Disaster Relief & Rehabilitation
An active, responsive participation and supportive action towards natural calamities and pandemic outbreaks has always been on the Trust's agenda.
Emergency Response
Standing with communities in crisis
COVID-19 Relief Support
Personal Protection Equipment and N95 masks were provided to healthcare workers who lacked adequate supply during the outbreak, alongside food, medicines and hygiene kits for villagers and local governing bodies in lockdown-affected areas.
Flood Victims of Morigaon, Assam
Village communities affected by river flooding and landslides received relief materials — beddings, kitchen items, stationery, food supplies and medical aid. Nearly 2,000 beneficiaries were supported in 2019.
Cyclone Victims of Penthakata, Odisha
Fishing families impacted by cyclones received relief materials comprising groceries, daily necessities, women's hygiene kits, and baby food.
Rehabilitative Homes in West Bengal
Concrete homes were constructed for destitute populations in isolated Sundarbans hamlets vulnerable to devastating floods.
Every Day, Not Just In Crisis
Ongoing relief & rehabilitation
Beyond emergency response, several programmes run year-round to support the most vulnerable.
Supply of Pure Drinking Water
Almost 5,000 litres of water is supplied every day to rural communities, covering South 24 Parganas through block-wise distribution.
Mobile Drinking Water in Summers
Around 1,000 beneficiaries receive packaged drinking water daily across streets and suburbs of Kolkata during the summer months.
Winter Blanket Programme
Blankets and homemade cakes are distributed to homeless individuals every year on the 25th of December.
Sanitation & Elderly Support
Sanitation initiatives address parasitic disease prevention, alongside monthly medicine and ration support for elderly people without family support, and community feeding during calamities and poor harvests.
