When natural disasters
such as floods strikes, guardian angels emerge from nowhere. One such angel is
Sheeja of Yora Dora Foundation based at Padikuppam, Anna Nagar. She has been
working tirelessly in identifying worst hit spots and offering relief aid to
many areas in Chennai city continuously for the past weeks. The humanitarian
community is tightly knit than most during disasters as these, and personal
referrals can be hugely beneficial. So any likeminded person reading this
can kindly contact Sheeja and serve the needy and helpless. She had
distributed blankets, sarees, kidwear, biscuits, soaps and many more basic
requirement products to the flood hit areas of Chennai city. During the
distribution of food packets all that she could notice was desperation in the
eyes of the displaced and hungry people. And so her kind suggestion for
individuals who can’t really do one-on-one service after disasters is that, the
best way they can help is generally to donate money to effective and efficient
charities that have an established presence on the ground. Given her passion
for service Yora Dora foundation is a name that’s going to prove its worth and
make its presence felt to people in need.
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