degradable and reusable fabric pads for our women.A big thank you to and for this wonderful collaboration and gifting our women with these cloth pads.Each pad was beautifully packed in a cloth pouch and can be reused for upto 70 times after washing.The women and girls were full of questions and were eager to use the gifts

PFC featured on the Avenue Mail, a prevalent and prominent Jamshedpur daily.

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Thank you JAMSHEDPURTAINMENT.IN for featuring our efforts. We at People for Change strive to continue our efforts in serving people in dire needs in such times of adversities and uncertainties.❤️
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People for change in Jamshedpur People for Change, an NGO working with youth, women, transgenders and adolescents in Jamshedpur has been at the forefront of Covid relief in the first and now in the second wave as well. Their volu…

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People for Change brings a wonderful opportunity for the youth of Jamshedpur. We are looking for volunteers for our ongoing initiative : Jamshedpur cares. Individuals who would like to support our cause for migrant, out of job daily wage workers are extremely welcomed for the same. Gear up for some exclusive learning and exemplary insights on social development and becoming the change you wish to see. Fill in the form with correct details. DM in case you have any queries.

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LAST DAY TO REGISTER YOURSELF FOR THE FUNDRAISER QUIZ OF JAMSHEDPUR!!!

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Registration link for the Quiz : https://forms.gle/dS9X1kazmJxZ51XU8

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Another significant and major portion of youth led events constitutes the Protsahan Parv, a celebratory learning festival that is centred towards community building and marginalised sections of children from slums and bastis. For a span of 4 days, PFC volunteers and Tata Steel youth members host for these children, from underserved sections, learning oriented fun engagements like Music, dance, canvas painting, art and craft, map activity, drawing and even science experiments for their wholesome personality development. These children don't have access or the financial dependency to afford even basic schooling.

This year in the 2nd week of Marc itself, collaborating with TSRDS, People for Change yet again, conducted the Protsahan Parv in full force and the volunteers engaged in utmost vigour, at 4 bastis namely : Parvati Ghat, Baldev Basti, Subarnarekha Sandhaan Ghat and Kankhajura Basti. Amidst the light, pomp and show of the city, a world within a world resides in the heart of Jamshedpur.

Mark your calendars. Remember the date. *4th June, 6 PM*

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Join us for the Facebook live at 4:00 PM today only at People for Change . Dr. Susmita Sengupta in conversation with Ayushi Burman.

Aadarsh Gourav, lead of the critically acclaimed and recently Oscar nominated 'The White Tiger' shared the fundraiser post for the migrant campaign on his Instagram story. We are thankful to him for this kind gesture.✨🙏🏻

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Donation link :
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🏳‍🌈Happy Pride month!🏳‍🌈
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With 11 years of working history with youth, women, adolescents and children, a very important aspect of our work concentrates the LGBTQIA+ spectrum.

Today as we begin with our pride month, we'd like you to know about JQC, an open ended platform facilitating a space for young q***r people and allies to come together and discuss and dialogue more around the LGBTQIA+ spectrum.

PFC has also, time and again, collaborated and supported transgender and q***r communities in Jamshedpur in more ways than one. One amongst these, is the recent ration kit distribution that took place with the help of our PFC on field volunteer (tag Naveen bhaiya). Apart from these they were provided medicines and monthly rent as well.

For the upcoming month of rich history, glory, stories and more, we will celebrate in full spirit our people who have always been more than welcomed by the organisation. Happy Pride Month people as JQC and PFC vow to keep taking steps further towards egalitarianism and increased inclusiveness. One step at a time.✨🏳️‍🌈

To make things more fun for you people, we'd like to bring to you a fun engaging quiz being hosted by our very own Quiz masters from Ashoka and from BIT Mesra. This quiz is essentially in essence to corroborate funding for our primary migrant workers and daily wage workers. Swipe across the slides for further information regarding the quiz.

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Date: 4/6/21 (Friday)
Preliminary Round: 6PM
Final Round: 7:30 onwards
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/dS9X1kazmJxZ51XU8
Email: [email protected] or drop a message to for any queries

Jamshedpur Cares and People for Change hereby introduces you to our principal work : The Fundraising Campaign for the Migrant and Daily wage Workers. https://milaap.org/fundraisers/support-migrant-workers-and-labourers

Migrant Workers, Labourers and Street Vendors are facing loss of livelihood and hunger in Jharkhand, India. The 2nd Wave of Covid-19 has hit India with an unprecedented force. Within the country itself, the virus has brutally exploited the inequalities of society. Migrant manual labour, daily-wage workers and small roadside vendors have been among the hardest hit. Since the imposition of lockdowns, their means of sustenance have been taken away and many have struggled to provide for themselves and their families. In the state of Jharkhand, which is a major provider of cheap manual labour across the country, workers have had to walk back hundreds of kilometers to get back home. In the lockdown they have been unable to get jobs and most of them have no savings (some even live in perpetual debt). The desperation has led to many of them becoming homeless and/or having to resort to begging.

People for Change, a Jamshedpur (town in Jharkhand) based NGO is trying to provide them with sustenance ration kits to help them get through this tough time. Last year during the first wave of the virus, People for Change had helped out nearly 2,500 families. This time the hope is to reach and support 3,000 families.

One kit includes: Rice, Dal, Soyabean, Cooking Oil, Sugar, Tea leaves, Masala, Salt, Washing and Bathing soap.

Each kit costs ₹1000 or $13.65. This feeds a family of four for 2weeks.

https://milaap.org/fundraisers/support-migrant-workers-and-labourers

The onset of the cyclone Yaas could have become the final strike which would have broken the backbone of the downtrodden in Tetla village in the Potka block on the outskirts of Jamshedpur. More than 40 houses had been razed to the ground forcing more than 200 people to take refuge in the Panchayat Bhawan.
Left homeless overnight and without supplies, these people turned to People for Change and we responded to their distress call instantly by dispatching 200 kgs of rice, 15 Kgs of Dal, 10l oil, 40 Kg Chura, 15 Kg Gur, 35 Kg muri, 20 Kgs potatoes, 10 Kgs onions, 3 kg soyabean, 55+ l milk, masala and 40 pieces of soap to Panchayat Bhawan.
Since the last 3 days, continuous and rigorous support is being ensured for our people who often are left to starve as they remain stranded amidst the cacophony post a calamity affects their lives in more ways than one. An extremely warm and heartfelt gratitude to two of our most prolific frontline warriors: Naveen Kumar and Bobby Mahato, lovingly called Bobby Di. Bobby Di is an influential woman community leader from Jamshedpur who also has been the recipient of Kutchina Kritika Award and a finalist CII’s Woman Exemplar award. Naveen is a B. Com graduate and a dedicated farmer who has been working with PFC for quite some time now. The two of them have been our relentlessly working professionals on-ground and on-field.

Volunteer to bring positive change in communities.

Ever since the inception on May 15, 2010, it has been 11 years since People for Change has been relentlessly working for the people of Jamshedpur time and again. Be it our previous engaging group projects like Nayi Raahein, Entrepreneurship Development Program and Comics for Change with schools all across the city or the celebratory learning festivals with kids from marginalized left aloof slums and bastis. Be it our food distribution drives like Food for Life for children, Harmony Utsav and Samjho Toh Express for creating safe spaces for dialoguing or even the much-acclaimed School on Wheels initiative for developing education interests amongst underserved children, PFC has spread its reach far and wide within and beyond the dimensions of Jamshedpur and accessed recognition as a striving youth venture. But the constant being, that PFC remembered our city and continued service tirelessly, never forgetting our people and their contributions in making Jamshedpur what it is today. Jamshedpur Cares, hence, is an ideology. An initiative to showcase our work that has established and will continue to establish linkage with the work we do for our people and for our city. Afterall, a journey from “self to society” should reflect and be visible to Jamshedpur and its netizens. To show that we care. To show that Jamshedpur cares.

We are looking for volunteers who can create more visibility towards this thought in more ways than one. Our call shall be coming in a week’s time. Stay tuned as we also come up, in no time from now, with updates on our work towards progressive societal development in our city.

The core team of Jamshedpur Cares is working relentlessly to mobilize projects to reach out to migrant workers and transgenders in Jharkhand who are at the verge of starvation in these testing times, because Jamshedpur Cares, for all.

People For Change is a registered Non-Governmental Organization working with children ,adolescents and youth to empower them with critical life skills to enable deep self reflection and action thus establishing personal and social transformation. Since 2010 People for Change has worked directly with over 25000 children,7000 young people ,2000 teachers and principals. It facilitates non judgemental spaces for children and young people where they express themselves freely,reflect on issues that bother them and collaborate on citizen action projects.
The volunteers at People For Change have been working tirelessly ever since the onset of the pandemic, running a Plasma Call Centre with the help of the District Government, responding to more than 500 calls daily, helping transgenders, lactating mothers, migrants and small vendors with ration kits and medicine supplies, and working on-ground to ensure that oxygen cylinders reach the patients in need.

Jamshedpur Cares is a People For Change initiative in response to COVID-19 with the aim bringing together passionate young people with a deep desire to engage in actions to change status quo.It is an open platform primarily engaged in working for relief and recovery during and post covid.It strives to solve current issues of accessibility to information and resources that the most marginalized sections of society are facing, and helping them return to the “new normal” and to more resilient communities.
It is an open platform to assemble all people who love Jamshedpur and would want to lend a helping hand in these testing times. They can discuss freely, initiate action and become the change they wish to see in society.
The volunteers are presently working on projects to provide monthly ration kits to more than 2,000 families on the verge of starvation, supplying PPE kits and Oxygen concentrators.
However, this is just the start to a long campaign, and we are looking for more enterprising volunteers to support our cause.
This is a call for action in these critical times, and we need all hands on deck to battle the challenges at hand!