Covid-19 Relief and Rehabilitation

A Voice of Opportunity and identity with dignity

Covid-19 Relief and Rehabilitation

Relief | Hunger

  • 59,350+ food packets and dry ration kits distributed to people affected by the pandemic, including individuals engaged in begging, homeless persons, persons with mental illness, transgender communities, rickshaw pullers, daily wage laborers, domestic workers, and other vulnerable groups—addressing acute hunger and food insecurity.

Relief | Health

  • 10,127+ people supported with tele-consultations, ambulance services, vaccination support, medicines, and safety kits, helping bridge critical healthcare gaps during an overburdened public health crisis.

Recovery | Well-being

  • 187+ individuals supported through community-based initiatives aimed at collective psychosocial well-being and resilience building.

Rehabilitation | Sustainability

  • 294+ individuals supported for livelihood restoration; several were assisted in starting micro-businesses to rebuild income sources disrupted by COVID-19.
  • Community members collectively repaired 2 km of roads in Hardoi District, renovated a 60,000 sq. ft. community park, and refurbished one shelter home for homeless individuals, promoting community ownership and sustainable recovery.

Transformation Stories

Stories need to be categorized as per themes to better understand the work.

  • Restoring Identity, Rebuilding Lives
  • Small Hands, Big Dreams
  • Young Minds, Strong Communities
  • Together Through the Pandemic

Ground Reports

  • BMA Survey Key Findings – Need to be added.
  • COVID-19 Response Report