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Aahwahan Foundation Launches Kerala Flood Relief In Kottayam
Aahwahan Foundation is helping families affected by floods in Kottayam, Kerala.
The project is called Kerala Flood Relief 2026.
It will provide food, groceries and medical supplies.
The foundation plans to distribute thousands of different relief kits.
It says 7,200 kits have already been given out.
The first distributions mentioned took place in Changanassery and Ettumanoor.
Volunteers are finding families who need the most help.
Donors, including L&T Finance CSR, are supporting the effort.
The goal is to help people meet basic needs while their communities recover.
Aahwahan Foundation launched Kerala Flood Relief 2026 for flood-affected families in Kottayam district.
The programme plans to distribute more than 12,000 grocery kits, 5,000 dry food kits and 2,000 medical kits.
The foundation said 7,200 kits have already been distributed in Changanassery and Ettumanoor.
Teams and volunteers are identifying families needing help and coordinating relief distribution.
L&T Finance CSR and other donors are supporting the initiative.
- Who
- Aahwahan Foundation, supported by L&T Finance CSR and other donors, is leading the relief effort.
- What
- The foundation launched Kerala Flood Relief 2026 to distribute grocery, dry food and medical kits.
- Where
- The programme is focused on Kottayam district in Kerala, including Changanassery and Ettumanoor.
- When
- The initiative is identified as Kerala Flood Relief 2026; no specific launch date is provided.
- Why
- It aims to help families affected by floods with immediate food and healthcare needs.
Key facts
- Initiative
- Kerala Flood Relief 2026
- Lead organisation
- Aahwahan Foundation
- Target grocery kits
- More than 12,000
- Target dry food kits
- 5,000
- Target medical kits
- 2,000
- Kits distributed so far
- 7,200
- Named supporter
- L&T Finance CSR, along with other donors
Quotes
Braja Kishore Pradhan
CEO and Founder of Aahwahan Foundation
“During a disaster, timely support can make a meaningful difference to families who have lost their homes, livelihoods and sense of security. Our aim is to stand beside affected communities with compassion and dignity and ensure essential assistance reaches those who need it most.”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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