The exodus has started. Men women children, hungry and thirsty and tired and exhausted, are on long marches on foot, trying to reach their native villages. Most are labourers or other daily wagers who have lost their jobs. Chaotic scenes everywhere. Every Infant Matters provides food and grocery kits to 950 people 

Thousands have lost jobs in this pandemic. There is no food, no water no accommodation, no transport.

"I need funds urgently to provide these people with food and water, " says Dr Radhika Batra. 

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Every Infant Matters is grateful to its donors who have sent bottles of liquid soap.

Some are being distributed, while others are being used to wash the hands of homeless people before giving them a nutritious meal.

"My heart is overflowing with gratitude for my supporters. I kept writing and putting pictures on Instagram; the funds kept pouring in" says Dr Radhika Batra

Yes, we have got soap and sanitisers. Volunteers wash the hands of homeless children and adults before giving them a meal.

We are collecting non-perishable food items such as groceries, biscuits and candy for daily wagers and labourers who have lost their jobs. Also bars of soap. Please send to 

Dr Radhika Batra

Pocket C- 638 Sarita vihar,

New Delhi 110076

Every Infant Matters is distributing masks and hand sanitisers to homeless people, especially children, who are malnourished and vulnerable. They live in unhygienic conditions and survive on meagre scraps of food. Even though the disease progression in children is mild, they may pass on the virus to others who fall in the high risk category.  This small step taken in the right direction may help flatten the curve. We have partnered with a local NGO called Donate a Meal, this has shelters, free meals and distribution drives for homeless people. A pharmaceutical supplier is arranging these commodities for us at highly subsidised rates. 

Every Infant Matters is distributing masks and hand sanitisers to women and children living in remote areas of the North East. We work in partnership with CDI, Centre for Development Initiative, based out of Gawhati, Assam. This is the development wing of the Missionary Sisters of Mary Help of Christians (MSMHC), an organization dedicated to the service of marginalized communities, especially women, girls and children, from Meghalaya, Mizoram, Manipur, Maharastra, Nagaland, Orissa and Tripura. A pharmaceutical supplier is arranging these commodities for us at highly subsidised rates.

Our mission is serving disadvantaged women and children by providing last mile health solutions. Our biggest project is that of preventing blindness by dispensing Vitamin A to marginalised children. We believe in justice and inclusion, and work towards promoting gender equality.

Our projects:

1. Preventing blindness in children

2. Holistic health program

3. Promoting breast feeding

4. Deworming

5. Promoting gender equality 

6. Dispelling harmful myths and educating families on hygiene and proper hand washing techniques 

7. Distribution of prenatal vitamins to marginalised pregnant women.

8. Preventing stigma and discrimination to those with Tuberculosis, HIV/AIDs or blindness

9. COVID-19 Relief Work

 1. Blindness Prevention: More than 25,120 children have been given Vitamin A to save them from going blind, in  India and Nigeria

 2. Deworming: 21,155 children have been given deworming tablets  

  3. Prenatal Vitamins to Disadvantaged Mothers . Given to 27050 pregnant women

4. Holistic health care: 32,000 disadvantaged families educated on breast feeding, immunisation, hygiene, hand washing techniques.  

5, Promoting equality: More than 32,000 families educated to prevent gender inequalities, and prevent stigma due to TB, HIV/AIDS and blindness

6. Distribution of masks, soaps, hand sanitisers and food to support the homeless during the COVID-19 pandemic