Provide Food for Hungry Indian Families

Since the inception of the COVID-19 pandemic, SevaChild International has supplied food rations to the most destitute of India's tribal populations in an effort to mitigate the significant challenge faced by the poorest of the poor:  earning money to feed their families during nationwide lockdowns.

But since 2023, we have shifted our focus to the unfortunate victims of ever-increasing, climate change-precipitated natural disasters -- the brunt of which is felt by those dwelling in remote rural areas.  In 2024, over 1,000 families have received food rations through SevaChild's distribution network thus far!  One ration kit provides enough food to nourish an Indian family of four or five members for one month, and also includes non-comestible items such as soap and sanitary napkins.

As the need for outside intervention continues to be critical, SevaChild will maintain this vital project -- relief without which countless individuals would go hungry.

SevaChild International continues to provide relief in the form of victuals for the victims of flooding, landslides, and typhoons in India.  Unfortunately, such catastrophes occur on a regular basis in this part of the world, and are increasing in regularity and severity due to climate change.

Families in the areas serviced can ill afford to have their homes and crops destroyed or their businesses closed indefinitely; SevaChild's efforts are focused on providing food for those who have been rendered homeless and without a means of support in the wake of the aforementioned natural disasters.

With the support and assistance of in-country volunteers, our donors are providing the bare necessities for life in the harshest of conditions.

A $25.00 contribution will supply food for a family of five for an entire month.