Janswabhiman Welfare Society

Relief Work – सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः, सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः

Standing with Communities in Crisis

This page looks back at past relief missions. It is not an active programme page.

Human Lives Touched
5,000+ Human Lives Touched

At Jan Swabhiman, we have stood with communities in moments of crisis — floods, pandemic hardship, and drought — with food, care, and hands-on help. The missions below are part of our record of seva. We share them so the work is remembered, not as a call for an ongoing relief vertical.

Past relief work — food kits and distribution for families in need

Past Missions

Assam Floods

During flood seasons in Assam, our teams reached affected communities with ration kits, medical support, and on-ground volunteers — standing with families when waters rose and homes were cut off.

Read: Assam, 2024

UP Floods – Cow Rescue

When floods hit Uttar Pradesh, our teams also took part in cow rescue — helping Gaumatas and animals stranded or endangered by rising waters, alongside support for affected communities.

Covid Relief

Through the pandemic years, Jan Swabhiman carried out Covid relief — reaching families and communities under lockdown and hardship with essential support when need was acute.

Barmer Drought

In 2019, drought struck Barmer, Rajasthan, and thousands of cows faced death from lack of fodder and water. We ran a 22-day relief campaign, saving more than 8,000 cows across Barmer and nearby districts.

Also noted on our Gau Seva page.

Flood relief mission — community support and outreach
Relief supplies prepared for distribution

Support Jan Swabhiman

Relief Work is not an active programme line right now. If you wish to support Jan Swabhiman's ongoing seva, you can give here or through our CSR partnerships.

Donations (80G Tax-Exempted)

Relief Work is not an active programme line right now. If you wish to support Jan Swabhiman's ongoing seva, you can give here or through our CSR partnerships.


If You Are Unable To Pay Using Above Links, You Can Also Use Following Bank Details For Direct Bank Transfer.

Account Name:
Jan Swabhiman Welfare Society
Bank:
IDFC First Bank
Savings Account No:
10094356373
IFSC Code:
IDFB0020101 (characters from 5th position are numbers; read '0' as ZERO)
Branch:
Barakhamba Road, New Delhi

Kindly mail us your transaction details, PAN and address for 80G at mailus@janswabhiman.org.

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