Kanchan Kunj Refugee Relief
When fire struck, UFH responded with compassion, care, and commitment.
In April 2021, while India was battling a devastating second wave of COVID-19, a massive fire at the Kanchan Kunj Refugee Camp in New Delhi left over 55 families homeless and in dire need of assistance.
UFH quickly mobilised its volunteers to deliver urgent relief and provide essential aid to those affected.
4 Days of Relief, 4 Stories of Hope
Emergency Relief
Milk and biscuits distributed to all affected families.
Smiles for the Kids
Pizzas and chocolates shared to lift children's spirits.
Footwear Distribution
200 pairs of footwear given to refugees.
Hygiene & Care
500 diapers provided for infants and toddlers.
Hope Rebuilt Through Education
In the aftermath of the tragedy, The UFH Welfare Academy launched a new dedicated batch for children from the Kanchan Kunj Refugee Camp.
This initiative was born from the children's heartfelt requests to continue their education — a step that symbolised hope rising from the ashes.
Moments of Resilience
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