With the objective of serving the flood affected families, the NGO has collaborated with Zomato to distribute food to the needy amidst Covid-19 and lockdown in the country.

To relieve these flood affected families in Assam, the NGO through its flood-relief campaign distributed ration kits that contain dry food items, ready-to-eat food packets, dry snacks, packets of biscuits, namkeen, milk powder and drinking water. The NGO took an added initiative of offering hygiene items in the kit which included soaps and sanitary napkins amidst the Covid-19 crisis.

With the objective of serving the society, Narayan Garib Parivaar Yojana offers monthly rations to around 50,000 families in Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttarakhand and Maharashtra. Amidst Covid-19 pandemic, the NGO has served many individuals and families by distributing more than 1,30,000 food packets, 65,000 masks, 800 PPE kits and ration materials to 6,800 families to combat the pandemic.

Prashant Agarwal, president, Narayan Seva Sansthan, said, “NSS has always contributed to the betterment of the society and has lent a helping hand to those in need. Covid-19 has been a challenging time for many deserving families and we ought to extend a helping hand to those in need. The Assam floods have practically affected many families including children and the only minute contribution that we could do is extend a helping hand by offering them basic necessities such as food. In all we will be offering dry food supplies to 1,000 families and have already managed to reach out to 200 families. In our new initiative we have tapped 50,000 families which will receive food supplies. We shall continue to contribute the best we can for the society and its well-being.”

The NGO extended support by donating Rs 2 lakh to the CM Relief Fund with a motive to help in the time of crisis. The NGO’s skill centre is planning to resume its skill classes soon to enhance the lives of the needy, making them sustainable and to help boost the country’s economy.