About Project Mumbai: Project Mumbai is an award-winning nonprofit recognized for its work across health, environment, education, governance, inclusion, and mental health. The organization’s Mental Health vertical has led innovative, community-based psychosocial support models for populations ranging from school students to police personnel and prison inmates. Our goal is to integrate accessible mental health care into everyday spaces, using a systemic and empathetic approach. About our Mental Health Initiatives: As a part of our team, you will get to work on several pathbreaking and important projects such as: ● The Smiling Schools Project: Our flagship school-based program providing socio-emotional training and support to thousands of students in more than ~100 BMC schools across Mumbai. ● Samvaad: A unique, toll-free mental health helpline for adolescents to seek 1:1 counseling, guidance, and other support. ● Manaswin: A first-of-its-kind mental health counseling and stress management series of training and workshops for uniformed personnel - Mumbai police, Traffic police, Railway employees, and others. ● Nayi Disha: One of the first NGO-led mental health programs in Maharashtra’s prisons, providing therapy, group sessions, and trauma recovery tools for inmates and staff. Role Overview: We are looking for an experienced and compassionate Mental Health professional to lead and scale Project Mumbai’s Mental Health Initiatives. The role involves project management, counselor supervision, training & capacity building, stakeholder collaboration, monitoring & evaluation, and impact documentation. You will work across schools, urban communities, and public institutions to make mental health support more inclusive and accessible. Key Responsibilities 1. Project Management ● Design and implement structured mental wellbeing programs across schools, communities, and institutional settings (e.g., prisons, police departments). ● Develop session plans, resource materials, and intervention frameworks based on SEL and trauma-informed care. ● Manage counseling models such as helplines, group sessions, and one-on-one therapy services. ● Coordinate program timelines, deliverables, and implementation frameworks. 2. Counseling & Clinical Oversight ● Supervise psychologists and counselors deployed across project sites to ensure quality and ethical standards. ● Provide individual and group counseling where required, especially for high-risk cases. ● Co-develop and enforce protocols for crisis response, case referrals, suicide ideation, and abuse situations. ● Maintain ethical standards of documentation, confidentiality, and care. 3. Stakeholder Engagement & Relationship Management ● Liaise with stakeholders such as BMC, Mumbai Police, Health Department, school authorities, and community & institutional partners. ● Represent Project Mumbai at mental health networks, government forums, and donor platforms. ● Work with project CSR teams and donors on project planning, implementation, and documentation. 5. Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) ● Design project-level impact measurement tools such as needs assessments, pre-post evaluation forms, and feedback loops. ● Track outcomes using qualitative and quantitative indicators aligned with funder and program objectives. ● Lead the documentation of case studies, success stories, and learning insights. ● Develop monthly and quarterly progress reports for donors, partners, and internal review. 6. Budgeting, Documentation & Reporting ● Support grant proposal development and donor communications. ● Ensure financial accountability and alignment of expenditures with project objectives. ● Contribute to strategic planning, fundraising pitches, and stakeholder reporting. ● Maintain comprehensive documentation for internal audits and external reporting. 7. Communications & Outreach ● Work with the communications team to generate awareness content and highlight mental health narratives. ● Support public campaigns, storytelling efforts, and community engagement events. ● Participate in cross-functional Project Mumbai activities such as city-wide clean-up drives, health fairs, or citizen awareness programs. Required Qualifications and Skills: ● Master’s degree in Clinical or Counseling Psychology (M.A. / M.Sc.) – mandatory ● 8–10 years of experience in leading mental health or psychosocial programs in nonprofit, school, or institutional contexts. ● Proficiency in English and Marathi is important; working knowledge of Hindi is essential. ● Experience working with adolescents, urban poor communities, or institutional populations. ● Demonstrated expertise in crisis intervention, supervision, and trauma-informed practices. ● Strong team management, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills. ● Familiarity with M&E tools and documentation practices preferred. ● Experience in grant writing or donor reporting is a plus. Nice to have (but not mandatory): ● Experience in grant writing, report development, or impact storytelling. ● Exposure to SEL curriculum design or digital helpline operations. ● Certification in trauma-informed care, suicide prevention, or expressive arts therapy. Remuneration: Compensation will be commensurate with experience and nonprofit sector standards. Application: To apply, please share your updated CV at shishir@projectmumbai.org

About the job: About the Role Do you love telling stories through design? Are you someone who can take an idea and turn it into a visual that makes people stop, look, and think? If yes, we want to hear from you! Project Mumbai is looking for a creative mind to join our Communications Team someone who understands Mumbai's vibe, has a sharp eye for design, and can communicate with impact. Key responsibilities: 1. Design posters, carousels, banners, illustrations, and other visual assets for social media, presentations, events, and campaigns. 2. Create collaterals such as certificates, invites, infographics, and more. 3. Develop layouts and visual storytelling aligned with Project Mumbai's brand identity. 4. Write engaging captions and content ideas to enhance social media posts and stories. 5. Collaborate with the communications team to brainstorm, plan, and design content that reflects the brand's voice and aesthetics. 6. Tailor design content to suit the tone and requirements of different platforms like Instagram and LinkedIn. Who can apply: Only those candidates can apply who: have minimum 1 years of experience are from Mumbai only Salary: ₹ 3,00,000 /year Experience: 1 year(s) Deadline: 2025-08-16 23:59:59 Other perks: 5 days a week, Free snacks & beverages Skills required: Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW, Video Editing, UI & UX Design and Canva Other Requirements: 1. 0–2 years of experience in design and communications (internships/freelance/full-time); experience in the social sector is a plus. 2. Proficiency in Canva; knowledge of Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop is an added advantage. 3. Strong visual storytelling skills, with the ability to create compelling moodboards inspired by platforms like Pinterest and Behance. 4. Passion for Mumbai and an eye for telling its stories creatively. 5. Awareness of current design and social media trends. 6. Ability to multitask and manage multiple deadlines effectively. About Company: Mumbai is a city of aspirations. A megapolis bustling with activity. But it is also a city where you can easily find people jostling for space, striving for opportunities, and struggling with time. Mumbai is home to some of the most powerful businesses and residences in the world. It also shelters the largest expanse of slum roofs above people's heads. Some say Mumbai is a city that never sleeps. It is also a city that does not give its residents much of a choice. Project Mumbai is an effort to identify the challenges people face and find solutions. It is an initiative to create collaboration between people, public entities, and private organizations to make things work. Project Mumbai is an engagement platform for issues, a place for discussion, and a hub for research. Project Mumbai seeks your support. Your participation. For our Mumbai. Mumbai, that is, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).