ISKCON Food Relief Foundation, known for proving vegetarian mass meal programme, is now set to expand its operations in Jharkhand. In a bid to serve the children at Government schools, the foundation has received a helping hand for the joint venture from the industry pioneer Navajbai Ratan Tata Trust.
After serving in Northern India for years, ISKCON Food Relief Foundation is now taking the initiative to serve over 50,000 Ranchi children in the first phase, which will be increased several folds soon after.The ultra modern kitchen is being planned at Khunti, a small town 32 kms off Ranchi road with a beautiful ambience. The central kitchen shall have the latest technologically advanced equipment for the food preparation. With the unwavering support and zealous effort of NRTT(a Tata Trust), the Satvik food will be served to unprivileged children for giving children a better future, decrease the rising number of malnutrition cases and social empowerment.
The ISKCON Food Relief Foundation is an ISO 9001: 2000 certified programme which has made its mark on several occasions. They have partnered with myriad known names such as Tata Steel, SAIl, Gail, MMTC, REC, PEC, IOCl, Emaar MGF, and many others who have provided unflinching support for the social cause of serving the society. They believe in taking huge steps by associating with some of the big names in town which will give them a new ray of light.
With the unwavering support from TATA Steel, IFRF is feeding 65,000 enrolled children through their state of art central kitchen at Jamshedpur and cooking is being done on the latest available modern equipment's, and latest technology used in all aspects.Sanjay Tikku, Director, IFRF comments "We believe that food and education are two of the most important factors responsible for human sustenance in our society. To live the dream of hunger-free nation, and to contribute to the cause of malnutrition we would like to nourish and touch the heart of as many individuals as possible with sanctified food. NRTT have made it happen for us and have helped us in expanding our base.”