How we are celebrating:
3 social awareness reels: Heartsaver CPR, stroke awareness, organ donation
Informative pamphlets in English & Hindi for the public
Press release to the media
CODE LIFE training – Learn it. Save it. Protect it.
Sunday, 11 October 2026
9:00 am – 12:30 pm
Hands-on BLS & CPR, stroke, organ donation, antibiotic resistance, adult vaccination
Walkathon 12:30 pm – 1:00 pm, 
Mewar Bhawan, Sector 14, Vashi, Navi Mumbai
In association with Swasthya Samiti Mewar Sangh Mumbai and hospitals across Mumbai.
Come, learn to save a life, and bring your family! 
– ISCCM Mumbai City Branch
This important initiative will help equip the volunteers with the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively during medical emergencies.
We sincerely thank the trainers from Sir H. N. Reliance Hospital, Jaslok Hospital, and Wockhardt Hospital for their valuable time, expertise, and dedication. Special appreciation to Dr. Mehul Shah, Dr. Indraneel Raut, Dr. Gunjan Chanchalani, and Dr. Nikhil Varge for their support in making this training program a success.
Congratulations once again to everyone involved, and thank you for contributing to a safer and more prepared community.
Gleneagles Hospital, Mumbai — in association with ZTCC Mumbai and ISCCM Mumbai — has been officially awarded the GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™️ title for the Largest Fibreglass Sculpture of Multi-Organs, achieved on 16th September 2026.
This 30-ft sculpture, “Monument of Life – Organs of Hope,” is a lasting tribute to organ donation and transplantation — a reminder that one decision to donate can give several people another heartbeat, another breath, another vision, another tomorrow.
Dr Mehul Shah, Secretary, on behalf of ISCCM Mumbai, and Dr Prashant Borade, Executive Committee member, received the certificate on behalf of the initiative.
Happy to share that our “Code Life” Social Awareness Drive – organised by ISCCM Mumbai City Branch was successfully held on 3rd August 2026, timed with National Organ Donation Day.
True to its theme “Learn it. Save it. Protect it.”, the session covered all five pillars of Code Life under one roof: Highlights included hands-on CPR/AED demonstrations, an engaging talk on antimicrobial stewardship (“one medicine does not treat all germs”), a sharp stroke-awareness session (“Brain Attack: Act Fast”), and a strong reminder that one organ donor can save up to 8 lives. A full house of community members had joined in. A great example of our Branch taking critical care awareness beyond the hospital walls and into the community.