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Let’s unite and fight against COVID-19
Support the most vulnerable communities
Through this fundraiser, our target is to support 50,000 families of migrant workers across seven states of India. Together, let us ensure the safety of those who provide us unstinting support in our day-to-day activities. Even a contribution of Rs. 500 can provide a week’s supply of food for a migrant worker’s family.
Funds collected through this campaign will be utilized in implementing the following activities in cities and rural areas:
- Providing essential safety materials (such as masks, sanitisers & soap)
- Providing daily utilities & essentials (such as food grains & food packages)
- Providing emergency financial protection
- Providing accurate information regarding basic hygiene and safety
Know more about seasonal migrants and understand why this crisis has hit them the hardest:
A staggering 77% of India’s workforce (3 out 4 workers) falls under the category of vulnerable employment (World Bank, 2019). Most of these people are seasonal migrants who are now forced to return to their hometowns, due to lack of financial support. Major migration corridors are linked to the cities which are currently most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A staggering 77% of India’s workforce (3 out 4 workers) falls under the category of vulnerable employment (World Bank, 2019). Most of these people are seasonal migrants who are now forced to return to their hometowns, due to lack of financial support. Major migration corridors are linked to the cities which are currently most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Seasonal migrants are landless or small/marginal farmers who have no livelihood opportunities available post the kharif crop harvest in their source area. Seasonal migration is often a response strategy to this crisis of lack of job opportunities and the need to earn basic income for subsistence. These migrants are more likely to be socially deprived and poor while having obtained little to no education, with minimal or no assets.
As we have teams working regularly with marginalised communities in backward region of Delhi (NCR), Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Bihar. We intend to actively operate in the following districts:
Delhi (NCR):
- New Delhi
- North Delhi
- North West Delhi
- West Delhi
- South West Delhi
- South Delhi
- South East Delhi
- Central Delhi
- North East Delhi
- East Delhi
- Dewas
- Indore
- Jhabua
- Alirajpur
- Dhar
- Neemuch
- Ujjain
- Khargone
- Khandwa
- Sagar
- Tikamgarh
- Damoh
- Panna
- Chhatarpur
- Noida
- Ghaziabad
- Banda
- Lalitpur
- Chitrakoot
- Mahoba
- Jhansi
- Mumbai
- Thane
- Palghar
- Jalgaon
- Dhule
- Chittorgarh
- Bharatpur
- Mahasamund
- Patna
For more details:
email id: info@jansahasindia.org
website: www.jansahasindia.org
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16th November 2020
Thank you for your support and contribution, due to our collaboration with various partners, organisations and individual donors Jan Sahas was able to support 10 lakh individuals under its COVID-19 Relief Response.
Funds collected through this campaign has supported more than 1500 families. Please check the detailed report of activities conducted by Jan Sahas in 100 days of lockdown.
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Funds collected through this campaign has supported more than 1500 families. Please check the detailed report of activities conducted by Jan Sahas in 100 days of lockdown.
https://jan-sahas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/publications/JAN+SAHAS_COVID19+Relief+Response_+Stories+of+Resilience+%26+Hope_July2020.pdf
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Thank you for your support and contribution, due to our collaboration with various partners, organisations and individual donors Jan Sahas was able to support 10 lakh individuals under its COVID-19 Relief Response.
Funds collected through this campaign has supported more than 1500 families. Please check the detailed report of activities conducted by Jan Sahas in 100 days of lockdown.
https://jan-sahas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/publications/JAN+SAHAS_COVID19+Relief+Response_+Stories+of+Resilience+%26+Hope_July2020.pdf
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Funds collected through this campaign has supported more than 1500 families. Please check the detailed report of activities conducted by Jan Sahas in 100 days of lockdown.
https://jan-sahas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/publications/JAN+SAHAS_COVID19+Relief+Response_+Stories+of+Resilience+%26+Hope_July2020.pdf
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27th August 2020
We have successfully supported more than 1500 families from the funds collected through this campaign. Please check the detailed report of activities conducted by JAN SAHAS in 100 days of lockdown.
https://jan-sahas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/publications/JAN+SAHAS_COVID19+Relief+Response_+Stories+of+Resilience+%26+Hope_July2020.pdf
https://jan-sahas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/publications/JAN+SAHAS_COVID19+Relief+Response_+Stories+of+Resilience+%26+Hope_July2020.pdf
We have successfully supported more than 1500 families from the funds collected through this campaign. Please check the detailed report of activities conducted by JAN SAHAS in 100 days of lockdown.
https://jan-sahas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/publications/JAN+SAHAS_COVID19+Relief+Response_+Stories+of+Resilience+%26+Hope_July2020.pdf
https://jan-sahas.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/publications/JAN+SAHAS_COVID19+Relief+Response_+Stories+of+Resilience+%26+Hope_July2020.pdf
15th June 2020
Update on 15th June 2020
Dear Supporters & Well-wishers
In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, Jan Sahas has mounted a systematic, multipronged response to the unfolding humanitarian crisis. 824 team members are working in 120 districts have carried out the interventions. This initiative is currently implemented across 13 states, In the last 75 days of COVID relief response, only through the contribution from 735 donors on our current campaign "Let’s unite and fight against COVID-19 to support the most vulnerable communities", we were able to support approximately 1400 families. This clearly shows that one donor has supported two needy families for a month.
#UniteToSupport #EachOneReachOne
1. Ration support: Jan Sahas has provided immediate support to the community in the form of supply of food items (dry ration kits) support 34,146 families (1,79,320 individuals) in 62 districts of 13 states. We were focused on the most vulnerable social groups like migrant workers, single women, women-headed households, families of malnourished children, liberated manual scavengers, victims of trafficking and survivors of rape/violence.
2. Providing transportation, cooked food and other support to migrants: Jan Sahas provided cooked food to 1,24,000 migrant workers traveling in distress. Additionally, we also coordinated and arranged for transportation support to 11,280 migrant workers. Our objective is to reduce the distress due to the current crisis and to achieve this we have also provided slippers to barefoot migrant workers.
3. Mobile balance and cash transfer support: During our research and interaction with field staff we understood monetary and mobile balance is important for people to communicate with their family members and essential items. To achieve this objective mobile balance and cash transfer were provided to 19,380 individuals in 110 districts of 19 states.
4. Helpline for migrant workers: Jan Sahas has activated its robust grassroots network to respond to the current crisis. A 24x7 toll-free Jan Sahas Helpline, staffed by 28 trained workers, has received calls from individuals in distress around the country. The team identifies their needs and quickly links them to local resources. Over 32,842 families have now received direct relief through Jan Sahas’ helpline.
5. Safety kit distribution: Jan Sahas has distributed 18,432 safety kits for the safety and protection of vulnerable communities. We have ensured that appropriate government guidelines are followed, personal safety measures are taken and physical distancing norms adhere in all are relief activity.
6. Supply of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Kit to front-line workers: To protect the front-line workers (sanitation workers, ICDS Workers, Police, etc) we have provided 9,845 PPE kits to them.
7. Mental health support: Jan Sahas is providing psychosocial support on call through our helplines 24x7 for survivors in distress. These sessions involve: a) Assessing the needs and concerns of the survivor or caller, b) Protecting them from further harm, c) Helping them to access basic needs, d) Providing practical care and support, e) Listening and helping them feel calm and f) Connecting them to information, services and social support. Currently, we have provided support to 1,248 individuals.
8. District level response: In partnership with Azim Premji Foundation, Jan Sahas has developed a district-level COVID-19 response program. Under this program, we are working closely with all relevant departments, CSOs and CBOs for collaborative efforts at large scale in Khargone and Dewas districts of Madhya Pradesh, and Jhansi and Lalitpur districts of Uttar Pradesh.
For recent updates, please follow us on:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jan_sahas
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jansahas
Instagram: https://instagram.com/jansahas?igshid=1t32jryvajty
Dear Supporters & Well-wishers
In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, Jan Sahas has mounted a systematic, multipronged response to the unfolding humanitarian crisis. 824 team members are working in 120 districts have carried out the interventions. This initiative is currently implemented across 13 states, In the last 75 days of COVID relief response, only through the contribution from 735 donors on our current campaign "Let’s unite and fight against COVID-19 to support the most vulnerable communities", we were able to support approximately 1400 families. This clearly shows that one donor has supported two needy families for a month.
#UniteToSupport #EachOneReachOne
1. Ration support: Jan Sahas has provided immediate support to the community in the form of supply of food items (dry ration kits) support 34,146 families (1,79,320 individuals) in 62 districts of 13 states. We were focused on the most vulnerable social groups like migrant workers, single women, women-headed households, families of malnourished children, liberated manual scavengers, victims of trafficking and survivors of rape/violence.
2. Providing transportation, cooked food and other support to migrants: Jan Sahas provided cooked food to 1,24,000 migrant workers traveling in distress. Additionally, we also coordinated and arranged for transportation support to 11,280 migrant workers. Our objective is to reduce the distress due to the current crisis and to achieve this we have also provided slippers to barefoot migrant workers.
3. Mobile balance and cash transfer support: During our research and interaction with field staff we understood monetary and mobile balance is important for people to communicate with their family members and essential items. To achieve this objective mobile balance and cash transfer were provided to 19,380 individuals in 110 districts of 19 states.
4. Helpline for migrant workers: Jan Sahas has activated its robust grassroots network to respond to the current crisis. A 24x7 toll-free Jan Sahas Helpline, staffed by 28 trained workers, has received calls from individuals in distress around the country. The team identifies their needs and quickly links them to local resources. Over 32,842 families have now received direct relief through Jan Sahas’ helpline.
5. Safety kit distribution: Jan Sahas has distributed 18,432 safety kits for the safety and protection of vulnerable communities. We have ensured that appropriate government guidelines are followed, personal safety measures are taken and physical distancing norms adhere in all are relief activity.
6. Supply of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Kit to front-line workers: To protect the front-line workers (sanitation workers, ICDS Workers, Police, etc) we have provided 9,845 PPE kits to them.
7. Mental health support: Jan Sahas is providing psychosocial support on call through our helplines 24x7 for survivors in distress. These sessions involve: a) Assessing the needs and concerns of the survivor or caller, b) Protecting them from further harm, c) Helping them to access basic needs, d) Providing practical care and support, e) Listening and helping them feel calm and f) Connecting them to information, services and social support. Currently, we have provided support to 1,248 individuals.
8. District level response: In partnership with Azim Premji Foundation, Jan Sahas has developed a district-level COVID-19 response program. Under this program, we are working closely with all relevant departments, CSOs and CBOs for collaborative efforts at large scale in Khargone and Dewas districts of Madhya Pradesh, and Jhansi and Lalitpur districts of Uttar Pradesh.
For recent updates, please follow us on:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jan_sahas
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jansahas
Instagram: https://instagram.com/jansahas?igshid=1t32jryvajty
Update on 15th June 2020
Dear Supporters & Well-wishers
In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, Jan Sahas has mounted a systematic, multipronged response to the unfolding humanitarian crisis. 824 team members are working in 120 districts have carried out the interventions. This initiative is currently implemented across 13 states, In the last 75 days of COVID relief response, only through the contribution from 735 donors on our current campaign "Let’s unite and fight against COVID-19 to support the most vulnerable communities", we were able to support approximately 1400 families. This clearly shows that one donor has supported two needy families for a month.
#UniteToSupport #EachOneReachOne
1. Ration support: Jan Sahas has provided immediate support to the community in the form of supply of food items (dry ration kits) support 34,146 families (1,79,320 individuals) in 62 districts of 13 states. We were focused on the most vulnerable social groups like migrant workers, single women, women-headed households, families of malnourished children, liberated manual scavengers, victims of trafficking and survivors of rape/violence.
2. Providing transportation, cooked food and other support to migrants: Jan Sahas provided cooked food to 1,24,000 migrant workers traveling in distress. Additionally, we also coordinated and arranged for transportation support to 11,280 migrant workers. Our objective is to reduce the distress due to the current crisis and to achieve this we have also provided slippers to barefoot migrant workers.
3. Mobile balance and cash transfer support: During our research and interaction with field staff we understood monetary and mobile balance is important for people to communicate with their family members and essential items. To achieve this objective mobile balance and cash transfer were provided to 19,380 individuals in 110 districts of 19 states.
4. Helpline for migrant workers: Jan Sahas has activated its robust grassroots network to respond to the current crisis. A 24x7 toll-free Jan Sahas Helpline, staffed by 28 trained workers, has received calls from individuals in distress around the country. The team identifies their needs and quickly links them to local resources. Over 32,842 families have now received direct relief through Jan Sahas’ helpline.
5. Safety kit distribution: Jan Sahas has distributed 18,432 safety kits for the safety and protection of vulnerable communities. We have ensured that appropriate government guidelines are followed, personal safety measures are taken and physical distancing norms adhere in all are relief activity.
6. Supply of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Kit to front-line workers: To protect the front-line workers (sanitation workers, ICDS Workers, Police, etc) we have provided 9,845 PPE kits to them.
7. Mental health support: Jan Sahas is providing psychosocial support on call through our helplines 24x7 for survivors in distress. These sessions involve: a) Assessing the needs and concerns of the survivor or caller, b) Protecting them from further harm, c) Helping them to access basic needs, d) Providing practical care and support, e) Listening and helping them feel calm and f) Connecting them to information, services and social support. Currently, we have provided support to 1,248 individuals.
8. District level response: In partnership with Azim Premji Foundation, Jan Sahas has developed a district-level COVID-19 response program. Under this program, we are working closely with all relevant departments, CSOs and CBOs for collaborative efforts at large scale in Khargone and Dewas districts of Madhya Pradesh, and Jhansi and Lalitpur districts of Uttar Pradesh.
For recent updates, please follow us on:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jan_sahas
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jansahas
Instagram: https://instagram.com/jansahas?igshid=1t32jryvajty
Dear Supporters & Well-wishers
In the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, Jan Sahas has mounted a systematic, multipronged response to the unfolding humanitarian crisis. 824 team members are working in 120 districts have carried out the interventions. This initiative is currently implemented across 13 states, In the last 75 days of COVID relief response, only through the contribution from 735 donors on our current campaign "Let’s unite and fight against COVID-19 to support the most vulnerable communities", we were able to support approximately 1400 families. This clearly shows that one donor has supported two needy families for a month.
#UniteToSupport #EachOneReachOne
1. Ration support: Jan Sahas has provided immediate support to the community in the form of supply of food items (dry ration kits) support 34,146 families (1,79,320 individuals) in 62 districts of 13 states. We were focused on the most vulnerable social groups like migrant workers, single women, women-headed households, families of malnourished children, liberated manual scavengers, victims of trafficking and survivors of rape/violence.
2. Providing transportation, cooked food and other support to migrants: Jan Sahas provided cooked food to 1,24,000 migrant workers traveling in distress. Additionally, we also coordinated and arranged for transportation support to 11,280 migrant workers. Our objective is to reduce the distress due to the current crisis and to achieve this we have also provided slippers to barefoot migrant workers.
3. Mobile balance and cash transfer support: During our research and interaction with field staff we understood monetary and mobile balance is important for people to communicate with their family members and essential items. To achieve this objective mobile balance and cash transfer were provided to 19,380 individuals in 110 districts of 19 states.
4. Helpline for migrant workers: Jan Sahas has activated its robust grassroots network to respond to the current crisis. A 24x7 toll-free Jan Sahas Helpline, staffed by 28 trained workers, has received calls from individuals in distress around the country. The team identifies their needs and quickly links them to local resources. Over 32,842 families have now received direct relief through Jan Sahas’ helpline.
5. Safety kit distribution: Jan Sahas has distributed 18,432 safety kits for the safety and protection of vulnerable communities. We have ensured that appropriate government guidelines are followed, personal safety measures are taken and physical distancing norms adhere in all are relief activity.
6. Supply of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Kit to front-line workers: To protect the front-line workers (sanitation workers, ICDS Workers, Police, etc) we have provided 9,845 PPE kits to them.
7. Mental health support: Jan Sahas is providing psychosocial support on call through our helplines 24x7 for survivors in distress. These sessions involve: a) Assessing the needs and concerns of the survivor or caller, b) Protecting them from further harm, c) Helping them to access basic needs, d) Providing practical care and support, e) Listening and helping them feel calm and f) Connecting them to information, services and social support. Currently, we have provided support to 1,248 individuals.
8. District level response: In partnership with Azim Premji Foundation, Jan Sahas has developed a district-level COVID-19 response program. Under this program, we are working closely with all relevant departments, CSOs and CBOs for collaborative efforts at large scale in Khargone and Dewas districts of Madhya Pradesh, and Jhansi and Lalitpur districts of Uttar Pradesh.
For recent updates, please follow us on:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jan_sahas
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jansahas
Instagram: https://instagram.com/jansahas?igshid=1t32jryvajty
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