Volunteer Intake Programme - 2025
🌼 Become a Sanjivini Volunteer! 🌼
Some of your time can make a difference and help a person going through emotional distress.
Register to volunteer in person with Sanjivini.
Eligibility: 23 to 65 years, Graduate in any discipline!
📞 Call: +91 9871346488 / +91 9911939883
🕙 (10 am – 5.30 pm, Monday to Friday)
📧 Mail: ci.sanjivini@sanjivinisociety.org
Sanjivini Society for Mental Health is a crisis intervention centre for emotional distress since 1976, based in New Delhi.
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Film Screening "Aunty Sudha Aunty Radha"
As Sanjivini nears its 50th anniversary, we are delighted to bring you another meaningful film screening in our ongoing series of events celebrating mental and emotional wellbeing - “Aunty Sudha Aunty Radha”, in collaboration with Kriti Film Club.
The film follows the lives of two widowed sisters, aged 86 and 93, who live with their adopted family of domestic help in the village of Lahra, three hours away from India’s capital city. Pulling along on their walkers, the sisters do as they please, paying no heed to anyone’s unsolicited advice. With a rare acceptance of old age and all that it brings, they spend their time gossiping, watching TV, soaking in the sun, and bonding with their help - a heartwarming portrayal of community, companionship, and dignity in aging.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with the film curator and session facilitator, Aanchal Kapur. Aanchal is the founder of Kriti Film Club, a documentary curator and programmer, and has facilitated numerous film screenings and conversations over the years.
The film screening and discussion are free of cost and will be held on Saturday, 22nd November, from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm at our Qutub Institutional Area Center, New Delhi. It is open to anyone aged 16 and above. Please register using the Google Form linked below, as seats are limited:
For any queries, you can email us or call 9911939883 or 9871346488, Monday to Friday, between 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
community outreach
At Sanjivini, we try to reach beyond the people that come to us for help. Tying back to our larger goal of creating a society that is more aware and sensitive towards the mental and emotional health of its people, we conduct community outreach programs.
Our outreach programs usually consist of interactive workshops, talks and seminars that we conduct for various communities including schools, colleges, slums, social organizations and corporations.
Based on the requirements of the community, we create tailor-made modules which shed light on various topics related to mental health, such as:
Perception & Communication
Anger & Stress
Management
Mental Health &
Suicide Prevention
Relationships
Gender Sensitisation
Alcoholism
Corporates that CAre
Office can become a stressful environment for many employees who are juggling work-life commitments and the pressures of the job. Many companies have reached out to us to conduct workshops for their employees. "The session was very impactful and informative and triggered my thought process in a totally new way “– Spice Jet Employee, after Anger and Stress workshop."
Our Clients: SpiceJet, Walmart, Indian Airlines, Hero Honda, BHEL, PNB Housing Finance Limited.
Institutes that CAre
Children are dealing with not just academic pressure but an increasingly complex world. There is a need to equip our teachers to be more aware and sensitive to the needs of our students. Many schools have partnered with us to conduct workshops for their teachers
“The workshop helped me understand how to become aware of signs of disturbed emotional health of a child and be more compassionate and sensitive”
– Teacher, Lalit Mahajan School
Our Clients: Vasant Valley, Venkateshwara College, Gargi College, Sikkim University, Mata Bhagwanti Chadha charitable school for disabled children.
Organizations that CAre
Those who serve our communities also need support and care. Sanjivini is increasingly reaching out to more and more communities to spread awareness about mental health
"This workshop helped me get informed about signs of a suicidal person, how to deal with it and break many myths about it.”
– Delhi Police, Suicide Prevention Workshop
Our Clients: Aastha Foundation, TARSHI NGO, Aman Biradari, Jodogyan, Slum Shine Cluster, CAN support, IHBAS, Delhi Police, RWA’s