Developing sustainable communities lies at the heart of our goal to empower disenfranchised people.

As part of our holistic strategy to meeting the needs of the poor, we have identified the need for accessing 'clean water' as a priority in many villages around Maharashtra where the government supply of water is scarce. The provision of potable water can have a significant impact on a whole rural community.

NLMET runs different free health check up camps around the city for the marginalise communities, both in existing areas of intervention and new areas where we currently have no other intervention program.

A regular dental check up and treatment is provided to the children in the slums, HIV/AIDS awareness programs are held in the community where no current facilities are available.

All our programs operate on a consultative basis in the community. We believe a community will have 'ownership' of the intervention strategy that is developed in consultation through comprehensive research and analysis.

Our vision 2020 includes the establishment of a multipurpose community centre in each of the 100 postal codes in Mumbai.