‘Let us work together & goodness will happen’
With the flooding in Bombay and many homes that were destroyed, we felt it our duty to reach out and do something for the people in areas where the floods hit the most. A survey was conducted and volunteers of Kamino International helped by visiting, meeting the poor families that were most hit and suffered heavy losses. After identifying these areas, Relief camps were set in Bail Bazaar at Kurla, Ghatkopar and Andheri East.
Hampers with basic household necessities – food items, medicine, toiletries were ordered, packed and distributed to these poor families.
Seeing the smiles and happiness on their faces made all our efforts worthwhile. It was truly a very rewarding experience, one very hard to forget.
We are happy to have the support of Kamino International staff who take their social responsibility seriously and are committed to reaching out and doing good work.
- A Relief camp was set up on Aug 06, 2005 to offer relief to the families affected in the Mumbai deluge. Hampers containing food and other basic necessities were distributed to 500 families in Bail Bazaar area at Kurla, Andheri in Mumbai.
- On 24 Sep 2005, 1500 packages of food & utilities were distributed to flood affected areas of Ghatkopar in Mumbai. A survey was conducted in advance to analyse the requirements.
- On 1 Oct 2005, 500 BMC school children were given essential school stationary items. Their families had been affected in the flood.
View Photos of Flood Relief Work
View next project ‘Feed the Poor’>>