Bhumi supported many lives through the flood relief activities during the time of distress after December 2015 flood in Chennai and surrounding parts. Many places were in serious need of help, most of which were orphanages and shelter homes. With the support of donors, we were able to provide the needful for children and caretakers
During the 2015 Chennai floods, though people faced a lot of tragedy, many came forward to help and rescue people in need. The worst hit during this period were children in shelter homes and orphanages and majority of Bhumi’s flood relief activities were focussed on such affected charitable institutions. Two such affected organisations were Atheeswara
The infrastructure destruction after the 2015 December floods in the state has been massive. Caught in this wake of ruins were many shelter homes and lower economic schools. Relief funds that poured in from the considerate public were carefully utilised to satisfy many immediate as well as long term needs. One such requirement was that
During the hard times of the Chennai flood in 2015, many suffered due to damage and destruction of their infrastructure. Prema Vasam and Elkanah were two homes among various affected charitable institutions where relief works were carried out by Bhumi. The testing times at such shelter homes were overcome unitedly by the sharing and caring of volunteers and
Relief activities were carried out extensively by Bhumi after the December 2015 flood in Chennai and surrounding parts. Support was provided to many shelter homes in the affected areas, which included providing household utilities, provisions, and arranging repairs and construction activities in few homes. The December 2015 disaster had also disrupted the dreams for thousands
Eureka Homes compact housing project was initiated by Aid India and Bhumi, with the support of Qualcomm India, in Kanchipuram and Thiruvallur districts. The project was planned to provide a safe abode to the 2015 flood affected families. In Thiruavallur district, houses were constructed at Ponpadi and Pattabirampuram villages – 4 homes at Ponpadi and 2
The 2015 flood in Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu had left a wake of material loss that challenged endurance of our emotional strength. Many and many people came forward to help those who were suffering in terms of material and morale. With a multitude of needs for people, resources available for flood relief
The memory of heavy flood in December 2015 that prominently affected Chennai stays fresh even now in the minds of those who witnessed the dreadful event. Bhumi had provided necessary support through distribution of household utilities and other survival essentials to many affected people in the city. Also, Bhumi had carried out various rehabilitation activities
The Chennai flood in 2015 has been harsh, bringing life for many to standstill. During this time of distress, Bhumi approached many shelter homes to identify those where relief support was imperative. Amman Maiyam was one among the many homes that Bhumi supported. A shelter home at Chetpet in Chennai, it takes care of 62
Karunai Illam, an orphanage in Chennai, is a place occupied by more than 100 pure-hearted children and few warm caretakers. The home was surrounded by unhygienic and unsafe aura. The boys’ section of home had no surrounding compound wall, which made the home unsafe for lively children. An open ground adjacent to the home has