The COVID-19 pandemic has made a significant impact on food availability. The situation has worsened the condition for the vulnerable section of society. Both the state and central government have announced numerous measures to ensure food accessibility among all. Many voluntary organisations and individuals have also reached out to the needy with food supplies. But the quantity of food supply has failed to provide for all those in dire need of food. With mid-meal schemes hindered due to the closing of schools, children are left with a hungry stomach. We are also working to provide food and other essential commodities to the underprivileged people.

Women are now breaking the stereotypes and stepping actively onto the podium. Men have dominated the sports sector for the longest time. Female athletes are now taking centre stage and removing sexist biases that ruled professional sports. Women sports are increasingly becoming popular with viewers and participants. Women games were rarely broadcasted in the media earlier as they were considered to be boring. The number of women participating in the Olympics has significantly increased over the years. With growing interest, acceptance, funding participation, and wins, women sports is changing for the better.

Thousands are killed, and hundreds are left injured every year in natural disasters. Aid agencies and rescue teams use technology to administer rescue operations and help the affected ones. We provide medical care, food supplies, drinking water and relief supplies to the people caught in the mid-fire of a natural disaster. We bring the injured ones to the camp for medical treatment. We offer a full line of specialised services to respond to the urgent needs linked to a natural disaster. We as a disaster response organisation, we specialise in the rapid construction and operation of large-scale relief base camps and life support facilities for the injured people.

We offer free eye check-up in different communities to identify cataract and other eye-related diseases in adults which can cause blindness. We provide free cataract surgeries for indigent older people. We offer not only free checkup but also distribute free medicines, and eye drops to the patients. We offer free consultation and bring awareness among people about diseases that can cause vision loss. We help the poor who can’t afford eye checkups and operations. We also provide free eye camp at schools to detect early symptoms of eye diseases in children. We offer services for the eradication of blindness in the rural areas. We also conduct follow-up appointments to check their recovery and progress.

Women in the rural sector predominantly take part in handicraft making. Women empowerment through handicraft business have undoubtedly proved to be very promising and successful. Handicraft businesses have made a notable impact on the lives of financially weak women. We have created a platform for women to showcase their handicraft skills and bring their financial empowerment. Our women workers excel in embroidery, handmade utensils, metal craft, pottery, basket weaving, handcrafted jewellery, fabric weaving, portraits and figures, traditional carpet making and many more. Our eye-catching designs and high-quality handicrafts make us stand out. We train and groom women to maximise their full potential in handicraft making.