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Conquering Second Wave of COVID-19 in India

 

The second wave of COVID-19 hit India hard. With very high density of population and a large population, an pandemic of this proportion overwhelmed the healthcare system. Sewa and its organizations worldwide were one of the first to swing into action on the ground. So how did we help during the 2nd wave of Covid in India ?

Watch 3 minute video that summarizes Sewa Canada’s $1.3 Million  “Helping India Conquer 2nd Wave of COVID-19” effort and highlights of the project, through  1) immediate oxygen relief 2) short term relief and 3) long term relief provided in 10 provinces of India during 2021 – 2022.

Sewa  Canada International expresses its heartfelt gratitude to its donors for the generosity and support, that helped us deliver aid to the needy, victims and shore up the medical infrastructure for future waves.

For pictures, more details of our work on the ground for this campaign including regular updates during project execution, please scroll down.

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·       Deployed 230 Oxygen Concentrators and approximately 3000 pieces of 02C Accessories, Oximeters, Thermometers in Covid Care Centres in Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Punjab, Assam & Tamil Nadu.

·       Oxygen level and temperature checks among vulnerable communities and densely populated Bastis & areas.
·       Food Relief to the sick and needy, impacted COVID or the ongoing lockdowns in many provinces.
·       Performing the onerous tasks of cremations and last rites of passage for the victims whose bodies go unclaimed.
·       Vaccination Drives and subsidizing vaccination for frontline volunteers and the needy.
·       Supplying masks, sanitizers, medicines and sanitization drives in impacted areas.
·       Support costs for setup and operations of COVID Care CentresFor long term relief in anticipation of future waves of COVID.Sewa Canada International has setup 8 Oxygen plants and distribution system for medical Oxygen at budget hospitals in rural, under-served areas, serving the under-privileged.To improve medical infrastructure in remote hospitals and make access to hospital easier Sewa Canada has provided three fully equipped Ambulances and over $100,000 worth of life saving medical equipment in remote/rural hospitalsWe are now working on mitigating the long term social impacts on the marginalized, the under-privileged, widows and children who have lost parents or lost the only breadwinner in the family.

UPDATES on 29th April 2021

  • Sewa Canada International and its partners in India with support from its partners organizations worldwide  is working on the basis of a T-model intervention for providing relief during this pandemic. Breadth: Awareness, Essentials and Digital HelpDesk. Depth: Oxygen, and Vaccination.
  • Sewa International has started COVID Care Centres in hot spots in different parts of India. These centres provide isolation and source of oxygen to sick patients, who do not require hospitalization. Many more are being setup at rapid pace. One such site in the process of being initiated & supported via Sewa Canada is the Dr. Ambedkar Trust, is in the tribal areas of Dang in Gujarat with a capacity of 32+ beds.
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  • Sewa International in India is operating operations across 20+ provinces in India. On this page, we will focus mostly and bring you updates on your donations at work, supported by Sewa Canada International. These comprise areas assigned to Sewa Canada International, by Sewa International in India based on requirements and coordination with other partner organizations.
  • 300 volunteers from Seva Bharati Gujarat (one of our partner organizations in India) are serving COVID patients at the Civil hospital in Ahmedabad. 100 volunteers in 3 batches are doing 8 hour shifts providing care and medications to patients. This effort is supported by Sewa Canada International Inc.

 

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Updates on 30th April 2021

  • Sewa Canada placed orders for shipment of one hundred Jay-10 Oxygen Concentrators to be shipped to 2 of our volunteer organizations in Gujarat & Bengaluru. Wire transfer of payment to overseas vendor was done via ICICI Bank Canada earlier today.

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  • Our volunteers serving COVID-19 patients in Vadodra, India

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Updates on 3rd May 2021

  1. Expanded our support/relief activities into Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh states & soon expanding into Kerala. This is in addition to ongoing support by Sewa Canada in state of Gujarat & Bengaluru.
  2. In all of these states our partner orgs on the ground Sewa Bharati has setup COVID Care Centres.
  3. Volunteers are also providing food to the vulnerable who have lost incomes due to lockdowns.
  4. Volunteers are also helping promote and take people to vaccination programs.
  5. Volunteers are facilitating last rites and cremations of victims – the hardest on our volunteers.
  6. In Bengaluru, our partners are running a mobile O2 concentrator service, taking oxygen concentrators to the homes of the needy
  • Covid Care Centre setup in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, by Sewa Bharti and manned by its volunteers…serving COVID patients, supported via Sewa Canada International.
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  • Volunteers from Sewa Canada International partner orgs in Bengaluru are  taking Oxygen concentrators to the homes of patients who need them

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Updates on 4th May 2021

These are some of the most difficult category of pictures we have desisted from posting, as the last rites of passage are sacred spaces, in India. We chose two less sensitive images to respect that space….to highlight the effort of countless volunteers across India selflessly taking up these difficult but essential task. This is a tribute to all of these Sevaks across India…..including this one from Sewa Bharati, Madhya Pradesh included.
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Sewa Bharati, Madhya Pradesh continues to setup more COVID Care Centres across Madhya Pradesh & Chattisgarh including in Mandirs and other repurposed facilities. With lockdowns in effect in many parts of Madhya Pradesh, India our local partners there are distributing food kits/grains to the most vulnerable and needy.
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Updates on May 5th 2021

Today another COVID Care Centre was opened by Sewa Bharati Madhya Pradhesh at Dabra. Sewa Bharati repurposed one of its residential school premises for this purpose. Anyone suffering from COVID in the vicinity of Dabra who does not have facility to quarantine or self isolate themselves can avail of the services at this centre, totally free of cost. Those in need can call the numbers mentioned above.

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Updates on May 9th 2021

  1. The first shipment of 50 O2 concentrators landed in New Delhi and are currently enroute to the provinces of Madhya Pradesh & Gujarat.
  2. The next batch of 50 O2 concentrators is expected to land from overseas in Mumbai in the next couple of day, followed by another batch of 25 O2 concentrators – to be deployed in city of Bengaluru & province of Kerala.
  3. In total 125 O2 concentrators are enroute to their destinations, while we have placed an order for 75 more, for a total of 200.
  4. Based on our fundraising so far, we are now able to expand our immediate relief activities of support into province of Manipur, Rest of Karnataka, remote Tribal areas of Gujarat and Punjab (TBC soon) i.e. do more.
  5. Pictures from tribal areas of Khoba supporting 122 children with food relief, vaccination drive in Bhavnagar, sanitization drive in Kerala etc

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Updates on May 18th, 2021

1. We are currently supporting relief activities and deploying Oxygen Concentrators in Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Punjab.2. While almost 50% of the 205 O2 Concentrators have been deployed, the remaining deployments including a number of Oximeters and Thermometers are expected to be completed by early next week. Disruptions due to bad weather in Mumbai due to the cyclone has impacted our logistics.3. Apart from Oxygen services, vaccine camps, food relief, sanitization drives of public premises, blood donation camps, PCR testing, providing medicines, cremation services continue in all of the 8 provinces.4. Attached are a few pictures from the past week in the areas of our operation. More pictures can be found at https://photos.app.goo.gl/3JUPZyPW6sTVtkgZ85. Bringing patients in from remote areas in tribal Chhattisgarh and Manipur to Covid care centres has been a challenge. We are looking at possible solutions.6. We have started looking at long term relief measures including identifying rural, low budget hospitals to install 02 plants, install COVID related equipment required in hospitals and social development projects.slide1-1-4978518 slide2-1-6607652 whatsapp-image-2021-05-15-at-5-53-27-am-300x225-5251455whatsapp-image-2021-05-16-at-7-37-24-am-300x225-3111217o2-conc-deployed-bhopal-300x138-4828907

Updates on May 23rd, 2021

1. Relief activities and deploying Oxygen Concentrators continue in Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur & Punjab.2. 80% of out of the 205 concentrators have been deployed. Oxygen situation has stabilized or needs are on the decline in the big cities and big centres hit by the pandemic.3. However we are receiving requests from rural areas, smaller towns and remote areas and we are looking at ordering more equipment and repurposing existing ones in the field.3. 30 Oxygen Concentrators arrived 2 days ago in Bengaluru. These are being deployed since yesterday and 20 more in transit for Vidhyanidhi Trust, NGO partner serving this area.4. Manipur, North Eastern India – 29 Oxygen concentrators (+1 still in transit), 400 Oxygen delivery devices, 100 Pulse Oximeters, 100 Body scan IR Thermometers is part of our immediate aid arrived in Manipur.5. 25 Oxygen Concentrators are in transit for Bhajan Global Intl Foundation, our NGO partner in rural Karnataka, expected to arrive on 25th May.6. In Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh we have deployed 700 Oximeters, 500 Oxygen delivery devices, 200 IR scan thermometers. These are also used by our volunteers to identify persons in under privileged neighbourhoods who either have low oxygen levels and higher temperature, but have not sought medical help. These persons are then directed to COVID care centres or hospital for further testing.7. Attached are a few pictures (GoFundMe allows only 3) from the past week in the areas of our operation. More pictures can be found at https://photos.app.goo.gl/3JUPZyPW6sTVtkgZ85. Bringing patients in from remote areas in tribal Chhattisgarh and Manipur to Covid care centres has been a challenge. We are looking at providing 2 Ambulances immediately.6. We will be funding vaccine subsidies for essential workers and daily wage workers below 45.7. We have received proposals to install life saving equipment like ventilators and dialysis equipment in Covid wards of rural & low budget hospitals. We will be working on providing these at the earliest.8. Children who have lost both parents or families who have lost their primary breadwinner need long term aid and help, is one area we will be working with for the long term with our partners9. We are shortlisting hospitals where we can install at least 1 O2 plant with capacity of 250LPM.Thank you to all of our donors. This work would not be possible without your generosity. We will continue to bring updates to you regularly.
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Updates on May 31st 2021

Relief activities and use of Oxygen Concentrators for the needy continue in Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur & Punjab. Support extended this week to Tamil Nadu & Assam (Total of 10 states now)

  1.  100% of out of the initial batch of 205 concentrators have been deployed.
  2. We received SOS message for help from rural Tamil Nadu, rural Assam and rural Madhya Pradesh.
  3. Within a week we were able to turn around and begin delivering 25 additional Concentrators in these 3 states
  4. 20 out of the 25 additional concentrators have been delivered.
  5. While 8 have been deployed at Government Hospital in Karaikudi; 7 have been deployed in Tiruchirappalli COVID Care Centre in under privileged communities.
  6. 5 Concentrators were airlifted to Assam today; while 5 more are enroute to rural Madhya Pradesh by road.
  7. Since last week the remaining concentrators and accessories were deployed in Manipur, Kerala and tribal areas of Southern Gujarat.
  8. 1000 triple layered cloth masks with a filter in between were provided to 2 very remote villages in tribal areas of Southern Gujarat.
  9. This was part of COVID awareness campaign.
  10. 100 underprivileged daily wage families were supplied with kits of fresh nutritious vegetables during current lockdown in Ernakulam, Kerala
  11. This week we are working on ordering ventilators and dialysis equipment in Covid wards of rural & low budget hospitals
  12. This week we are also ordering 2 ambulances for remote tribal areas where patients passed away before getting to a hospital due to lack of ambulances in that area.
  13. Work on identifying hospitals where O2 plants can be installed is still in progress
  14. Though not part of this campaign,  our team has also been involved with similar work in Nepal and getting equipment in there to save lives.
  15. Below are some pictures from the past week. For a more pictures please CLICK HERE

Thank you to all of our donors. This work would not be possible without your generosity. We will continue to bring updates to you regularly.

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Updates on June 10th 2021

Relief activities and use of Oxygen Concentrators for the needy continue in Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Punjab, Tamil Nadu & Assam (Total of 10 states)

  1.  100% of out of 230 Oxygen concentrators have been deployed.
  2.  Residual deployments in rural Punjab & rural Maharashtra were completed.
  3.  Demand for use of Concentrators in rural areas in North Eastern India and Southern India is higher; while demand is decreasing in other regions
  4. Food relief kits, PPE kits, medical kit distribution and sanitization drives are still going on in impacted areas
  5. Order for Dialysis equipment in Covid ward in a rural hospital in Maharashtra placed with vendor.
  6. Order for 2 ambulances for remote tribal areas (of Madhya Pradesh & Manipur) where patients passed away before getting to a hospital due to lack of ambulances in that area.
  7. Two sites – one in Karnataka and another in rural Gujarat identified for installing 250LPM O2 plants.
  8. Our team continues to do similar work in Nepal, saving lives.
  9. Below are some pictures from the past week. For a more pictures please CLICK HERE

Thank you to all of our donors. This work would not be possible without your generosity. We will continue to bring updates to you regularly.

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Updates on June 23rd 2021

  • A 1.5 hour interactive online presentation to our donors and supporters on our work so far, now and beyond was hosted on 20th June 2021, 9:00 pm EDT. All of our donors and supporters were invited.
  • The presentation included expression of  gratitude to all of our donor and fundraising partners, details of work so far, in progress and beyond – on this project
  • Financials on the spent so far and that budgeted for long term relief work was shared with the attendees for transparency. 100% of all the funds have been assigned to relief work on the ground.
  • Some of our fundraising partners in Canada presented testimonials on their experience and working together in the relief efforts
  • We also had representatives of our partners on the ground in India who joined us in this event and took questions from the attendees on the work and situation there.
  • To view the slides that were presented at this meeting, please CLICK HERE

Updates on July 31st 2021

One of the learnings during COVID-19 second wave was the lack of adequate ambulances especially in rural and tribal areas to get patients to hospitals. With this in mind Sewa Canada International is providing 3 ambulances to serve patients now and prepare for future waves. The first of those Ambulances was delivered to Sewa Bharati Madhya Bharat, in the province of Madhya Pradesh.

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A fully equipped Medical Ambulance was handed over to Sewa Bharati Manipur, by Sewa Canada International. This will provide easier access to medical care, for underprivileged & geographically remote communities there, during ongoing COVID crisis.
Sewa Canada had earlier provided scores of O2 Concentrators to hospitals & health centres in Manipur. Medical equipment for 5 hospitals in the province to help fight COVID is expected to arrive in a couple of weeks. All of this is part of approx. CAD$ 100,000 aid to the province of Manipur, from Sewa Canada International, in its fight to conquer COVID-19.
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Updates on October 31st 2021

Continuing with our plan of improving the medical infrastructure, our work continued to provide approximately CAD$ 30,000 worth equipment to various hospitals in the remote Eastern province of Manipur in India. The equipment included multi para monitors, Mobile ECG Machines, Pulse Oximeters, Fogger machines, Ambu bag, Suction pumps etc

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Sewa Canada International provided CAD$ 20,000 worth of medical equipment to Sreevalsam Institute Of Medical Sciences, Edapal, Malappuram. This is part of Sewa Canada International’s CAD$ 63,000 aid to Kerala alone, amidst the larger ongoing COVID-19 Relief Work in India.

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The above work was also covered by local media in Kerala. Click Here to watch the video.

Swami Vivekananda Medical Mission Nagpur 

was provided with equipment worth approx. CAD$ 20,000 to import critical equipment required in care and treatment of patients suffering from Black Fungus following COVID.

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Updates 31st December 2021

1st Oxygen Plant – 150 Litres Per Minute (LPM) Oxygen plant installed & commissioned into service, at Anjali Charitable Hospital, serving rural and tribal areas of Sabarkantha district, Gujarat. This was done in collaboration with Sewa International Bharat.
This is the 1st of 8 Oxygen plants in India, funded by Sewa Canada International, with help of its Canadian donors and part of our continued commitment to improve Oxygen infrastructure in hospitals (in rural India) during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and future waves.

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2nd Oxygen Generating Plant by Sewa Canada International commissioned  into service. The 250 Litres Per Minute (LPM) plant has been installed at Chetana Vihara, Bommasandra, in the outskirts of Bengaluru, India. They also host a Retirement & Assisted Living Facility and hence this plant will serve the elderly and other needy patients.
This 250 LPM plant and the earlier one commissioned in rural Gujarat (150 LPM plant) account for a little over CAD$100,000 in costs. The installation and commission of these plants, is facilitated by Sewa International Bharat and their dedicated volunteers working with a team of Professionals, vendors and contractors.
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Updates 30th April 2022

6 more Oxygen Plants installed and commissioned as part of our ongoing efforts to provide long term Oxygen requirements in remote and rural hospitals. These 6 plants funded via partnership with Trillium Health Partners Foundation, Canada, have been installed in the provinces of Rajasthan and Assam.

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Kanaklata Civil Hospital, Tezpur, Assam

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Updates 30th June 2022

3rd Ambulance sponsored by Sewa Canada International delivered to enhance easier access for patients to hospitals in Ernakulam District, Kerala

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Ongoing Social or Community Projects

We are now working on mitigating the long term social impacts of COVID-19 pandemic on the marginalized, the under-privileged, widows and children who have lost parents or lost the only breadwinner in the family. We have reserved the last 10% of our total funding for social causes related to the Pandemic. These projects are underway in various provinces of India namely Karnataka, Assam, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and with probable inclusion of additional locations, depending on funding situation.  The focus areas currently are –

  • Empowerment through education & skills training.
  • Small scale Self Employment/ Entrepreneurship training & seed funding.
  • Self- Development amongst youth, children and women.

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