School residencies
Interactive science demonstrations, theatre, and pledge counters within classrooms.
WHO — Mercury Pollution Awareness Drive
Multi-format workshops across Delhi NCR schools and communities teaching safe handling of mercury-based materials.
Project Overview
Global health partnership with WHO.
Supported by the World Health Organization and the Ministry of Environment, Hara Jeevan designed an awareness programme demystifying mercury risks for students, teachers, and citizens.
- Location: Delhi NCR schools and community centres.
- Workshops at Balwant Rai School (Greater Kailash), SBV Mongolpuri, Kamal Model School (Nawada), Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya No. 2 (Janakpuri), and more.
- Interactive sessions with RWAs & senior-citizen clubs such as Bali Nagar built household vigilance.
- WHO masterclass (September 22, 2025) showcased safe handling, emergency response, and disposal practices.
Impact Highlights
5,000+
students & citizens engaged
20
schools & community centres covered
10
multilingual toolkits distributed
100%
participants pledging safe practices
Engagement formats
Community pods
RWAs & senior citizen clubs learned household vigilance and emergency workflows.
Teacher toolkits
Lesson plans, posters, and assessment sheets simplified complex health science.
WHO masterclass
City-level session with WHO experts on 22.09.25 aligned with government advisories.
Behaviour Change
Environmental responsibility at scale.
Campaign collateral, pledge counters, and follow-up quizzes ensured that the message travelled beyond the workshop.
- Digital quiz + pledge microsite tracked knowledge gain and commitments.
- Poster/infographic series deployed at labs, clinics, and municipal offices.
- Hotline and quick-response cards shared with schools for faster support.
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