Project Report
| Oct 25, 2021
Providing a Ray of Hope to Survive
By Rebecca Dias | Project Leader
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Sheela (name changed), 85 years, a tribal widow, lives all alone as her son migrated in search of work and hasn’t returned yet. Since she did not have any income, her neighbours helped her daily with two meals for her survival.
But during the COVID 19 pandemic, her neighbours were unable to support her further due to the loss of their jobs. She had been starving until she received the support of food grains and hygiene materials from PRIDE India. To ensure that she receives continuity of food support, PRIDE India connected her to the Public Distribution System and ensured that she monthly received food grains, during these crucial times. She was very thankful to all the supporters and well-wishers as without this support she was losing all hopes of survival.
PRIDE India continues to reach out to the neediest communities supporting them with food essential packets.
There are many such needy families who need support to survive. Let us continue to spread hope and join hands together to support these families in need…..
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Jun 26, 2021
Your generous support helps to bring smiles on many families
By Umesh Tandel | Umesh Tandel
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COVID 19 relief work
Your generous support helps to bring smiles on many families.…
As the second wave of COVID pandemic struck India, Maharashtra is among one of the worst affected states. Not only the urban areas but rural areas are also affected badly with increasing cases day by day making it a worse situation than the first wave. This pandemic affected many lives and many people lost their earning sources. It’s badly impacted on daily bread earners life, especially the tribal community who are daily wage earners is worst as they are highly dependent on the money earned daily and are left with no money to access any resources available. PRIDE India understands these families being dependent on daily wages are in dire need of basic food material to survive and sustain their families. Support from Well wishes like you have helped in reaching poor families with food support and hygiene kits.
So far 18219 families have been benefited across 6 districts of Maharashtra with food grain and hygiene kits support and also, 574 families were supported by us for initiating small business for managing their livelihood. Our emergency COVID 19 response mission has been benefited more than 93965 population. The beneficiaries are grateful to PRIDE India and supporters, for helping them in their challenging times.
There are many such vulnerable families who are still in need of support. Requesting you to support bringing smiles in their lives…
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Family supported with Food packet
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Family supported with food packets
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Feb 25, 2021
Supporting vulnerable families during crises
By Rebecca Dias | Project Leader
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The PRIDE India works towards empowering marginalized rural and urban communities to lead lives filled with dignity and self-respect. It envisions a society based on equal opportunities and human rights through the promotion of holistic development of the communities.
As an Emergency Response to help these worst affected families in the COVID 19 crisis, The PRIDE India provided the support of food grain and hygiene packets during this hour of crisis to the affected vulnerable families like tribal, widows, old age elders and the differently able people helping them sustain during this pandemic. This will ensure that their children and families are safe and that they do not become victims of malnutrition and hunger.
So far, PRIDE India has reached out to 15661 families, benefitting a population of 78305 beneficiaries from Marathawada (2676), Raigad (4930) and Mumbai (8055).
These families are very grateful to PRIDE India and its well-wishers as with this support received they and especially their children were saved from hunger and malnourishment.
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