19 January,2022 05:19 PM IST | Mumbai | BrandMedia
Apurva Singh
Covid-19 continues to disrupt lives all over the globe. While the third wave is already hitting the country and creating a havoc among lives of individuals, the only thing that is helping the country to reel back from the havoc is the effective administration and the timely help of emerging COVID warriors, who kept aside all feelings of terror, materialism, and personal safety and came up with their resources to alleviate the sufferings of the ones in need. In order to bridge this gap and help people come out of this situation, Apurva Singh has been tirelessly working to support the most vulnerable communities to tackle the pandemic and provide them with a better living.
An active social worker and philanthropist, Apurva has devised an interesting method of amassing financial aid to help uplift the poor and the needy and ensure a steady stream of financial aid via her non-profit organisation. From helping mankind to rise from the havoc that the pandemic brought to transforming lives through humanity, she leads the way to the path of light with her humanitarian approach. Apart from this, she has conducted more than 400 campaigns (Offline and Online) supporting PM Modi's initiatives. Her tweets and campaigns have been covered by leading media publications to highlight the need of protecting the environment and working for the betterment of the downtrodden. Her Campaign #TeamFightAgainstCovid has been a huge success. Through this hashtag, Apurva and her team helped people from all parts of India.
"We have been constantly helping marginalised communities and people suffering from the aftereffects of the pandemic through adequate food supply, financial assistance and medical facilities. Over the past few weeks, we have been working expeditiously with our partners to help families escape their financial crisis. With the third wave approaching, we are all set to help the government and people in providing all basic necessities and other required prerequisites to uplift weaker sections and provide support they need amidst pandemic", says founder Apurva Singh.
The pandemic also brought a huge scarcity of food with people losing their livelihoods and having no medium to earn their living. To solve this issue, Apurva Singh has served meals to the poor people on the street, alleviating the hunger in town. Apart from this, she has also procured oxygen cylinders and other necessities for over thousands of families.
Though the country is on its peak of healing and people are with each passing day being a little more cautious, the dangers of a third wave can not go unnoticed. Realising the same, Apurva is mindful that she leaves no stone unturned if the unfortunate does happen. The social worker has recently gifted a painting made by her to UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to show her respect and gratitude towards the CM. She is also focusing on coming up with more campaigns and awareness drives to help people overcome the crisis and maintain sustainable living throughout the crisis.
