Bhoepae Green Workers Foundation

If you ever walk through Majnu Ka Tila, specifically the Tibetan Camp area, you might stumble upon our place. Bhoepae Green Workers Foundation is tucked away in Block 8, House No. 161. We are up on the first floor. It’s a unique part of North Delhi, very different from the rest of the city with its narrow lanes and all the small shops. Our space isn't very large, but it works for what we need. We spend a lot of time talking to the local workers who come through. There’s usually someone around making tea or checking on the plants we keep near the window. It gets quite busy during the middle of the day when the camp is full of tourists and locals, but our floor stays relatively quiet. We’ve been in this house for a bit, and it feels more like a home than a regular office. There are posters on the walls and stacks of papers that probably need filing, but we know where everything is. The area has its own rhythm, and we’ve tried to fit into that as much as possible. Sometimes the electricity acts up, or the stairs feel a bit steep after a long day, but that’s just how it is living and working in this part of town. We aren't trying to be anything flashy, just a group of people doing local work in a neighborhood we know well.