Office & Field Base

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Mandal Address
At Post Shiroli, Taluka Ghatanji, District Yavatmal, Maharashtra – 445301
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Helplines & Calling
+91 9403955764Vice President
+91 9421770995Primary Helpline & WhatsApp
Official Email
navchaitanys@gmail.comMonitored daily by volunteer administration
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Summer Bird Paanpoi & Wildlife Support

Found a dehydrated bird in Vidarbha's heat, or want clay water pots hung along your farm path? Call +91 9421770995 for immediate local coordination.

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Volunteer Availability:

Field work runs morning 6:30 AM – 11:00 AM. Best time for phone calls and visits is evenings from 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM IST.

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Common Questions Before Reaching Out

Here are quick details about visiting Shiroli, supporting our initiatives, and collaborating on projects.

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How can I participate in Shramdaan water conservation drives?

Our check dam (Mati Nala Bandh) construction and desilting drives happen mainly on weekends and early mornings during pre-monsoon and winter months. You can fill out the contact form or register directly on our Volunteer page to join the WhatsApp volunteer crew.

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Can I sponsor or request a bird paanpoi clay station in my route?

Yes! Every summer starting January, we install and refill clay water stations along transit roads in Shiroli, Ghatanji, Pangadi, and Junoni. You can write to us via this form or call directly to sponsor clay stations or alert us to a drought-prone bird habitat.

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Can CSR teams and institutions partner with Navchaitanya Yuva Mandal?

Absolutely. Navchaitanya has been active since 2003 and has received grassroots recognition including the Krishithon and Baliraja awards. We welcome CSR partnerships in watershed management, tree nurseries, and rural environmental education.

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Can I visit the field conservation work in Shiroli?

Yes, visitors, researchers, and well-wishers are always welcome. Please give us a heads up 1–2 days before arriving so our volunteers can guide you through the water harvesting and tree plantation sites.