In a short period of time, Ambuja Foundation has been able to quickly respond to COVID-19 and reach out to, educate and support over 6 lakh community members across remote, rural India.
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Amid a countrywide lockdown announced by the government to limit the spread of Covid-19 infections, migrant workers, families of daily wage earners and other vulnerable sections of the community have been among the worst hit - living with hunger and on the brink of starvation.
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In order to help our communities stay abreast of 'do's and don'ts' in relation to the current Corona Virus crisis, Ambuja Foundation harnessed key information from WHO and developed an 'FAQs' document which was circulated via Whatsapp to Sarpanches, Sakhis, Anganwadi Workers, ANMs, BCI Farmers and many other groups that Ambuja Foundation is working with.
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Open defecation and contamination of drinking and bathing water has been an endemic sanitary problem in India.
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A life on the land is never easy. But when 33 year old Gopal Jambulwar took over the family farm from his father, he was confident that he could do better - earn more, grow more & learn more. He was wrong.
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Ambuja Manovikas Kendra (AMK) was facing a challenge. On completion of schooling at AMK, young, differently-abled youth found themselves at a crossroads in life.
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