My name is Tanya, and I’ve worked with Project Annapurna since I was 13 years old in Hyderabad. 

Over the past 8 years, I’ve spent time on the ground with the team, helping prepare and distribute meals in communities where access to food is never guaranteed. What makes this work special is that it’s local, sustainable, and consistent — a simple way to share your blessings and earn smiles with every meal served.

This monthly campaign raising ₹28,000 will allow Project Annapurna to continue showing up, month after month, for those who need it most.

The Problem

India produces enough food to feed everyone, yet millions still struggle to afford daily meals.

In tribal hamlets and low-income communities, this gap is most visible among pregnant women, lactating mothers, infants, and young children. Lack of consistent nutrition during these stages leads to preventable complications, illness, and loss of life.

Before regular food programs were introduced in some of the tribal hamlets Project Annapurna works with, pregnancy-related deaths and infant mortality rates were as high as 37%.

Our Solution

Project Annapurna runs a monthly nutrition program across tribal hamlets in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, as well as slums in and around Hyderabad.

Nutritious meals are prepared and distributed by local team members on the ground, ensuring food reaches families directly and consistently. The focus is on women, expectant and new mothers, infants, and children who depend on this support.

Over the past five years, this consistent, on-ground approach has helped bring pregnancy-related deaths and infant mortality down to 2% in the communities served.

What This Campaign Supports

This campaign raises ₹28,000 to support one month of nutritious meals for families across these tribal hamlets.

Your support helps provide:

• Regular, nutritious meals for women and children

• Stability for families who cannot afford daily food

• Continuity for a program that only works when it doesn’t stop

This campaign isn’t about a single meal or a one-time effort. It’s about keeping a system running, month after month, for communities that rely on it.

Your contribution helps ensure that support continues, without gaps, for the families who need it most