Mr Gowri, from J.P Nagar, Bengaluru identified and posted a need with the CoWin network. Ms Lakshmi, and her family of 5, living in his neighbourhood, was a poor lady who was struggling to feed her family in the lockdown. Her needs for ration and supplies were informed to warrior Anupam in Bengaluru. Upon getting…
Mohsin was one among 63 people from North East India (Manipur, Nagaland & Assam) who were living in narrow lanes of Shivajinagar, Bengaluru along with women and children. He contacted Reforest India, a local NGO for groceries and supplies. The NGO raised a request for their needs on the Co-win Action Network. Warrior Janet from…
15 poor families from West Bengal had travelled to Someshwar Nagar, Bangalore as their family members were receiving treatment at Kidwai Oncology Centre. In wake of the lockdown all of them got stuck in Bangalore and with the passing of time their struggles to arrange food for themselves were increasing. The urgent requirement of these…
Ashish Ghosh and 5 others, originally from West Bengal, had left their homes and came to Karnataka, for work. They were migrant labourers dependent on their daily earnings and for the lockdown they were stuck with Yadgir, Karnataka with no food or work. Their needs were registered on the network and the relief process was…
The urgent need of about 200 people, for food and groceries, from Narayanapura, Bengaluru reached the CoWin action network. All of them were migrant workers and our warrior from Bengaluru, Anupam started coordinating efforts to provide relief to them. He was able to take help from local NGOs and Activists and ultimately reached out to…
An NGO under the I-CAN network, Reforestindia identified the needs of 20 Tamil and Telugu Migrants stuck at Laxmipura, 2nd Street, Saraswathipuram, Arekere, Bangalore. The NGO put their needs on the dashboard and arranged grocery kits for the workers. Finally, Co-win warriors from Reforestindia Synthia and Desmond, verified the people in need and handed over…
An awareness Camp was organised in remote villages Dadgatamadagu, Gowdanakunte, Karekalpalya & Kelarialli of Dodareballapur Taluk, rural Bangalore, Karnataka by Co-win Warrior Raghavendra Prasad of Co-win NGO Partner Reforest India. They also distributed 1200 cotton masks to the villagers which were provided by Spoorthy Vividoddesha women’s Group, Karenahalli. The Camp was supported by Head Constable…