Jains Sevachakari Samajs Foundation

We've been at the B10/177 spot in Rajawadi for a bit now. It's a busy part of Chittaranjan Nagar. You know how Mumbai is, there’s always something going on outside. The housing society is quite large and we are tucked away in one of the wings. People walk past all day, mostly neighbors heading to the market or kids coming home. Our office isn't much to look at, just some desks and chairs we’ve had for years. We keep the paperwork in some old metal cabinets that squeak a little when you open them. It’s a local place. We don’t have a fancy lobby or anything like that. Just a door with our name on it. Most days we are just here handling the usual things that come up. The fan on the ceiling wobbles a bit if you turn it up too high, so we keep it on the medium setting. It’s comfortable enough for us. Sometimes we share some tea with the people from the next building over. It’s a good community to be in, and Rajawadi has a way of feeling like home even when it’s noisy. We just do our work and keep things moving along without much fuss. If you are in the neighborhood, you’ll see us there, just another part of the street. We’ve grown fond of the view from the window even if it’s just the building opposite ours. It’s a quiet life inside even when it’s loud outside.