In case of a disaster of catastrophic nature happening anywhere in India, DNR Foundation responds by developing innovative initiatives to address the immediate needs of affected people as well as long term resettlement projects. We also collect donations for a credible and renowned local or international organization that is committed to relief efforts.
#DefeatCOVID19
The death toll due to the coronavirus virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in India was 356 as of Apr 14, 2020. Since Mar 24, 2020, India has been under a nationwide lockdown, still continued even in the unlock phase extended by the Government in many cities, to curb the spread of the new virus. India is among the worst-hit countries, but its grossly under-funded and patchy public health system, with huge variations between different states, poses special challenges for the country’s disease containment strategy. As on 10 August cases crossed 22.70 Lakh in India.
The economy set back is direct impacted on humans apart from the death threat. The government is trying to ease the lockdown to move the economy but without compromising public health. So different measures have been taken. Daily wagers are hard effected by lockdown and especially rickshaw pullers. The situation in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh Karnataka, Delhi NCR, and poor states are even more grime like in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh etc. In urban slum and in rural areas underprivileged people are more affected and need support.
Meal for daily wagers and their family
DNRF distributed more than six lakhs meals in Patna and Mumbai also in Dharavi- a most effected area by Covid-19. The target group was daily wagers and their family. The awareness program was part of the project. Through mobile van and Radio Mirchi, we tried to make people aware of safety and precaution from Covid-19. The project was supported by the Vedanta Group.
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Mask Distribution:
Distributing washable masks to underprivileged. Two masks each person for a family pack of 10 masks. They can wash and reuse it. Once habit developed they will purchase the masks as essential items like medicine and food. Parallel distribution parsons will make aware that how important is to wear a mask and how to use it. The project focus area is Delhi NCR, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
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Soap & Sanitizer Distribution:
Distributing the pair of soap and sanitizer to the same family to clean their hands regularly and make them aware of why use soap and not soil/rakh to protect from corona virus.
Support Rickshaw Puller effected due to Covid-19 Lockdown.
As a pilot project, we may immediately start to support rickshaw pullers through repairing their damaged rickshaw and support safety measures to increase their earning and to protect them through the mask (Washable) and soap/sanitizer. We may also do awareness about how to protect from corona among rickshaw puller.
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Capacity Building of Community Leaders in Rural and Urban Slum areas
We may also do awareness and capacity building programs for community leaders like ANM, Anganwadi, Asha, Teachers, Village Head, SHGs members and youths about how to protect your slum/village from the corona.
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#FloodRelief
Bihar
In Bihar, more than 74 lakh people in 16 districts have been affected by the flood situation so far. 23 people have lost their lives due to floods. Meanwhile, the flood situation in Bihar remained grim on Monday with 20,000 more people affected by the calamity in 16 districts. Darbhanga reported the highest number of flood-related deaths at 10, followed by Muzaffarpur at six, West Champaran at four and two each in Saran and Siwan, according to the State Disaster Management Authority.
Assam
Starting June every year, the monsoons arrive in Assam, leaving the rivers like Brahmaputra and Pagaldia at a threat of breaching the danger mark, further leading to flooding.
Over 56.9 lakh people have been affected in 30 districts of Assam due to floods in the state, said the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) on Friday in its daily flood report.
“As many as 56,91,694 persons have been affected in 30 districts of Assam due to floods in the state,” the ASDMA said adding that 113 people have lost their lives due to the floods.
A total of 626 relief camps have been set up for the flood victims in the state, in which 1,56,874 victims are taking shelter.
Apart from collecting and distributing flood relief material, our teams have been uniting various stakeholders to join hands in working for the flood relief including, the corporate.
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