Amma’s empathy and concern for disaster survivors is so complete that she responds to every aspect of their situation—not only fulfilling their material and emotional needs, but also keeping an eye on their future. Our provision of long-term support for disaster survivors has carried thousands through the darkest periods of their lives into the light of a hopeful future.
More than ₹85 crore in medical treatment, economic relief, vaccinations, outreach in rural India, and volunteers worldwide providing basic supplies and social support.
Emergency help-line, relief camps, ₹10 crore to Kerala Government for flood relief.
₹1 lakh for each family who lost a fisherman at sea, relief camps, free medical treatment, rebuilding homes.
Volunteers, doctors and Mobile Telemedicine Unit immediately dispatched; ₹5 crore to Tamil Nadu Govt. for flood relief.
Food, blankets, shelter and two tons of medicines.
₹30 crore in relief with focus on house construction.
₹11 crore in aid including immediate on the ground support, long-term care and scholarship for orphans, community rebuilding.
₹100 crore in aid; construction of housing.
₹1 lakh given to each bereaved family.
Aid packages for families of the dead and injured.
₹5 crore for education of orphans.
Medical supplies, shelter materials, scholarships for children.
₹100 crore relief package including medical care, food, supplies and 1,000 homes for the displaced.
Medical care, food and supplies.
₹5 crore for medical aid, food, supplies and shelter.
₹15 lakh medical aid; food and supplies.
₹5 crore in medical aid, food, supplies and shelter.
Food, blankets, shelter and 3 tons of medicines.
₹4 crore to Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund.
₹200 crore in relief including 6,200 tsunami-resistant homes, 700 new fishing boats and an evacuation bridge, vocational training for 2,500 victims.
51 houses and tailoring machines for the families affected by the fire.
Emergency medical team dispatched; three villages rebuilt from ground up (1,200 homes).
Food, blankets, shelter and medicines.
