"One achievement that fills me with the most pride is my ability to swim.

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I was attracted to this organization because of its core mission to cater to the unique requirements of individuals, irrespective of their gender, while acknowledging their heightened susceptibility to gender-based violence due to systemic factors."

"I chose to join the team because I have been involved in several violence prevention projects. I also have a passion to look out for the interests of vulnerable members in diverse communities.

Fun Fact. I am a lover of Pidgin English and I try to promote the language as much as I can, I think Indians should learn how to speak Pidgin English too (wink wink)."

"I love to explore the great outdoors. Whether it's hiking in the mountains, going for a long bike ride, or simply taking a leisurely walk in the park, I find that spending time in nature helps me relax and recharge. It's my favorite way to unwind and connect with the world around me.

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I chose to work at Imaara Foundation because I'm passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of survivors of trauma and adversity. The foundation's mission aligns perfectly with my personal values and career goals. I believe that everyone deserves support and resources to overcome challenges, and Imaara's commitment to empowering survivors resonates with me.

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Additionally, I was inspired by the dedicated and compassionate team at Imaara, and I wanted to be part of an organization that works tirelessly to help survivors rebuild their lives. I'm excited to contribute my skills and expertise to such a meaningful cause and be a part of the positive change that Imaara brings to the community."

"I chose to join the team because I have been involved in several violence prevention projects. I also have a passion to look out for the interests of vulnerable members in diverse communities.

Fun Fact. I am a lover of Pidgin English and I try to promote the language as much as I can, I think Indians should learn how to speak Pidgin English too (wink wink)."

"I am an undergraduate student pursuing a major in Economics and a minor in Psychology. I am deeply interested in the field of behavioral economics, an upcoming field of economics that combines standard economic theory with the psychological theories of human decision making. I enjoy writing and research work especially on pressing social issues. The Neeti Project (now Imaara Foundation) allows me to explore my passion for research and writing whilst providing support
and raising awareness for gender based violence."

"I am an I/O psychologist. I have a photographic memory and I love to sing. I am an advocate of mental health and awareness. Volunteering with "The Neeti Project"(now Imaara Foundation) closely resonates with my passion." 

"Here’s a fun fact about myself - I am a dog lover and have a dachshund at home. I’ve chosen to volunteer with The Neeti Project (now Imaara Foundation)as I was really impressed with their aim and I also believe I will gain a great experience working on The Neeti Project."

"My name is Shashank. I'm from Chennai and I'm a second year at Manipal Academy Of Higher Education. I chose to volunteer at The Neeti Project (now Imaara Foundation) so that I can contribute to a cause bigger than myself and also educate myself on sexual violence so that I can be of help to anybody who needs it."