Hi! I would like to start repair event in Pune India, any fellow Punekars interested?
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I am a long way from India but I would like to salute you and wish you success.
When I think about how to spread the word to potential volunteers near our project, I try to imagine who those people might be and how I can get the message to them. Are they members of a club, or studying practical subjects, or working in local engineering companies?
Maybe you could put up a sign in local shops that sell repair materials asking for volunteers? Or ask local community leaders to make an announcement in church, mosque temple or other group?
I hope these suggestions have some value even though our situations are different.
Kind regards
Gareth
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connect with us @Astha
Electrotech informatics pune
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Hi Astha! It’s great to hear you’d like to start a repair event in Pune.
For some more local advice (and possibly local contacts), you could try getting in touch with @Purna at Repair Cafe Collective India:
Good luck with it and please feel free to keep posting here if you’d like to chat about how to get something up and running 
Tomorrow, we’re hosting an online discussion about our experience of hosting repair cafe workshops in indian cities.
We’ve built networks—feel free to make the most of them!
Check out our Linktree for a complete overview of our experiences. We’d love to collaborate with you!
For more details, reach out at response2chre@gmail.com or repaircafe.bengaluru@gmail.com.
Thanks @james for mentioning about us.
Purna
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Thanks for your suggestions! Our volunteers come from all walks of life. Every time we host repair-based programs, they step up and contribute their time and skills.
Purna
Hi,
I met @Babajan_Sajjan online and we had a great discussion. Hopefully we will have pune chapter coming soon…
Thanks
Purna
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Hi All
I couldn’t attend the meeting yesterday, would love to catch up soon. I’m eager to be part of this.
Astha
Please share your email id ?
Thanks
Repair Cafe Collective India