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Pair up and learn from others when you have challenges!

By Bamboo In The Wind
PeerBricks Research enables you to "Collaborate for Visible Impact" - one brick at a time!

It is an online platform aiming at creating a marketplace where pressing social challenges can be listed, discussed, debated and thoughtfully and compassionately addressed through innovative solutions. 

PeerBricks Research is a space where the work among different players makes the hardworking and focused Social Ecosystem enhance the reach and collaboration for ground effect. It is also a place where a challenge receives support and it is transformed into a new opportunity for creating lasting impact.

The PeerBricks platform is committed to the Social sector, NGOs, and Private Companies in defining and prioritizing social and environmental challenges and uploading them onto the platform to address them in a new collaborative manner.

It encourages the participation of social volunteers, citizens, and innovators, to identify, fund, co-develop, and test concrete solutions to these needs.

Ok. So, who is this for?

Problem Owners:
  • Are you an NGO, trying to help disadvantaged kids at school and have specific challenges in your work and need help?
  • Are you a social organization, trying to help the elderly engage and create meaning in life and need to see how such efforts manifest?
  • Are you an organization that is working for child welfare and unsure of what support exists for you?
  • Are you supporting women's empowerment and struggling for how best to advance?
We are looking for:
  • We are looking for concrete challenges that could be solved by social workers and innovators
  • We are looking for challenges targeting a clear issue in a local environment.
  • We are looking for challenges that could be useful all over Maharashtra and are unable to replicate and scale.
The platform will help you seek insights from experts from cross-functional fields and learn about critical problems in the community run by like-minded contributors. It will offer you a unique engagement opportunity to interact, share, and learn from other participants and advance your efforts like never before.

The platform will offer a unique opportunity to network and build valuable collaboration based on what others have already spent years figuring out. Value to the network is to focus on solving the unsolved.

PeerBricks research aims to help those who are interested in discovering the local ecosystems available around you, access volunteers, receive suggestions, find financial assistance, and get help when it matters most!

Sign up and get involved!

Stay tuned here for more. If you have suggestions, please leave a comment!

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