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From a youth-led movement in Nagpur to a registered foundation working with schools, municipal systems and communities.

  1. Early 2010s

    Youth-led civic roots in Nagpur

    Renovatio began as a youth-led civic movement in Nagpur.

  2. 2015

    Reuse, responsible recycling and early Dreamcatchers work

    Volunteers ran Share the Spare and the E-Cycle e-waste collection campaign, and began early Dreamcatchers classroom work.

    E-Cycle coverage, The Times of India, 24 August 2015 (opens in a new tab)

  3. 2016 to 2018

    Wellbeing and sustained work with young people

    RenoYoga sessions, the 2017 Dreamers Summit and continued Dreamcatchers sessions.

    RenoYoga coverage, Nagpur Today (opens in a new tab) · Dreamers Summit coverage, The Times of India (opens in a new tab)

  4. 2019 and 2020

    Formal registration

    Renovatio Foundation was registered as a society on 11 December 2019 and as a public trust on 21 September 2020.

    See registrations

  5. 2024

    eivolve incubation

    Renovatio joined the seven-organisation 2024 cohort of eivolve, the volunteering incubator then run by India Welfare Trust.

    eivolve Cohort 3 listing (opens in a new tab) · Awards and incubation

  6. 2024–25

    Municipal schools and children’s homes

    Project Dreamcatchers reported reaching 3,500+ children across 20 municipal schools and five children’s homes.

    Project Dreamcatchers

  7. 2025–26

    Municipal scale and teacher capacity

    Project Dreamcatchers worked with the Nagpur Municipal Corporation across 53 municipal schools, reporting 10,000+ students reached and 200+ teachers trained.

    Read the NMC case

  8. 2026

    Site stewardship and new education engagements

    A 3,000-tree planting at the SRPF campus, Nagpur, in August 2026, and the start of staff sessions with the Tribal Development Department, Nagpur Division, in October 2026.

    SRPF site card · Current work

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