Feed the Daily Wager- India Zomato feeding India is an initiative, with the mission to ensure ‘better food for more people’ and ‘zero hunger’ to take the dream of ending hunger a step closer to reality. They are working with a network of over 26,000 volunteers across over 100 cities in India to provide the […]
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The Sreepur Village Charity Teaches Skills to Women and Children The Sreepur Village is a UK based charity that runs and funds a women and children’s village in rural Bangladesh and lies approximately 30 miles north of the capital city Dhaka. The organization works with destitute mothers and their children to increase their chances of
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HelpAge International takes care of the elderly around the world The elderly are treasures of societies, but many of them are fighting sickness alone worldwide, and the pandemic has worsened this situation. Many older people living without assistance cannot independently obtain medicine due to their health conditions. HelpAge International is an organisation with the mission
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United Way Mumbai’s initiatives to secure education, health, and safety Facing challenges raised by the pandemic in India, the non-profit organisation United Way Mumbai initiated multiple COVID-19-related projects that aim to help different target groups and raise awareness of their dire situations. These target groups include the vulnerable populations—such as low-income households—and increasingly burn-out frontline
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No Food Waste: eliminating hunger, one person at a time In Hyderabad, India, the non-profit organization “No Food Waste” is serving over 5,000 meals to the poor every day. This is twice as many meals than what No Food Waste distributed before the lockdown. The mission of the organization is to solve the hunger problem
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Robin Hood Army (India) ‘’The COVID-19 pandemic will see more than a quarter of a billion people suffering of acute hunger by the end 2020, according to the World Food Programme (WFP)1’’. Urgent actions have to be taken to limit the severe impact of hunger on the lives of population, particularly in low-resource countries. In
