By Sandrina da Cruz | Senior Manager of Disaster Response
This spring brought a deadly second COVID-19 wave to communities in India as many people were anticipating a long-awaited emergence from the pandemic. In May, daily cases peaked at more than 400,000—a global record. Sadly, the actual figures are likely much higher than the official data show. Exhausted frontline medical workers struggled to access oxygen and other critical medical supplies. Families and individuals in India are still enduring increased infection rates, a shortage of medical care, and a slow vaccine rollout. At every stage, our nonprofit partners have delivered hope and relief through medical support, food supplies, and by meeting other basic needs as they surfaced across the country.
With your support, people across India have received the care and assistance they require in their time of need. Your donation fueled the emergency response for families in Goa, New Delhi, Mumbai, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Bangalore, and many other areas of the country. Thank you.
Here are some of the exceptional nonprofit teams providing critical support as the pandemic continues:
Our hope is that India can avoid bracing for a third wave of this deadly pandemic. However, with the generous support of donors like you and the commitment of our nonprofit partners to these affected communities, we will continue to deliver relief to where it’s needed most.
GlobalGiving is also working with nonprofits around the world to continue delivering crucial support during the pandemic through our global Coronavirus Relief Fund.
In gratitude and solidarity,
Sandrina + the GlobalGiving Team
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