Help bring life saving nutrition, clean drinking water and food relief to those most desperately in need.
India has the challenge of providing safe drinking water for over 700 million people in more than 1.5 million villages. Additionally, vital micronutrient deficiency and food shortages are of major concern.
Micro Nutrients
Over 9 million children already protected from the ravages of nutritional deficiency disorders
Water Wells
26 villages with 4,600 men, women and children are now drinking clean water every day
Food Rations
14,800 families -- more than 54,000 men, women, and children fed for a whole month
Life Saving Micro-Nutrients (1.46)
Reaching the most vulnerable children in urban slums and remote rural villages
Clean Water for life (5.29)
Drilling water wells transform the lives of rural villagers for decades to come
One Mother’s Struggle
for Food (1.14)
Listen to what this mother of four children has to do to feed her little children.
SevaChild’s mission is to identify where the need is greatest and do it’s best to eliviate the suffering. As the founder and president of SevaChild, Rick Carlton has spearheaded SevaChild’s programs: protecting young children from the foremost cause of childhood blindness; delivering powerful micronutrients that cure anaemia in expecting mothers; distributing one-month food packages to families left hungry due to the COVID-19 lockdowns; and constructing water wells that bring fresh clean drinking water to rural villagers whose only option was disease causing contaminated water. His interest in, and concern for, the plight of impoverished Indian men, women, and children is the driving force behind all of SevaChild's initiatives.
SevaChild's Unsung Heroes
Lori’s Story (2.44)