When the 2020 lockdowns cut off incomes overnight, thousands of families across India had to choose between rent and food. Project Seva began as our rapid relief response, delivering food so no family went hungry during the crisis.
Seva did not stop when the pandemic did. It runs on as an ongoing food-security programme: dry ration and household staples delivered last-mile whenever livelihoods turn unstable. Each kit is packed to the size of the household it reaches, grains and pulses measured to how many mouths it has to feed.
65+ tonnes
of food grains across India since 2020, most of it during the COVID lockdowns. The drives never stopped.
THE NEED
55.6% of Indians could not afford a healthy diet in 2022.
Source · FAO, State of Food Security 2024
