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Disaster Relief

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Livelihood

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The second wave of the pandemic has hit all sections of the society but the migrant workers who are still coping from the first wave's effects on their livelihood and family's health are still struggling. 230 million people have slipped back under the poverty line, years of progress done by the families have been reversed by a few months of the pandemic and the lockdown followed by it. This has resulted in most migrant workers struggling to reach home or provide safe shelters. The families are living hand to mouth and some are not sure when they would receive their next meal. Along with this most workers are living in stress and uncertainty in this health crisis and do not have the necessary protective tools to ensure the safety and well-being of their families, practice Covid safety methods or detect early signs of Covid infection and find timely medical help. 
 Indus Action and Bhumi aim to support the most vulnerable families of migrant workers by<ol><li>Home isolation support - Ensuring they have access to nutritious meals for their family - provide dry ration kits that will sustain them for 4 week</li><li>Enabling them to follow Covid-19 appropriate behavior- Provide face masks, soap, and thermometer to monitor any fever during the early stages of the infection.</li><li>Educating the families through our Helpline for migrant workers - We will raise awareness regarding safe community practices, vaccination, and its benefits and reduce reluctance towards vaccination. Our helplines will enable us to identify the unique needs of each family we reach out to and give them customized support and access to locally available resources.</li></ol> 
 Through this effort, Bhumi and Indus Action wish to provide stability and ensure no migrant worker family sleeps hungry or is uninformed, or is unable to protect their family in these times. Our work on the ground will help us map the specific needs of each vulnerable family build interventions required to support them till they can rebuild their livelihoods and protect their families. We aim to support 5000 migrant workers' families so that they can survive the anticipated lockdowns and lack of livelihoods.

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Healthcare

The second wave’s spread is catastrophic, after Delhi and Maharashtra, we see it moving furiously towards UP and it is noted that 65% of cases reported in UP are from the rural areas because of lack of awareness.To help spread the awareness, we have frontline COVID warriors, ASHA didis, supporting on-the-ground surveys and outreach by going house to house to identify active cases and providing the vulnerable families with required support. Frontline worker's safety is of utmost importance as they are trained to manage community interventions and a precious resource in these uncertain times. ASHA workers currently do not always have enough Covid Safety kits to protect themselves from the virus. They are risking their and their family's well-being to ensure the safety of thousands! 
 We aim to equip as many warriors as possible with Safety kits (Masks, Soap, Sanitizers, Face Shields), to support at least 2 months for each frontline COVID warrior. Every ASHA worker can reach out and provide support to 10 vulnerable households and ensure covid appropriate behaviour. As volunteers for Indus Action, we aim to mobilize our resources, friends, and family who are indebted to these warriors for their service. 
 Every single paisa will be used to procure safety kits and deliver them to ASHA Workers.We aim to support our COVID Heroes, who are fighting relentlessly every day to keep us safe and serve the ones affected. Meanwhile, our COVID warriors can fearlessly continue to be the first line of defense. The safety kits will:<ol><li>Protect ASHA workers from getting infected</li><li>Protect families they work with from further spread of the virus</li><li>Give confidence and assurance of safety for their own family members</li><li>Equip them to reach out to inaccessible families in rural and urban to provide timely support and information</li></ol>The thankful receiver bears a plentiful harvest—William Blake

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Education

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Children

India is a deeply unequal society and its classrooms are no different. 25% of children don't complete primary school and six out of every ten children do not move past 10th standard. The Right to Education Act Section 12 (1)(c) mandates all unaided private schools to reserve at least 25% of seats in their entry class for students from economically weaker sections and disadvantaged groups. While this policy is well intentioned, its implementation faces many barriers. According to a study conducted by Indus Action in South Delhi, it was found that only 4% of the total population knew of the law in November 2013. 
 Project Eklavya is a campaign directly engaging relevant stakeholders. With communities the goal was to not only spread awareness of the law, but also assist members through the entire process, from knowledge of Section 12 (1)(c), smooth admission of their children to helping mothers support their children at home. Indus Action regularly works with the government to spot loopholes, implement management information systems related to the process and supports them with tasks like awareness building and grievance redressal. In regards to schools, we have supported them by conducting training sessions for teachers and children who fall below expected levels of learning. 
 Since its inception Indus Action has helped admit more than 10,000 children from economically weaker sections and disadvantaged backgrounds in Delhi, with the help of management information systems. It has instituted such technologies for the processing of applications in Raipur, with plans to expand to the rest of Chattisgarh. According to the Indus Action Study, the percentage of people aware of the law grew to 14.7% by April 2014. 91.67% of people in the Sangam Vihar area found out about Section 12(1)(c) through an Indus Action community mobiliser. Indus Action’s work is tangibly creating a more socially inclusive India, do your part to help out!

Project Eklavya 

Indus Action is a nonprofit organization (registered under Section 8, Companies Act 2013) primarily working to bridge the gap between law and action in India.We like to consider ourselves as a 'Do' tank, and not just a think tank. As a policy implementation organization, we do the necessary tasks to see that policies designed to transform the social fabric of the country are fully realized. We believe that the best way to reach the vulnerable population in India is by putting all our efforts into enabling the government and creating systemic impact to scale our impact and be sustainable.Our core actions define how we conduct ourselves in any scenario:Listen: To all with an open and curious mindIt can be about the small act of pausing long enough to ‘listen’ deeply to the other person.Act: With purpose, courage, and commitmentIt can be about small ‘act’ of taking risks to act in the face of uncertaintyChange: Innovate to growIt can be about the small act of ‘changing’ one’s own frame of looking at a difficult situationOur vision:Enabling 1 million+ vulnerable families, sustainable access to legislated rights through PoWER (Portfolio of Welfare Entitlements or Rights)Our programs units are located in New Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Orissa, Telangana and Karnataka

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