Food
Hot meals where no kitchen fire gets lit.
The kitchen starts at 4:30 every morning. Two routes go out — one towards the construction sites, one towards the hospital gates. Meals are served on a plate rather than handed over in a packet, so that people sit down and eat.
- Daily meal drive
Two runs a day, two routes, afternoon and evening.
- Ration kits
A month of groceries for widows, elders and single-parent households.
- Hospital meals
For attendants who stay with a patient day and night.
Health
A doctor, the medicine and the test, in one place and at no cost.
Running a camp is the easy part; following up is not. So every camp produces a register, and the team calls afterwards to ask whether the course of medicine is still being taken.
- General and eye camps
Two camps a month, in different neighbourhoods.
- Screening for women
Anaemia, blood pressure and blood sugar — the things most often left unchecked.
- Referrals and medicine support
Paperwork and access to a government hospital when treatment gets serious.
Education
Catching a child before the school does.
No child leaves school in a single day. They fall behind slowly. Evening classes close that gap, and fee support covers the month when the household income stops.
- After-school centres
Two hours a day for classes 1 to 8, inside the neighbourhood itself.
- Books, uniforms, fees
Based on need, paid directly to the school.
- Digital literacy
Basic computing and online form-filling for teenagers.
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