SEESHA’s relief intervention in conflict-torn Manipur

For nearly 20 years, SEESHA, under the guidance of its esteemed Founder, Dr. Paul Dhinakaran, has been reaching out to the people worst hit by natural calamities and man-made disasters across India with a compassionate heart and a helping hand to restore hope and rebuild lives & livelihoods.

Under the guidance of Dr. Paul Dhinakaran, the SEESHA disaster relief team established relief camps in the districts of Kangpokpi, Imphal, and Churachandpur in Manipur to provide assistance to the people affected by the recent ethnic conflict.

The following are highlights of the Relief Team's 11-day massive intervention in Manipur:

• 634 displaced families received dry food rations and essential supplies.
• 841 school students received school kits and sports equipment.
• 300 infants were given milk substitute powder packs, and 800 children under the age of two received baby care kits.
• Medical relief camps were conducted in 4 districts, where more than 2,500 people were screenedand provided with free medicines.
• Nearly 11,049 people in 94 camps received food supplies, blankets, and essential items.

Government officials from various districts in Manipur extended their full cooperation to our relief team. We express our sincere thanks to everyone involved with this humanitarian intervention.

Even as we continue our Manipur relief work, we invite you to join us in improving the lives and livelihoods of the suffering.

You can join with SEESHA in this noble cause of bringing comfort & hope to the displaced in Manipur!

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