At the Peter Naik Charitable Trust, we believe that true service is measured by our response during times of distress. Our Disaster Relief Program is dedicated to providing immediate assistance, financial support, and humanitarian aid to communities affected by natural calamities and unforeseen disasters.
In the wake of the devastating floods caused by heavy rains in Chandru Thanda, many families faced unimaginable losses—losing their homes, belongings, and even loved ones. Understanding the gravity of the situation, the Peter Naik Charitable Trust, under the compassionate leadership of Dr. Peter Naik Lakavath, extended financial assistance and essential relief materials to the affected families.
With urgency and empathy, the Trust’s team reached out to the victims, ensuring that no one felt alone in their time of need. The heartfelt gratitude expressed by the recipients reflected the deep impact of the support provided. Many acknowledged that the help they received brought not only practical relief but also emotional reassurance.
Dr. Peter Naik Lakavath reaffirmed the Trust’s unwavering commitment to standing with the poor and the distressed during life’s most challenging moments. He also assured continued efforts to expand the reach of the Trust’s disaster response initiatives to support more communities in the future.
Emergency financial aid for affected families
Distribution of food, clothing, and essential supplies
Support for rebuilding homes and restoring livelihoods
Emotional and moral support through community outreach
In times of crisis, compassion becomes the greatest force of healing. Through our disaster relief efforts, the Peter Naik Charitable Trust remains a beacon of hope for communities seeking comfort, care, and recovery.
Emergency Aid – Provide food, clothing, medical aid, and shelter to victims of natural calamities like floods, earthquakes, and fires.
Support for Street Children & Affected Families – Ensure essential supplies for displaced children and families affected by disasters.
Relief Distribution – Arrange and distribute daily necessities such as food, medicine, and clothing to affected individuals.
Medical Assistance – Conduct emergency medical camps and provide necessary healthcare services during epidemics and calamities.
Rehabilitation & Shelter – Set up temporary shelters and support long-term rehabilitation for disaster victims, including orphans and widows.
Community Support – Work towards rebuilding affected communities by offering financial and social support.
Awareness & Preparedness – Conduct awareness programs to educate communities on disaster preparedness and response strategies.
Collaboration with NGOs & Authorities – Partner with government agencies, NGOs, and philanthropic organizations to enhance relief efforts.
Volunteering & Mobilization – Encourage volunteers and social workers to actively participate in disaster relief activities.
Long-Term Recovery Plans – Implement sustainable rehabilitation projects for affected regions, focusing on rebuilding lives and livelihoods.