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About Us

Project FUEL, founded in 2009 by Deepak Ramola, collects life lessons from people all over the world and turns them into interactive and performance activities, to pass on the learnings. The passing on happens by way of workshops, seminars, and sometimes even over coffee.

Every life is important and so is what each person's life teaches them. At FUEL, life lessons are continuously collected, documented, thought about deeply and then turned into performance activities. This ensures that you don't just hear someone's lesson in words but experience it tangibly, and apply it practically in your own life. The organization seeks to build a community of young adults who live, learn and share in order to make meaningful psycho-social and emotional contribution to their lives, and the society at large.

A life lesson that comes to us from another human being can shine light on the understanding of our own life. Hence the name FUEL, which stands for Forward the Understanding of Every Life Lesson.

Project FUEL - The Story

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Our Approach

We conduct life skills workshops using an eclectic mix of performance and interactive mediums like theatre, storytelling, creative writing and spoken word poetry. Along with workshops we also pass on the learnings through blogs, short films, community events and conferences. Our mission is to make each life count and to touch as many lives through our varied approach. Our work contributes towards enhanced emotional quotient, communication skills, embracing ones vulnerability and strength and heightened self-awareness – an element we consider key in positively influencing every area of one’s life.

Workshops

FUEL conducts life lesson workshops at organizations, corporates and educational institutions. The workshops include interactive and performance activities devised from life lessons of people from around the world. These workshops are always high on fun, emotions, acceptance and “aha!” moments.
Book a session here.

Collaborations

One thing we know sure at Project FUEL is that we love to collaborate. Designers, muralists, illustrators, musicians, photographers, social entrepreneurs and changemakers – we love them all! If you think there is a way for us to work together, connect with us here.

Wise Wall Project

The Wise Wall Project is an initiative to document the rural wisdom of our villages and celebrating it through art murals. The project aims to improve social-health, showcase culture, highlight folktales and create livelihood through responsible tourism. To explore our first Wise Wall Project in Saur, Uttarakhand Click Here

Our Projects & Collaborations

Watch

  • Twice Wise Episode 01

  • Twice Wise Episode 02

  • Twice Wise Episode 03

  • Twice Wise Episode 04

  • Twice Wise Episode 05

  • Twice Wise Episode 06

  • Twice Wise Episode 07

  • Twice Wise Episode 08

FUEL in Numbers

Life Lessons Collected

From Ages 5-100

Still counting

Passed on to

11

Countries and working towards expanding to more

Blessings Received

Infinite

Testimonials

Get Involved

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Volunteer with us

The FUEL volunteer chapters are currently present in Delhi, Mumbai, Dehradun and Sweden but we are open to receiving applications from all over the world. Tell us about your interests and areas of expertise if you are ready to take a plunge into the FUEL’s pool of wisdom.

Work with us

All positions at FUEL are based out of Dehradun. Currently, there are no vacancies but we will be hiring soon. So look out!

Our Team

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  • Contact Us

    Say Hi... We like to hear from you, we really do. Send your queries and love notes to the Project FUEL team at [email protected] You may also send cake. Enjoying a good good cake is serious business; it's a collective life lesson of the Project FUEL team.

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