Disaster Mangement
Hope in desperate times
AIM Foundation is committed to supporting healthcare, education, and
environmental initiatives, but in times of crisis, we shift our focus to
immediate disaster relief. The Covid-19 pandemic, which left many jobless,
particularly affected vulnerable communities such as sex workers, who were hit
hard by social distancing measures. In 2020, AIM Foundation responded by
distributing food packets to the children of sex workers in Rambagan and
Sonagachi. We also provided essential ration supplies to street children in
Kolkata and underprivileged individuals in Dakshin Dhupjhora, Jalpaiguri,
helping them survive the lockdown.
In the aftermath of Cyclone YAAS, AIM Foundation extended relief to 3,000
families across the Sunderbans, including Ghoramara, Maipith, Choto Mollakhali,
and Bali Island. We distributed food supplies, medical assistance, and
essential items like tarpaulins, rice, wheat, cooking oil, and sanitary
napkins. To combat post-cyclone infections, we organized free medical camps and
distributed medication in the affected regions.
