Your constant support is enabling us to continue our humanitarian assistance for flood victims in Panjab. Our on-ground teams are still relentlessly combing through the affected villages – continuing to funnel aid to victims through our three-phase relief and rehabilitation program – encompassing emergency aid, housing-repair, restoring livelihoods and facilitating self-employment.
Recently, in Batala, our team stepped in to help a family. Earning daily wages, they were barely making ends meet when the relentless rains made the roof of their home cave in. To add to their woes, they have a bedridden son, whose medical needs take up a significant chunk of their modest income.
“We were in dire need. The home was totally destroyed. Almost everything has been damaged,” said Amarjit Singh. “Getting the house rebuilt would have been impossible for us. We had no hope. We are grateful for this incredible help,” he said.
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Free screening of Mastaney Punjabi film based on Sikh history
We organized a free screening of the Punjabi film Mastaney. The film is based on Sikh history, showing glimpses of Sikh valor and values. The aim of the free screening was to expose our younger generations to Sikh history, a history rich with stories of standing strong against oppression and injustice. Amritpal Singh from UNITED SIKHS said, "Our goal is to bridge the gap, helping our youth connect with their heritage and imbibe the values and spirit of Sikhism."

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Empowering through Self-employment
Your financial contributions have the potential to positively impact lives for generations to come. This is precisely what project ‘Kirti’ (self-reliance) is about, providing resources for self-employment to those in need.
Thanks to your generous donations, we've given a young person from Amritsar a new e-rickshaw. Now, he has a way to support his family with pride and dedication. Your kindness is making a real difference!
"We're pouring our hearts into making sure everyone in Panjab connects deeply with Guru Nanak Sahib ji's message of Kirat, which is all about the honor in honest work," Amritpal Singh from UNITED SIKHS expressed. "Not only does this instill pride, but it also helps guide our youth towards positive paths and away from pitfalls like drug addiction."

After the devastating floods, hundreds of families are trying to pick up the pieces, reaching out for a helping hand to rebuild their lives.
Any amount you donate rebuilds homes, revives history, empowers through self-employment, and nourishes souls in Panjab. Your generosity today means hope, dignity, and resilience for many. Please, donate now.