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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Action contre la Faim and UNICEF-France are deploying actions to provide access to water and hygiene to isolated people, children and the most vulnerable families in Paris and its metropolitan areas A joint effort between Action contre la Faim and UNICEF-France intends to help children and families living in vulnerable situations in metropolitan Paris, for
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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
Marhamah Association for Social and Charitable Projects The Marhamah association in Tunis has contributed to the prevention process of COVID-19 under the sign «Stay in your home so that you protect us and protect your children». In this regard, it has supported the efforts of the Tunisian state in curbing the spread of the pandemic.
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Home Delivery of Medicines Initiative As a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Omani youth have launched an initiative through their company, “Wareed”, which aims to deliver monthly medications and prescriptions to homes for free for a month, without the need to go to the hospital. This initiative supports especially patients suffering from chronic diseases who
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The Hidden Heroes: Ward Boys in India In India, cases of coronavirus passed 7 million (as of 12th October, 2020). The “corona ward” in a hospital in Delhi, the capital city of India, cares for patients infected with the coronavirus. Ward boys like Mr. Deep Chand are hospital staff who assist nurses and doctors to
