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I would like to thank the American Diversity Group, especially Mr. Mayur Mody for providing my son Sahil opportunities for serving our communities through food drives and health/vaccine clinics during COVID-19. It broadened his perspective about the challenges faced by many members of our community, and he learned how to provide some solutions for the same. Through ADG, he was also able to shadow doctors like Dr. Thacker and get invaluable insights into the practice of medicine. Additionally, he was able to discuss these meaningful experiences during his college applications and I am sure it has positively impacted his application. I am happy to share that he has been accepted by Cornell University! Thanks again for providing students with the chance to serve the community and also grooming them for their their future in college and beyond! He looks forward to volunteering with ADG in the future too!
-Asma Siddiqi
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ADG is an excellent organization for school and college students to boost their resumes which helps them stand out amongst other equally qualified candidates. The students gain real-world experience and develop skills like leadership, problem-solving and time-management while engaging in community service. Besides, they get plenty of opportunities to collaborate with professionals in many fields and get guidance, career advice and establish networking.
-Mahesh Ochaney
I am deeply grateful to the American Diversity Group (ADG) and Mr. Mayur Mody for providing me and other passionate students the incredible opportunity to serve our local communities through care and compassion at ADG's free clinics and health fairs. My time volunteering with ADG was nothing short of transformative. The opportunities I had to act as a leader while working as a medical assistant at their free clinic and health fairs were instrumental in honing my clinical skills and shaping my approach to healthcare and service.
This invaluable experience played a significant role in my acceptance into medical school and has continued to influence my success as a medical student. The lessons I learned from the dedicated doctors, nurses, volunteers, and community stakeholders at ADG have been a cornerstone of my professional development. They taught me the importance of leadership, empathy, and the impact of accessible healthcare.
As a result, I have been able to carry these lessons forward in my work with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine (UMMSM) Department of Community Service, where I continue to improve clinical workflows and provide care to underserved communities in South Florida. The foundation ADG provided me with has empowered me to make meaningful contributions to my community and pursue my career goals with confidence and purpose.
- Nikola Susic