Please Help NGO Diya Ghar Provide Food To Migrant Daily Wage Laborers And Their Families

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42,000+ migrant families have received dry ration kits. Thank you for your support!  

Please continue to support Diya Ghar working with XLRI Alumni Association, Bangalore to reach another 40,000 families.  

About Diya Ghar: 

Diya Ghar runs Montessori Preschools and Day Care Centres for children of migrant labourers. We currently serve 135 children through 3 Centres in Bangalore. Our focus is providing nutrition and education.

Due to the COVID pandemic our families have lost their jobs and hence have no way of feeding their families. We are providing migrant families with dry ration kits. We have partnered with XLRI Alumni Association, Bangalore for the relief work. XLRI, the oldest B-school in India has a vibrant alumni network and is supporting fund-raising, sourcing and solutioning to ensure that high quality supplies reach the migrant communities. 

What are you donating towards:

With COVID-19 lock down, migrant families are one of the worst affected in the city. They have lost their livelihood. We are running this campaign to provide dry ration kits to affected migrant families in Bangalore. Your small donation of ₹900 will support one migrant family’s grocery needs for 2 weeks.  

How you can support: 

Donate INR 900 to support grocery needs for two weeks for one migrant family. The kit contains Rice 12.5 Kg, Dal - 2 Kg, Oil - 1 litres, Sugar - 1 Kg, Salt 1 Kg, Sambar Powder - 100 gms, Soaps - 2 bars.

The COVID-19 Relief functions as follows:

1. Supply Chain – We are working with large and small distributors, retailers to create packages with essential supplies. Our current suppliers are Big Basket, Metro Cash & Carry, Solveasy and wholesale traders.

2. Repacking – We have partnered with the Bangalore Jesuit Educational Society and we are using 2 Colleges and 1 school as hubs for repacking. Volunteer groups are involved in this process.

3. Distribution – We have tied with up with NGOs / organizations that are already in contact and working with the unorganized, at-risk migrant labour. Volunteer groups help with distribution. We have the required Government permissions for movement of people and vehicles.

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