Maharashtra Flood Relief 2025
From Floods to Hope: Helping 1000+ families across 30+ flood affected villages
For the past few weeks, heavy rainfall in Solapur and regions of Marathwada has led to severe flooding. Thousands have lost their homes, daily essentials, livestock, and means of livelihood.
Entire villages like Hattur were plunged into darkness and isolation, with no power, food, or access to communication.
Cut off by flooded roads and without electricity or drinking water, the situation has quickly escalated into a full-blown humanitarian crisis.
Our Mission
We aim to support over 1000 flood-affected families across 30 villages in Solapur and Dharashiv districts.
We’re preparing to distribute 1500+ Relief Kits. Each kit includes food grains, sanitary supplies, medicines, educational material, and bedding. These kits are procured and distributed through local volunteers and partner organizations of Jnana Prabodhini.
How You Can Help?
Your financial support will directly impact a family in distress. 100% of your donation goes toward purchasing and delivering essential relief supplies to the affected areas. Our dedicated volunteers on the field are surveying needs, coordinating logistics, and distributing aid. They need your help to keep going. Your contribution empowers these grassroots teams to reach more families faster, with dignity and care.
A small donation of $20 can support a relief kit for one affected individual
Our Relief Work So Far
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Distributed food kits worth ₹1250 ($15) each to 131 families
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Provided educational kits (notebooks, pens, textbooks) to 20 affected students
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Launched daily cooked meal program for elderly, single, disabled, and widowed women, supporting 20+ women
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Delivered and installed a generator in flood-hit Hattur village and restored power after 5 days of darkness
Let’s Rebuild. Together.
This is not just flood relief. It’s a mission to restore dignity, restart lives, and rebuild communities. With your support, we can ensure that no one is left behind.
What’s Next?
Surveys and conversations with local communities have identified critical ongoing needs in affected villages:
Shelter & Household Essentials
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Repairs to damaged homes (including providing tin sheets and basic construction support)
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provide household essential items that were lost in the flood
Electricity & Lighting
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Immediate access to power or solar lighting solutions for areas without electricity
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Provide Small rechargeable fans for infants and elderly and charging stations for mobile phones
Infant & Child Care
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Mosquito nets and repellents (Odomos, coils, etc.)
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Baby care supplies for infants living in temporary shelters
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Educational materials for children whose school supplies were lost
Livestock, Agriculture and Livelihood Recovery
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Fodder and nutrition for livestock, Veterinary support services for animals
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Replacement of washed-away farming supplies to resume agricultural activities and crop recovery
Health & Safety
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Medicines to protect against snake and scorpion bites
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General first-aid and hygiene kits
