Calamity Support

Natural disasters are huge bad events caused by Earth’s natural processes, such as floods, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, and other geologic phenomena. A natural disaster can result in the loss of life or property, as well as economic harm, the degree of which is determined by the resilience, or ability to recover, of the affected community. If an adverse occurrence occurs in a region where there are no vulnerable people, it will not be considered a disaster. During any calamity or natural disaster, it is critical to reaching out to a large number of impacted families.

The Child Help and Care Foundation provides assistance in the event of a natural disaster. Natural calamities wreak havoc on women and children the most. The Child Help and Care Foundation seeks to safeguard the marginalised people’s right to survival and growth in the aftermath of a disaster by giving emergency assistance.

During COVID-19, we distributed dry ration kits, cooked food, water & masks to the people who were in need and to the needy families who are affected by lockdown and Also lost their livelihood because of medical treatment.