Dayitva is our Responsibility as Human Beings
Operation Dayitva (Responsibility) is our state-of-the-art program to prepare, respond and recover from disasters and humanitarian crises, especially focussed on children and their families.
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Operation Dayitva (Responsibility) is our way to respond to Children and their families affected by Disasters.
Since children are the most vulnerable in situations like these, we have now developed some of the best practices from across the world for Disaster Response. in India. This crisis response and management framework developed by Bal Utsav is today used by various organisations nationally.
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We are committed to helping those in need, and we would love you to join us.
Bal Utsav is drawing from substantial expertise and lessons learned from the various responses that we have undertaken since the year 2015 and are prepared and ready to respond in 48 hours to any Disaster. We are committed to helping those in need, and we want you to do everything you can to help out.
We believe that the recovery won’t be swift… but our response can be! Your support helps bring immediate disaster relief and supplies, and long-term recovery so people can rebuild their lives.
The journey begins with you. This is the moment to step up for the vulnerable. Get Involved Now! Change begins with us and there is no us without you.
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Dayitva: Timeline Snapshots
As the Covid-19 Pandemic continued with its latest surge, Bal Utsav drew from substantial expertise and lessons learned from the various responses that we had undertaken since the year 2015. Know More
We recognised that in India, this pandemic will most impact the vulnerable -India’s children and their families, whom we seek to serve – the vendors, daily wage earners, the gig-economy workers and small businesses. And that is why, Bal Utsav got down to business. Know more
In August 2019, catastrophic floods caused by incessant rains wreaked havoc in large parts of Karnataka and Kerala. Bal Utsav began responding to those impacted by the floods on 6th August 2019 and continued this support for 5 weeks. Read More
In the first week of Aug 2018, Kerala saw 257% more rainfall than normal. Idukki, the worst hit district, received 447.6% more rainfall than usual.We needed to move quickly to help, as best as we could. Read More
An earthquake with an estimated magnitude of 7.8 struck Nepal near the capital of Kathmandu on 25 April, 2015. Thousands of people lost their lives across the region and many more were injured. 39 of 75 districts of Nepal were reported to be affected by the earthquake. Read More
In the first week of December 2015, Chennai saw unprecedented flooding as a result of heavy rainfall. The floods devastated many lives and caused untold destruction to properties. More than 500 people were killed and over 1.8 million people were displaced. Read More