As we face the nation-wide lock down in the wake of COVID-19, the LGBTQ+ community has been adversely impacted. The Keshav Suri Foundation is reaching out to support the marginalized through various NGOs. The foundation is also providing mental health counseling and taking workshops through our social media channels to enable you to learn new skills.

As COVID-19 sweeps the world, thousands of people in India as well have contracted the virus and every community is getting affected. The virus has adversely affected the lives and livelihood of the LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans* and Queer) community at disproportionate rates. They are at a greater exposure and risk – on both economic and medical front. Their experiences with poverty, jobs and health disparities are pulling crucial safety nets out from them. The sex workers have lost their daily wages, the transgender people cannot avail government schemes, and the closeted youth have lost connect with the outside world. The Keshav Suri Foundation is reaching out to support the marginalized through various NGOs.

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Support extended to:
Nai Bhor Sanstha, Jaipur
Ashok Nagar, Crematorium, Udaipur

Support Extended to:

Nirmal Primary School Shelter, New Delhi
Kinnar Maa Trust, Delhi
Aarohan, New Delhi 
Basera Ek Samajik Sanstha, New Delhi
Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Hospital, New Delhi 
Pahal Foundation, New Delhi 
Mitr Trust, New Delhi
Lakshayam NGO, New Delhi 
Tweet Foundation, New Delhi 
Deepshika Samiti, New Delhi 
Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi
Lodhi Road, Crematorium, New Delhi
Geeta Colony, Crematorium, New Delhi
Panchkuyian, New Delhi
Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
Sucheta Kriplani Hospital, Delhi
AIIMS, New Delhi
Batra Hospital, New Delhi
Hindu Rao Hospital, New Delhi
RML Hospital, New Delhi

Support extended to:

Association of Transgender/Hijra, West Bengal 
NGO BHARANI, Kolkata 

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Nammane Summane NGO, Bangalore

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Mariya Bhavan Old Age Home, Bekal
Government Family Health Center

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Civil Hospital and PGI in Chandigarh
Saksham Trust, Chandigarh

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Lal Ded Govt Hospital, Srinagar

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Cooper Hospital, Mumbai

Support extended to:

Swasth Kendra, Khajuraho

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The Foundation has also taken the initiative of extending mental health support to people who need the same. Our onboard counselors are giving free counseling to help people cope up with the situation.
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After being a self-funded initiative for over two years we are now accepting donations to further amplify and expand our ability to provide support to those who are in dire need of it. The aid provided by you will directly go to further enhance our relief efforts in times of distress, high-quality mental health services, online resources, community support groups, and other vital activities to embrace, empower and mainstream the LGBTQIA+ community in India.
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We are providing the NGOs fruits, vegetables and groceries to help them battle hunger. To some NGOs we have donated funds to enable them the acts of kindness. The Foundation has also taken the initiative of extending mental health support. Our onboard counsellors are taking LIVE sessions and providing personal counseling to help people cope up with the situation and make it better. The Foundation has also started ‘Queering Quarantine’, an online series of talks, interactions and workshops to help people cope with this lockdown and utilise their time in learning and exploring new areas.

In times of this crisis, we urge everyone to support in whatever way possible for them. Here is a list to help you: 

S.No Name of the Organisation Address Contact person Phone Number People reached out to
1 Mitr Trust Building no. E-2/74-B, III floor, Chankya place – 1, 30 Feet Road, New Delhi, India Rudrani Chhetri 99108 99755 150
2 Kinnar Maa Trust 3771, Gali Masjid Wali, Shahgunj Chowk, Ajmeri Gate, Delhi – 6 Pammi 8800534496 300
3 Aarohan A 109 Balbir Nager Kirari New Delhi 110086 Ram Prakash 9643533864 150
4 Pahal Foundation A 27/2, Devli More, Near Ambe Bajaj Showroom, New Delhi Frooti 7834924135 30
5 Basera    Ramkali  9540439623 300
6 Kinnar Maa Trust Room No 6, Gadge Maharaj Colony, Near Little Flower School, Vikhroli, Mumbai-400079 Sonalee 8169402997 1000
7 Shiv Shakti Foundation Mumbai Vicky Shinde 9004371066 50
8 Payana  No 24, Benson Road, Benson Town, Bangalore -560046 Saumya  9845816679 200
9 Saksham Trust Badmajra, Mohali 6 phase, Chandigarh Dhananjay Chauhan 9463692362 50
10 Trans Rights Now Collective Toothukudi Grace Banu 7708789616 300
11 Ondede Bangalore Akkai 9980042532 300
12 Association of Transgender/Hijra in Bengal Kolkata Ranjitha 9830027185
13 Tweet Foundation New Delhi and Mumbai Abhina Supported Shelter Home for Transmen
14 Lakshayam New Delhi 50

 

KSF and The LaLiT Mumbai supported 40+ families of migrant workers in Ganpat Patil Nagar, Borivali West, Mumbai

The Lalit and KSF supported NGO BHARANI  in Kolkata which caters to children mainly of house maids and contract labours.

Keshav Suri Foundation and The LaLiT handed over 100 PPE Kits and 250 face masks to AAP MLA Raghav Chhadda for the protection of our frontline Covid warriors.

 We donated 150 Personal Protective Equipment kits after a previous appeal of CM @ArvindKejriwal to the general public. We also extended the support by giving 500 masks made out of linen by our team to the DM New Delhi, Tanvi Garg.