The community fridge concept was initiated during the year 2012 in Germany, Spain. The concept is also very implemented in Mumbai too. Community fridge is a fridge which are located in public places catering the requirement of cooked for the needy people.
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It is a unique concept where NGOs in Mumbai too have taken initiatives and installed them at various places in Mumbai. Organisation like All Men and Women’s Association For Helping Humanity Always (AMAFHHA) trust contributed in a major way by installing at many places, also Versova welfare association, Archana foundation and others have made their valuable contribution towards installing Community fridges in Mumbai.
There are several benefits of Community fridge which helps to:
- avoid food wastage,
- the opportunity for those to provide unconditional service by providing food and store them.
- availability of food for needy.
Below are the locations of Community fridges in Mumbai:
| Andheri East: Blossom society, Marol |
| Bandra West: St. Joseph’s School, Hill road |
| Bhiwandi: SMB decor, opp Rolex hotel VP Naka |
| Bhendi Bazaar: Saifee Ambulance Diagnostic Centre, near Al Saadah |
| Chembur- Outside DPs- Wok Hei restaurant, opp Diamond garden. |
| Dadar East: MNS Office, Naigaon 10.11.2010 |
| Dadar West: DP’s Fast Food restaurant, opp. Kabutar Khana, Bhawani Shankar road. |
| Dadar West: MNS Office, near Shardashram society |
| Dharavi: Mahim East, Next to Siddhi Vinayak Ganesh Mandir, near Mahim railway station. |
| Dongri: Pala galli, near char nal |
| Govandi West: Plot no. 42, near Shivaji Nagar signal |
| JVPD – 5th and 6th Roads, near Municipal Market |
| Nagpada: At junction, near Sarvi restaurant |
| Mahim West: MNS office, Pinto mansion, Sitladevi mandir marg |
| Matunga East: DPs restaurant, opp Ruia college |
| Mazgaon: Sarkar Residency |
| Mazgaon: BMC garden |
| Mumbra: At Burhani hospital |
| Oshiwara: New Link Road. |
| Versova: Wateshwar Shiv Temple, Seven Bungalows, Opposite CCD. |
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