In the recent campaign to counter Covid-19, Narayan Garib Parivar Yojana has targeted to distribute monthly ration kits at home to 50000 families. Recently, Narayan Seva Sansthan (NSS) also distributed food, sanitisers and masks to 1000 families in Assam flood-affected area.
In the midst of the campaign, NGO has distributed food to over 12000 families from Udaipur, Delhi, Bhilwara, Alwar, Pali, Noida, Bikaner and Sirsa in various cities.
The NGO is also conducting health screening and clothing distribution camps. Amidst the lockdown NSS regularly undertook food distribution operations in Haryana, Uttarakhand and Maharashtra, where over 13,800 families got ration kits, 1,37,000 food packs, 68000 masks, 800 PP kits.
Prashant Agarwal, President of Narayan Seva Sansthan said: “Monthly food distribution campaign to poor-labor families, needy and differently abled with free equipment distribution camp, has attempted to share happiness in different ways.
Under the Narayan Garib Parivar Yojana, free food distribution camps are being organised in many states for the needy, so that no one who is needy starves.”
The 34-year-old seva yatra has 418750 successful free operations of disabilities. A total of 2,63,000 tricycles, 2,70,000 wheelchairs, 2,90,000 crutches and 3,51,000 calipers are successfully distributed among the needy. Adding to this, NSS also supports education of children through free education of 200 orphans at its Campus in Udaipur.