Share for Care

About the Program

The Share for Care Program is a humanitarian initiative by IFIE dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities through essential resources and care-driven interventions. With the support of corporates, startups, and individuals, the program focuses on addressing immediate needs related to nutrition, hygiene, and basic living conditions

Our Initiatives

Ration Kit Distribution

Providing essential food supplies and daily necessities to families during emergencies, crises, and difficult circumstances.

Community Meal drives

Conducting food distribution programs at orphanages, old age homes, shelter homes, and disaster-affected communities.

Hygiene & Sanitation Awareness

Distributing sanitary pads and conducting awareness sessions to promote menstrual hygiene, sanitation, and overall well-being among women and girls.

Program Reach

The Share for Care Program has been successfully implemented across multiple regions, including:

Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh
Dibrugarh, Assam
Indore, Madhya Pradesh

Through these efforts, the program has positively impacted the lives of hundreds of children, women, and families by ensuring access to essential resources and support.

Our Vision

Share for Care goes beyond distribution by creating a strong support system for communities in need. Our mission is to improve health and nutrition, promote hygiene awareness, provide emergency relief, and strengthen overall community well-being.

COVID – 19 in India has deprived many poor families of their income as they are all at home in lockdown situation. Their earning members some of whom are migrant labour , are stuck in remote cities. We are anguished to see many of their children slipping into malnutrition. Pregnant and lactating mothers in these families are going hungry. This will compromise their immune response and make them more susceptible to the virus.
At the beginning of the lockdown, IFIE reached out to the communities that we were already serving and provided the families with dry ration kits. Distribute food kits and hygiene kits to other migrant communities. “We’re also committed to continuing our fight against hunger, so we’re keeping our programmer running through this new crisis.
Through our collective effort, we were able to reach about 76,500 families with dry ration kits, supporting over 1.5 lakh people