The Girijana Ujwal Yuvajana Development Society from Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh is an NGO which recently joined the ICAN network. The organisation gained awareness that about 37 families of labourers who were stuck in Visakhapatnam with no work or food, all of whom were tribal. The organisation, through its resources, has procured food grains and other…
Sakuntala Majhi from Kalitala, Balarampur, Purulia, West Bengal, had a family of 5 to feed. For the lockdown, her daily earnings had stopped and she was finding it very difficult to support and feed all members of the family. Her need was identified and forwarded to an NGO partner in Purulia, the HOPE Trust. The…
In Lucknow, an organisation by the name Shivdevi Educational and Social Welfare trust, joined the India Cowin action network as an NGO partner, to help those in distress during the COVID -19 crisis, more efficiently and effectively. The NGO was informed about the needs of many destitute and homeless in the city. In coordination with…
Three families of daily wage earners in Kolkata were in desperate need of food and ration and came in contact with a local NGO KATV Foundation, an NGO registered on the CoWin network. The founder of the NGO Ms Sujata Mondal entered their need on the I-CAN portal. Soon enough our warriors from Kolkata contacted…
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…
An NGO under the I -CAN network, Manthan Foundation, Chakan, Pune was approached by migrant workers from Chhattisgarh,Uttarpradesh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Uttrakhand, Maharashtra other districts. These migrant workers were daily wages, construction workers, helpers, company workers, drivers etc. They had not got their salaries for the month of march and were left with no…
Abid, a resident of Ambedkar Camp, Trilokpuri J.J Colony, Delhi, is the only bread-earner in his family of 12 members, within which 4 were specially-abled. He worked at a Tailoring Shop in Mayur Vihar, however, for the last couple of months he had not received any salary and had spent all his savings trying 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…
Om vijay navjeevan maharaj charitable trust Mumbai, is an NGO under the Co-Win action network . They identified that many people in Jyoti nagar and Vijay nagar area of Dombivli east who were all daily wagers and finding it hard to feed themselves in the lockdown. The city is under a strict lockdown because of…
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…
Severa Swamsevi Sangathan is a local Ngo working in Rewasi, Sheohar, Bihar, registered under the I-CAN network. Mr Mohan Kumar, the Ngo secretary got to know about the need of Sovansh Rai, a specially abled resident of Rewasi. Sovansh was struggling to feed himself in the lockdown. Mr Mohan immediately contacted Sovansh, verified his address…
Sumamma lived behind Kanumulo Gangamma Temple, Madanapalli, Andhra Pradesh and was struggling for food. She was a transgered and lived along with 50 such families who had all lost their earnings in wake of the the lockdown. Sumamma approached a local NGO, registered with the I-CAN Network, Dhaathree Foundation. The NGO arranged 15 days of…