In the very first week that India entered the lockdown in March 2020 to curb the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on non-government organizations (NGOs) to help the government — by providing basic necessities to the underprivileged, by supplying medical and protective gear and assisting with awareness campaigns on social distancing.

The NITI Aayog reached out to more than 90,000 NGOs and civil society organizations (CSO) in the first week of May, seeking assistance in delivering services to the poor as well as health and community workers.

With the help of local administration in identifying hotspots and deputing volunteers to deliver services (food distribution), with a focus on vulnerable groups. Mainly we focused on providing shelter and food to migrant labor. And also distributed more than 5000+ food kits to the unemployed and the ones who lost their job during the pandemic also we donated Rs 1.5 lakh to the district magistrate for the welfare of the society.