SOIR-IM along with its partners have distributed face masks among community, volunteers and community workers. We have also distributed sanitation and hygiene kit among the poor and needy households.
Essential food materials support to the poor artisans and families of children with different abilities during the lockdown. We have also given livelihood support to the marginalised women.
Creating awareness on COVID-19 in vernacular language at community level.
This year 195 rights holders accessed government entitlements and benefits under programme implemented by SOIR-IM partner Mount Valley Development Association.
SOIR-IM Partner Kiran enrolled 55 (32 boys and 23 girls) Children with Different Abilities (CwDA) and was able to retain them in low resourced government schools.
Around 250 women in Uttarakhand are now able to sell their farm produce at better prices through an initiative ‘Sunday Market’.
Mountain Children Foundation’s continuous dialogue with State Commission for Protection of Child Rights enrolled 26 children from the tribal community to school.
Maximising Employment to Serve the Handicapped (MESH) diversified the skill set of one of its producer groups Anand Craft that also comprises 10 women living with leprosy.