Disaster & Relief Support

Disaster & Relief Support

Emergency Aid for Vulnerable Communities

๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ Emergency Aid for Vulnerable Communities

Programme Overview

Nature9 Foundation responds rapidly to humanitarian emergencies โ€” providing essential ration kits, hygiene supplies, and critical support to daily wage workers, railway porters, and vulnerable families when they need it most.

Programme Objectives

Respond rapidly to humanitarian crises affecting daily wage workers and vulnerable families
Distribute essential ration kits containing food, oil, and basic hygiene items
Ensure that the most economically vulnerable are not left behind during crises
Build a community trust that the Foundation will mobilise in times of need
Coordinate with local government and welfare bodies for efficient relief delivery

Impact Statement

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Nature9 Foundation ensured that railway porters and daily wage workers at Chandigarh Railway Station โ€” among the most economically vulnerable โ€” received essential ration kits for their families when they needed it most.

Key Achievements

2020
COVID-19 relief at railway station
Ration Kits
Food, oil, spices, hygiene items
Railway
Porters & daily wage workers helped
Rapid
Community response deployed

Who We Serve

Railway porters and daily wage workers
Families who lost livelihoods during crises
Vulnerable communities unable to access emergency support
Activities

What We've Done

COVID-19 Relief โ€” Railway Porters & Daily Wage Workers
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COVID-19 Relief โ€” Railway Porters & Daily Wage Workers

During the COVID-19 lockdown, distributed essential ration kits to railway porters (coolies) at Chandigarh Railway Station. Each kit contained rice, flour, pulses, cooking oil, spices, salt, tea, sugar, and basic hygiene items โ€” sufficient for a family for two weeks.

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