Providing Crucial Relief When Crisis Strikes
At Nirman Trust, we understand the devastating impact of natural disasters on communities and are committed to providing immediate relief and long-term rehabilitation support. Our disaster response and rehabilitative efforts aim to address the physical, mental, and medical needs of affected populations, fostering recovery and resilience.
Tsunami Relief in 2004:
When the Tsunami struck the coastal belts of Kanyakumari Districts in 2004, our Disaster Response team, along with student volunteers from our institutions, sprang into action. Within 5 hours of the disaster, our team of 400 volunteers reached the Tsunami-affected area. Their heroic efforts included clearing scores of dead bodies from the debris of the affected villages.
Preventing Disease Outbreaks:
To prevent the spread of communicable diseases, we organized immunization camps in the Tsunami-affected villages. Additionally, Nirman Trust provided essential supplies such as food, water, medicines, mats, bed sheets, and clothes to support 40,000 victims during this critical time.
Medical Care and Trauma Counseling:
Our dedicated teams offered medical care and treatment to over 40,000 people in the affected areas. Recognizing the psychological trauma faced by survivors, we sent Trauma Counseling Teams to provide counseling services to nearly 1,500 individuals.
Restoring Livelihoods:
In the aftermath of the Tsunami, we repaired and handed over 1,000 catamarans, boats, and engines to the affected people, helping them rebuild their livelihoods.
Cyclones and Flood Relief:
Our commitment to disaster relief extends beyond the Tsunami. We have provided similar support during other natural disasters, including cyclones and floods, offering essential supplies, medical care, and trauma counseling to thousands of affected individuals.
Join Us in Making a Difference:
We invite you to join us in our mission to provide crucial relief when crisis strikes. Your support can help us continue our vital work in saving lives, alleviating suffering, and helping communities recover and rebuild in the face of adversity. Together, we can make a lasting difference in times of crisis.