A complete report of Covid 2.0 Relief Services done by Sri Ramakrishna Math all over Tamil Nadu.

News reports of relief at Vivekananda House

On 26th May 2021 Vivekananda House – a sub-center of Ramakrishna Math Chennai conducted Covid 2.0 relief for 300 marginalized people with essential grocery kits around Ayodhyakuppam area around 11 AM. The relief was conducted with proper Covid safety measur...

On May 20th 2021 Ramakrishna Math Chennai and Ramakrishna Mission Students home jointly launch the Covid 2.0 relief initiative in which 1000 medical kits worth Rs.2500 are planned to be distributed to the Covid affected needy people in Chennai. Srimat Swami Gautamanandaji Maharaj – Vice President of...

Daily labourers, fishermen and poor farmers have been affected due to cyclone and heavy rain in recent times in Thiruvarur, Thanjavur and Nagapattinam districts.

Based on a survey report, Rice and groceries worth of ₹500 to 2000 families in Mannarkudi, Adhirampattinam, Tiruturaipundi and Talaijnayiru...

During Covid-19 lockdown around 2000 Ration bags and cooked food for 350 people have been distributed to the deserving families at Meyyur and the villages around.

Thirteen huts were destroyed in a fire accident early on (18th May) Saturday morning at Dooming Kuppam, Mylapore. 16 families lost everything; we have distributed cooking utensils & clothes etc. on 22nd May 2019.

Cyclonic Gaja made landfall in Nagapattinam district of Tamil Nadu on Friday, November 16, 2018. Gusty winds due to cyclonic storm resulted in thousands of trees and electricity poles being uprooted. More than 2,49,083 people have been evacuated and shifted to other places.

We did Primary Relief Work...

Responding to massive floods in Kerala, Ramakrishna Math/Mission centres in Kerala have undertaken large-scale primary relief work to alleviate the suffering of people from those flood affected areas. This includes providing cooked food, clothes and essential commodities. Many sufferers whose houses...

On 16/07/2018 at 3.00 pm at Tiruvarur Dt., Tiruturaipoondi Taluk, Periyanayagipuram (small village), due to an accidental electrical short circuit, 43 thatched houses were razed by a raging fire fuelled by the seasonal wind. Within 1 hour, it spread to adjacent huts and luckily being daytime women a...