Sustenance Scheme

Respond to food needs of marginalised families

When the lockdown was imposed upon India as a measure to contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, the duration was beyond our imagination. Hardly could anyone comprehend the consequences and the challenges posed by the lock down on the economy of the country. Migrants from villages and small towns across India who had moved to big cities in search of jobs and better lives lost their jobs. Faced with the difficult decision of staying unemployed and starving, or walking back home to their villages, many migrants chose to walk home, often walking for days, often going without food and water .The daily wage earners found survival in such a situation very challenging as they were left with no means to procure their daily bread. In such circumstances it becomes the moral duty of every individual to render as much help as possible to the people who are left jobless. Under the Ration Distribution scheme , Vipra Care provides food and free ration kits to the families who are hard hit by the pandemic and are finding it difficult to make ends meet.