From Dec 2016 to 31st May 2022
We started Aster Volunteers with a singular vision, to unite people from all walks of life in helping make the world a little better. Our initiatives through medical and non-medical aid, seek to impact the underserved sections of our society. This short but deeply fulfilling journey of 5 years has helped impact the lives of 3 million+ people, with just 40,000 volunteers. And we're just getting started.
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The true character of society is revealed in how it treats its children.
Children form 25% of our population today but will be 100% of our population tomorrow. It is imperative that we give them care today for the many tomorrows to come. To afford children the opportunity to truly live to their potential, Child's Health has become the prime focus of Aster Volunteers' efforts.
Because, #LittleLivesMatter
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Under the efforts of Aster Volunteers Green Canopy, there has been a total harvest of over 30 kgs of vegetables and herbs like tomato, chilli, coriander, lettuce etc. The endeavor was made possible because of the support of Mr.Nihad Nazir from the CSR team, Mr. Mohit Arora, COO - Aster Hospital Mankhool, Mr. Gaurav Khurana, COO - Aster Hospital CedarJebel Ali, Mr. Bruno Dsouza, COO - Aster Hospital Al Qusais as well as the contribution of Mr Supreet Hedge, Mr. Akhil and Mr. Karthik, Mr. Shabad, Ms. Usha, and Mr. Darshan Murali, our external volunteer.
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Aster Volunteers UAE in association with Dubai Municipality and Abu Dhabi 4*4 arranged a desert clean-up drive in the interior of Al Badayer Desert. In just 3 hours, a humongous quantity of camping waste was collected. Thanks to the AVMMS team, Mr. Sinan from the Medcare team for taking the initiative, and Mr. Shabad (AHM), and Ms. Afreen (Aster Clinics) for spearheading the event, and all the volunteers associated with the clean-up drive.
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On January 27th 2020, Aster Volunteers organised a Basic Life Support training session at the Indian pavilion of Dubai Expo 2020. In a span of 4 hours over 170 individuals were trained on essential life saving skills. The event also had recreational activities like mehandi corner and zumba session. Both internal and external volunteers did a brilliant job in organising this event and imparting life saving skills at the fingertips of the learners.
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Under Mission Attapadi, Aster Volunteers Mobile Medical Services at Kochi partnered with Aster Medcity & Peace Valley to conduct a 3 day medical camp in different tribal colonies of Attappadi. 1079 individuals were treated through 19 medical camps and the children of the region received free vitamin tablets and nutritious food. 5 paediatric patients who were suffering from congenital heart disease, ortho deformity and scoliosis and a 5 year old girl who was suffering from Paediatric Ortho Deformity were offered free treatment from any Aster unit in Kerala under Aster Volunteers Second Life Initiative. When it comes to healthcare, Aster Volunteers ensures no one is left behind.
Under the efforts of Aster Volunteers Green Canopy, there has been a total harvest of over 30 kgs of vegetables and herbs like tomato, chilli, coriander, lettuce etc. The endeavor was made possible because of the support of Mr.Nihad Nazir from the CSR team, Mr. Mohit Arora, COO - Aster Hospital Mankhool, Mr. Gaurav Khurana, COO - Aster Hospital CedarJebel Ali, Mr. Bruno Dsouza, COO - Aster Hospital Al Qusais as well as the contribution of Mr Supreet Hedge, Mr. Akhil and Mr. Karthik, Mr. Shabad, Ms. Usha, and Mr. Darshan Murali, our external volunteer.
Aster Volunteers UAE in association with Dubai Municipality and Abu Dhabi 4*4 arranged a desert clean-up drive in the interior of Al Badayer Desert. In just 3 hours, a humongous quantity of camping waste was collected. Thanks to the AVMMS team, Mr. Sinan from the Medcare team for taking the initiative, and Mr. Shabad (AHM), and Ms. Afreen (Aster Clinics) for spearheading the event, and all the volunteers associated with the clean-up drive.
Shareef Kabeer had a great experience distributing food kits and volunteering during the Covid-19 crisis. He also felt the joy in giving and helping people around him.
By delivering food kits and verifying people at screening camps, Muhammed Rifas was able to build a sense of commitment and responsibility to society. This also makes him feel self-satisfied and hopeful.
The Covid-19 Ramadan initiatives were the focus of Sreehari Vidhyal’s volunteering endeavours. He expressed how working with Aster Volunteers was a satisfying and special experience.
Sarfras Navas was involved with distributing of food kits and a blood donation camp in Rashidiya. He expressed satisfaction in lending helping hand and in turn, being a hero to someone in times of need. He is also grateful for meeting people he would not have gotten the chance to interact with, if not for the volunteering experience.
