Supported vulnerable families during the holy month of Ramadan

Monthly ration support worth approx. ₹1,500 per family, ensuring food security for an entire month

Focused on widows, single mothers, elderly women, persons with disabilities, and unemployed families

Reached families living below the poverty line, many in temporary shelters or unsafe housing

Addressed both nutritional needs and emotional reassurance during a spiritually significant time

Identified and documented critical individual cases including:

• Elderly widows dependent on small pensions

• Single mothers raising multiple young children

• Women working as beedi laborers with unstable income

• Families affected by disability, chronic illness, and unemployment

• A woman battling a brain tumor, requiring urgent medical support

• A recently widowed, educated woman seeking livelihood opportunities

Implemented with dignity, empathy, and personal engagement with beneficiaries

Highlighted the urgent need for media attention and community support

Ensured daily meals for families who otherwise struggle to afford even one nutritious meal a day

Brought relief and stability to households facing extreme financial uncertainty

Restored a sense of dignity and care to widows and elderly women living alone

Reduced emotional stress and anxiety during Ramadan by easing food-related worries

Provided temporary security to families dealing with illness, disability, and unemployment

Gave single mothers and caregivers the ability to focus on their children’s well-being

Strengthened trust between the foundation and marginalized communities

Reinforced ASF’s role as a reliable support system during humanitarian crises

Created awareness about hidden poverty and overlooked struggles, calling for broader societal action