Feeding Hong Kong collects food that would otherwise be thrown away along the food chain by growers, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers. The food is rescued and distributed to where it is most needed.
Chellaram Foundation has been able to support Feeding Hong Kong with the purchase of a 10 ton truck with a frozen section enabling food collection and distribution to 150 centres including homeless shelters, migrant support centres, women’s refugees, children’s homes and senior day centres.
The Kind Kitchen makes on average 3,000 servings per week of hot and cold nutritious meals for the homeless and destitute.
The Kitchen employs a number of formerly homeless individuals providing on the job training and preparing them for work in the F&B sector.
Chellaram Foundation is the primary donor towards this initiative. We hope it will promote an understanding of the plight of the homeless and provide an opportunity to several to obtain employment and get their lives back on track.
The Bombay Mother and Child Welfare Society is a public charitable trust that is now 100 years old. It provides healthcare, education and vocational training to the most deprived in society through its low-cost hospitals, accommodation for cancer patients, city centre crèches for working mothers and educational facilities. It operates a low cost and sustainable development programme in 92 rural villages, transforming communities with interventions in health, hygiene, education, vocational training and environment
Chellaram Foundation has contributed INR 34 lacs (approx US$ 47,000) to support this remarkable organisation.
Nuevo Hogar Betania (NBH) is a not for profit organisation operating mainly in La Linea, Spain. NBH runs programmes geared towards reducing hunger, supporting those with drug addiction, housing for the vulnerable and career coaching programs.
NBH’s services have been making a significant impact on the local community, one of the poorest in Spain. Many charitable organisations have sought NBH’s support including the Red Cross.
Chellaram Foundation has supported NBH over a number of its campaigns including contributing Euro 31,312 for the purchase of an isothermal and refrigeration van for food distribution.
The April 2015 Nepal earthquake killed 9,000 people and injured nearly 22,000 people. It was the worst natural disaster to strike Nepal since 1934. Furthermore, the earthquake triggered an avalanche on Mount Everest, where 250 people were reported missing.
GBP 17,000 was donated to organisations such as Unicef, Red Cross and World Vision that carried out relief efforts in Nepal in the aftermath of the earthquake.
NishkamSWAT is a 100% voluntary humanitarian-air organisation founded in 2008 that looks after the immediate needs of the homeless. NishkamSWAT serves 5,000 meals per week in 24 locations largely in the UK through community kitchens.
The organisation has expanded its services 3-fold to meet the demands placed on it as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chellaram Foundation was pleased to extend its support to facilitate NishkamSWAT’s ability to serve the community.
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