Food Relief
We cook and deliver fresh meals to families who have nothing left after hospital visits or sudden job loss. One hot meal can bring back dignity and strength.
Your contribution goes directly to the field. Transparent, immediate, and impactful — providing daily home-style meals, essential school supplies, and medical care across Saharsa, Bihar.
This foundation began with a simple belief: if someone near us is struggling, we should help however we can. Today we stand with families who face tough days: no food on the table, kids missing school, or a parent who can’t afford medicines.
We don’t promise to solve every problem. We just make sure no one sleeps hungry or hopeless if we can reach them. Everything is open - you can ask us anything, anytime.
We cook and deliver fresh meals to families who have nothing left after hospital visits or sudden job loss. One hot meal can bring back dignity and strength.
School bags, notebooks, uniforms, and sometimes tuition fees for children who want to study but their parents can’t manage. We help them stay in school and dream bigger.
Medicines, doctor visits, and small hospital support for the elderly and sick parents who have no one else. A little help at the right time can save a whole family.
Project Arogya Lakshmi by Rasiklal Parvati Foundation is a grassroots movement dedicated to menstrual hygiene awareness and sanitary pad distribution for village women. We are breaking cultural taboos, preventing health complications, and ensuring every "Lakshmi" of the household lives with the dignity and comfort she deserves.
Rahat Roti Rasoi, an initiative by Rasiklal Parvati Foundation, was launched on 20th October 2025 (Diwali) near Tata Memorial…
“Last month we met Ramesh uncle in a slum near us. His wife was in hospital and they had no food for three days. We reached with meals and he cried with relief. Today his family is back on their feet.”
“Little Priya, 9 years old, had stopped going to school because she had no uniform. After we gave her the kit, she ran back to class with the biggest smile.”
“Asha didi’s mother needed urgent medicine. We arranged it the same day. Asha said, ‘You people came like family.’ That’s why we do this.”
Whether you can give Rs.100 or Rs.10,000 - every rupee feeds a hungry child, puts a book in a school bag, or buys medicine for someone in pain. Join us. It’s simple, direct, and real.