What’s Next in a Crisis that’s Far from Over?”
The first week of May has brought no relief to India, where surging cases of COVID-19 continue to dismantle the healthcare system. Since the start of the new month, nearly 400,000 people are getting sick with the virus every single day.
ADRA to Mount COVID-19 Response in India; to Set-up Oxygen Generation Plants
India is struggling with an unprecedented lethal second outbreak of COVID-19. With over 350,000 new cases every day and the total death toll crossing 254,000
Mobile Learning Centre’s Increase Access to Education Services
A 13-year-old Selvi, loved going to school. Unfortunately, she had to drop out after elementary school as there is no high school in her village and her parents did not have the means to send her to the nearest high school.
COVID-19 Response in West Bengal
West Darakapur village in the Patharpratima Gram Panchayat, West Bengal is a very poor village with 1120 inhabitants. Primary livelihood of the inhabitants is agriculture and fishing.
HEROs as Change Agents in the Tea Communities of Assam
Tea Garden community or tea garden labour communities, are multi-ethnic groups of Tea Garden workers in Assam. It is a term used to denote active tea garden workers and their dependents, who reside in worker quarters
ACCHE Schools – Addressing Menstrual Health and Hygiene issues in Tea Gardens of Assam
India’s north-eastern state of Assam is known globally as the land of the tea. More than half of India’s tea production takes place in the state. However, the communities working in those tea estates and industries are some of the most marginalised groups
CGPP TRAINING IS HELPING PREMLATA SAVE NEWBORN LIVES
Almeera, a nine-month-old baby girl, lives with her mother Soniya, a young mother of two and a homemaker and father Mohd. Afzal, owner of a small garment shop in Labhera Village of Block Nawabganj, Bareilly.
Cash Transfers Help Restore Livelihoods Following Dual Impact of COVID-19 & Cyclone Amphan
The government of India imposed a nationwide lockdown starting March to control the spread of COVID-19. The lockdown had a massive impact on the general population, and the hardest hit were the daily wage migrant workers hailing from villages and working in urban cities.
Rebuilding after Cyclone Michaung
Cyclone Michaung’s torrential rains and flooding destroyed homes, displaced families, and disrupted communities in Andhra Pradesh. ADRA’s on-ground presence helped restore dignity—supplying critical materials and advocating for recovery support.
Building Vaccine Confidence in the Early Phase of Bridge-UP
Sakirah avoided vaccines for her one-year-old son, Bilal, who was often ill. Through regular visits, ADRA India’s team gently addressed her fears. Change began just like this—with one mother, one conversation, and one brave decision to trust.