Rapid help, when it matters most
The Problem
Why emergency response matters
An accident on the highway or a mother in labour at midnight — rural emergencies rarely wait for the government helpline. We keep an emergency line and volunteer roster running.
Who we help: Any villager facing a sudden medical, fire or personal emergency near our operational area.
target response for our on-call volunteers
plan
emergency helpline hours
target
What we do
On-ground activities
- 124×7 helpline
- 2First-responder network
- 3Ambulance coordination
- 4First-aid training
- 5Emergency fund for critical cases
- 6Road-accident response
Our Goals
What we aim to achieve
Forward-looking targets — this foundation was registered in May 2026.
Emergency calls handled
Goal · 2026–27
Trained first responders
Goal · 2026–27
Our Approach
How we work, step by step
Emergency helpline
A local phone line staffed round the clock.
Volunteer roster
On-call volunteers, one per hamlet cluster.
Ambulance link-up
Coordination with 108 and district hospital.
First-aid training
Basic response training for volunteers and teachers.
Impact So Far
Numbers that matter
Emergency calls target
Sample
First responders
Sample
Active Projects
On the ground right now
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