Impact Areas
Fostering Recovery measures in disaster AFFECTED areas
Impact Areas
Fostering Recovery measures in disaster affected areas
United Way Bengaluru: The best NGO providing disaster relief measures
During times of disaster, quick and effective measures become an imperative. These measures involve delivering essential resources like food, medicines, and psychological support to the affected. From 1995 to 2020, India has experienced a total of 1,058 instances of floods, cyclones, droughts, cold waves, and heatwaves, highlighting the importance of disaster relief measures.
United Way Bengaluru provides effective disaster relief measures across India. We aim to support those in need during times of crisis and actively manage disaster relief measures in India by addressing the immediate needs of those affected and playing a significant role in the recovery and rebuilding mechanisms.
United Way Bengaluru: The best NGO working on calamity support and management
Providing hope during crisis by assisting affected communities
Based on the research published on the UNICEF website, India stands among the world’s most disaster-prone countries, with 27 of its 29 states and seven union territories exposed to recurrent natural hazards. This highlights the ever increasing need for calamity and disaster management preparedness in India.
United Way Bengaluru actively engages in calamity support and management to safeguard public well being during a disaster. We initiate adequate planning and rescue implementation efforts to the affected victims
Impact
2020 and 2021
5128 families received support following the cyclone
35 disaster resistant shelters constructed
2020 and 2022
820 health camps conducted for the affected victims
2021 and 2022
3343 ration kits distributed to migrants
2022 and 2023
7,37,713 community members rescued
Giving hope to those affected
Capacity Building of front line workers
Strengthening resilience of frontline workers
As per the World Health Organization, India lacks skilled health care workers, falling short of the minimum threshold of 22.8 skilled workers per 10,000 people. This highlights the growing need for capacity building of frontline workers.
United Way Bengaluru engages in capacity building of frontline workers. This involves a team of healthcare professionals, community health workers, emergency responders, and volunteers who offer essential healthcare support to the communities in need.
Impact
450 health workers trained between 2020 and 2022
Improved response rates during crisis
United Way Bengaluru: An NGO providing COVID-19 relief and support
Rebuilding lives post COVID-19
From 3rd January 2020 to 6th September 2023, the World Health Organization reported 44,997,326 confirmed COVID-19 cases in India. In our fight against the global pandemic, United Way Bengaluru provided COVID-19 relief and support to government hospitals.We worked closely with primary health care centers, government and patients to safeguard public health during an emergency.
Impact
Protective gear distributed between 2020 – 2021
Medical equipment distributed between 2020 – 2021
Institutional support provided between 2020 and 2021
500+ COVID-19 relief institutions supported across pan India
1.04 crore individuals from the marginalized communities vaccinated between 2021 and 2022
30,247 PPE Kits
10,00,865 masks
10,07,050 N95 masks
45 ventilators
120 multipara monitors
15 HFNC
1089 oxygen concentrators
10,350 oxygen cylinders
9000+ Ration kits
280 modular beds donated
500+ COVID ICU/ITU beds donated
6 critical care ambulance donated
100+ corporate partner collaborations
10,098 gloves
10,588 face shields
10,22,944 surgical gloves
30 humidifiers
1078 nasal oxygen masks
150 bipap machines
5792 pulse oximeters
25,894+ Hygiene kits
Focused on Post-pandemic care
Providing hope during crisis by assisting afected communities
Based on the research published on the UNICEF website, India stands among the world’s most disaster-prone countries, with 27 of its 29 states and seven union territories exposed to recurrent natural hazards. This highlights the ever increasing need for calamity and disaster management preparedness in India.
United Way Bengaluru actively engages in calamity support and management to safeguard public well being during a disaster. We initiate adequate planning and rescue implementation efforts to the affected victims
Impact
2020 and 2021
5128 families received support following the cyclone
35 disaster resistant shelters constructed
2020 and 2022
820 health camps conducted for the affected victims
2021 and 2022
3343 ration kits distributed to migrants
2022 and 2023
7,37,713 community members rescued
Giving hope to those affected
Strengthening resilience of frontline workers
As per the World Health Organization, India lacks skilled health care workers, falling short of the minimum threshold of 22.8 skilled workers per 10,000 people. This highlights the growing need for capacity building of frontline workers.
United Way Bengaluru engages in capacity building of frontline workers. This involves a team of healthcare professionals, community health workers, emergency responders, and volunteers who offer essential healthcare support to the communities in need.
Improved response rates during crisis
Rebuilding lives post COVID-19
From 3rd January 2020 to 6th September 2023, the World Health Organization reported 44,997,326 confirmed COVID-19 cases in India.
In our fight against the global pandemic, United Way Bengaluru provided COVID-19 relief and support to government hospitals. We worked closely with primary health care centers, government and patients to safeguard public health during an emergency.
Impact
Protective gear distributed between 2020 – 2021
30,247 PPE Kits
10,00,865 masks
10,07,050 N95 masks
10,098 gloves
10,588 face shields
10,22,944 surgical gloves
Medical equipment distributed between 2020 – 2021
45 ventilators
120 multipara monitors
15 HFNC
1089 oxygen concentrators
10,350 oxygen cylinders
9000+ Ration kits
30 humidifiers
1078 nasal oxygen masks
150 bipap machines
5792 pulse oximeters
25,894+ Hygiene kits
Institutional support provided between 2020 and 2021
280 modular beds donated
500+ COVID ICU/ITU beds donated
6 critical care ambulance donated
100+ corporate partner collaborations
500+ COVID-19 relief institutions supported across pan India
1.04 crore individuals from the marginalized communities vaccinated between 2021 and 2022
Focused on Post-pandemic care