Support 10000 slum families during COVID-19

The Covid-19 Lockdown has resulted in incalculable economic damage to our economy

rendering countless people at the margins hungry and jobless. The worst-hit as always are the poor and vulnerable classes at the grassroots. Especially the daily wage laborers, road-

side vendors, destitute, and the unemployed.

Join our Relief Mission for the Slum dwellers (Migrant laborers, Destitutes& Jobless)

We are aiming to provide essentials for 10,000 families and have already provided for 1,200 families to date. An essential supplies packet for a family of 4 for a week costs as little as 750 rupees ($10). 
 

To Come together

To Be kinder

CHORD’s COVID-19 Relief Mission

Day 1(11th April)

Our relief mission of distributing dry ration (Rice and Dhal) has kick-started in right earnest on 11th April at Bachupally Village. We have distributed ration at the doorstep to 100 families of the children educated in our Bachupally Aashirwad School that educates 270 urban deprived children.

Day 2:(13th April)

Our Dry Ration Distribution has gained momentum on 13th April. 130 Families of girl children educated in our Girl Child Project have received Rice and Dal as temporary succor to sustain their lives for the next seven days.

Contributions: Mr.Sambhaiah has donated 100 kilos rice to our relief mission on behalf of Gokulplots Welfare Association. Our grateful thanks for their kind and timely gesture to alleviate hunger and deprivation of the poor.

Day 3 :( 15th April)

More than150 Families of slum children educated in our CHORD Remedial School Project at Yellammabanda have received Rice, Chili powder, Tamarind, Oil, and Dal as temporary succor to sustain their lives for the next seven days.

Sri.D.Venkateswar Goud, GHMC Corporator Kukatpally has distributed Covid-19 CHORD Relief packets to victims' families with assistance from CHORD team.

Day4:( 17th April)

More than 200 Families of slum children educated in our DISHA-CHORD School Project at Gokulplots have received Rice, Chilli Powder, Tamarind, Oil and Dhal as temporary succor to sustain their lives for the next seven days.

Mr.Suman C. Malladi, Founder and President of CHORD and Ms.Manjulatha Malladi, Director of CHORD have distributed alms to the Covid-19 victims. Our enthusiastic and committed CHORD Covid-19 team were instrumental in realizing this Noble mission of mitigating the pain and suffering of our neighborhood communities.

Day 5 : (18th April)

Glad to share that our relief mission of distributing dry ration (Rice, Chilli Powder, Tamarind, Oil, and Dal) has been carried out smoothly at Miyapur (Subhash Chandra Bose Nagar). We have distributed ration at the doorstep of 70 slum families ( Below poverty line category) of children educated in our Bachupally Aashirwad School, that educates urban deprived children. Due precautions and social distancing have also been maintained in accordance with Government orders.

Day 6: (20th April)

More than 135 Families of slum children educated in our CHORD Remedial School Project at Yellammabanda have received Rice, chili powder, Tamarind, Oil, and Dal as temporary succor to sustain their lives for the next seven days. CHORD team has distributed Covid-19 CHORD Relief packets to victims' families 

Day: 7 :( 23rd April)

More than 100 Families of slum children educated in our DISHA-CHORD School Project at KPHB, Venkatramana Colony, Gopal Nagar, and Gokulplots have received Covid-19 Relief Packets containing Rice, Chilli Powder, Tamarind, Cooking Oil, Dhal and Vegetables as temporary succor to sustain their lives for the next seven days. Mr.Suman Malladi, Founder, and President of CHORD and our Relief team members have distributed alms to the Covid-19 victims. Our enthusiastic and committed CHORD Covid-19 has taken a commendable initiative in realizing this Noble mission of mitigating the pain and suffering of our neighborhood communities.

Day: 8 :( 24th April)

Our relief mission of distributing dry ration Rice, Chilli Powder, Tamarind, Oil Dhal and Vegetables has been carried out smoothly at Bachupally(Indiramma colony) We have distributed ration at the doorstep of 115 families (Below poverty line category) of the children educated in our Bachupally Aashirwad School, that educates urban deprived children. Due care and precautions like maintaining social distance and wearing masks and gloves were observed diligently in accordance with Government orders.

The Work is far from done and we need your generous support to continue this mission. PLEASE HELP THE NEEDY!

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