Our Gallery of Impact & Humanity

There are many slum areas in India where People don't even have daily needed things like Food, Clothes, footwear etc. You can donate for them.

Umeed Foundation works on ground zero across slum settlements, identifying vulnerable families, daily wage laborers, and children without basic footwear. We distribute nutritious cooked food packets, fresh drinking water, clothes, and durable footwear directly into their hands.

We organized Poor Girls Marriage event to help financially weak families in Mewat and nearby areas. Many people in our country are not able to marry off their daughters due to financial problems. We helped such poor families by making arrangements for the wedding ceremonies and providing financial help.

Our team provides wedding essentials, bridal clothes, household utensils, and handles entire ceremony arrangements with dignity, ensuring that daughters begin their married lives with love, blessings, and zero debt for their parents.

When diseases like dengue and malaria spread in cities, towns and villages, there is always an urgent need for blood in hospitals to save lives. But due to unavailability of blood in blood banks many patients die. UMEED Foundation has started Online Blood Donor Registration program to solve this problem.

Donors can fill our registration form and we will inform them immediately when hospitals and blood banks need fresh blood for malaria and dengue patients. Registered donors can then visit the health facility and donate blood.

As we know that India is still plagued with poverty. Many people do not have roof over their head, enough food to eat and clothes to wear. So, UMEED Foundation keeps organizing Clothes Event from time to time to help destitute people.

We collect old clothes, warm blankets, winter woolens, and foot-wears from donors and distribute to poor people living on streets, in slums and other poverty-stricken locations. Every garment brings comfort and protects human dignity.

We organized Raen Basera campaign in 2014 and helped many homeless people who slept on streets during winters. UMEED Foundation made arrangements for their stay so that they would not have to bear the harshness of winter at night.

Thousands of people in India who live on streets fall severely ill every year with the onslaught of cold wind. Many also die as they cannot afford doctors' fee. We took homeless people to night shelters where they could spend the night hours without feeling cold, providing them with warm bedding, thick blankets, and hot nutritious meals.

Nobody should sleep on an empty stomach. UMEED Foundation conducts regular Aahar Seva drives serving fresh, hygienic, and nutritious food to thousands of poor people, slum children, and destitute families.

Our mobile food vans and community kitchens reach marginalized colonies and construction sites daily. We prepare wholesome Indian meals rich in lentils, vegetables, rice, and chapatis cooked under strict hygiene standards.

Our Disability Support initiative brings mobility and dignity to physically challenged individuals through free distribution of wheelchairs, walkers, tricycles, and rehabilitation support across rural and urban slums.

Loss of mobility often forces individuals into severe dependency and isolation. By providing sturdy, terrain-suitable wheelchairs and assistive aids, Umeed Foundation helps disabled persons reclaim their freedom to move, work, study, and lead an empowered life.

Your sponsorship will provide an orphanage home child with access to education, proper health care and clean drinking water.

Though education promotes mankind’s future and the happiness of the people. Experience has shown that its nature has been changing only with the passage of time as well as with place and locations. Education is of special significance for people emerging from long periods of bondage into self rule and sovereign democracy.

UMEED Foundation provides school bags, stationery, books, school fee scholarships, and after-school remedial learning to ensure zero dropouts among underprivileged girls and boys.

To motivate people to keep their surroundings clean, UMEED Foundation organized Clean India Drive. India is a growing economy and life is a little hard in the country in comparison to other countries. People spend more time in offices to earn living and have less time to devote on other aspects of life.

Government also faces some problems due to which keeping the country clean is one of the main problems. We along with volunteers cleaned the roads, installed litter bins and also provided information to people about the Municipal Corporation of the area.

UMEED Foundation is committed to working for the welfare of the fauna of Delhi, Haryana through various programs. In which the protection of UMEED cow is prominent. Its objective is to make people aware of the care, management, and nutrition of domestic and stray cows.

Being a registered welfare organization, it aims to work for the prevention of cruelty to cows and to discourage cruelty to animals. We provide daily fresh green fodder, clean drinking water, nutritious jaggery and flour, and round-the-clock veterinary treatment for injured, old, and abandoned cows in shelters.

Animals have no voice of their own. UMEED Foundation's Animal Welfare team feeds hundreds of stray dogs daily, responds to road accident injuries with our emergency animal rescue van, provides medical surgeries, and rehabilitates abandoned animals.

Our street drives include cooked nutritious meals (rice, eggs, and specialized dog food), fresh water bowls in summer heat, reflective safety collars for night visibility, and emergency medical treatments. Browse our live documentary photos and ground video footage below.

In times of severe humanitarian crisis, innocent children and displaced families in Gaza desperately need emergency food rations, clean drinking water, medical aid, and shelter essentials. UMEED Foundation extends its compassionate hand to support emergency relief efforts.

Working alongside recognized ground humanitarian networks, we help provide essential ready-to-eat ration kits, hot community meals, clean water containers, baby milk, and urgent first-aid kits directly to civilian families taking refuge in temporary camps.

Every monsoon, devastating floods submerge hundreds of villages across the Brahmaputra valley in Assam, cutting off access to food, clean water, and roads. UMEED Foundation deploys urgent flood relief missions to save lives.

Our disaster response teams navigate rescue boats into marooned rural settlements, handing over essential dry rations (chira, jaggery, rice, biscuits), baby formula, water purification tablets, halogen tablets, and tarpaulin sheets to families sheltering on elevated embankments and bamboo stilts.