RELIEF CAMP AT RAJOURI, POONCH, JAMMU & KASHMIR
Post the disastrous floods that hit Jammu & Kashmir, Serve Samman sent trucks full of relief material and essential goods to Rajouri and Poonch. The founder of Serve Samman, Dipak Khanna personally went to the interiors of these villages to distribute medicines, dry foods, tarps, blankets, clothes, milk powder, drinking water, and chlorine tablets with the help of a small team. They helped individuals by distributing essential goods, treating their wounds and injuries as well as assisted them in building temporary setups for women and children's safety.

MEDICAL CAMP AT SRINAGAR

Apart from helping the flood victims, Serve Samman sent a team of doctors to Srinagar, who distributed the pertinent medicines to the affected individuals after a checkup. Dr. Rachna Khanna Singh, a Governing Board Member of Serve Samman, Homeopathic Specialist and Psychologist by profession, went there to help those in distress and anguish as a consequence to the flood.

Even though a lot of work has been done and is currently ongoing, We urge you to join hands with us in our RELIEF WORK!

Urgent requirements:-

• a) Material:- a) Material:- Large quantities of good quality blankets, woolens, tarpaulin, basic medicines, utensils, peanuts, milk powder, good quality solar torches, buckets, torch and batteries, umbrellas, water purifier tablets, crutches, candles, rope...
• b) Monetary contributions:- b) Monetary contributions:- for logistics and essential purchases. (All monetary contributions are tax exempted u/s 80G)

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RELIEF CAMP AT NEPAL

Soon after the Nepal disaster, a team of health professionals from Serve Samman in collaboration with Bareilly Mission Hospital set up various medical as well as relief camps in three remote villages of Nepal namely DHULIKHEL, KAMAL DHANDA, and SINDUPAL CHOWK. These villages are more than 3 hours away from Kathmandu, the capital city. Given the inaccessibility of these regions, Serve Samman relief camps were the first to traverse the lands and help the people. More than 900kg of medicines and other relief material were carried by the formidable eight members of the team for the victims in Nepal. A day before the team left, half of the material was sent via air cargo and the rest was personally taken by the team members. To alleviate distress faced by the victims, an additional 300 kg of essential items such as rice, oil, and tin sheets were bought from Kathmandu by the team.

The medical camp established by the team was led by a squad of orthopedics, general physicians, and psychologists. Several mobile dispensaries were set up which distributed relevant medication to all the people of the villages. Other relief materials that had been purchased from Delhi and Kathmandu consisting of dry food, chlorine tablets, sanitary napkins, and blankets were also circulated as per the immediacy of the requirement. The team did not just take care of the wounds and injuries of the people but also helped them rebuild their lives there. Even though most of the team members were doctors, they played several roles during their time there and assisted the villagers in reconstructing their village which experienced the warth of the earthquake.

Soon after the success of the initiative, another team from Serve Samman with immense support from C & S ELECTRICAL LTD, went to Nepal to build bore wells and water pipelines in Archale Village. Since the place had no water supply, in order to replenish the water supply in the village the team installed several water pipelines across the village as well as built bore wells to ensure proper supply of water throughout the area. Thus, Serve Samman not only helped in the emergency response but also helped in the disaster recovery by assisting the villagers in the reconstruction of life.

Apart from such projects, Serve Samman has also established centers in different parts of the country to help those in need.