Everything we've done,
in motion
Food, blood, schools, a greener city: five years of just turning up. Pick a thread, or watch it all drift by.
Siliguri, West Bengal A community seva initiative since 2020
Humrahi means fellow traveller — the one who walks beside you. That daily-meals chapter is complete. Now we're growing health, a greener city, and free skilling that outlasts any single drive.
1,500 / 1,500 days of daily meals, never one missed — where it all began
On the Ground
Since COVID-2020: 1,500 days of daily meals, cleanup drives, schools adopted, health camps, blood donation.
Building the Ecosystem
A living network connecting sustainable enterprises, NGOs, and communities across Siliguri, with Humrahi working to keep those connections strong.
Humrahi didn't start as an organisation — or even as a kitchen. It started with rice and dal weighed out on a floor and carried to families who had no way to reach a shop. Everything below grew out of that.
The lockdown took the trains, the shutters and the daily wage in the same week. People who earned in the morning to eat at night suddenly had neither — and the shops they could still walk to were shut.
We had no kitchen, no office and no plan. We had rice, dal, oil and potatoes, weighed out on a floor into bags, and we carried them to the doors that needed them. No forms. No proof of income. No photographs asked for.
The lockdown lifted. The hunger at the hospital gates didn't. A ration bag keeps a household going for a week — but the families camped outside those gates had no household to cook in, and were spending every last rupee on the ward inside.
So the rations became cooked food, carried to them each day. Then the next day. 1,500 consecutive days. Not one missed. Around four lakh warm meals, handed over one plate at a time, to a finish in February 2026.
Anyone can show up once. The work was never missing a day.
Read how the 1,500 days ran →Finishing the meal run ended a promise the way promises are meant to end — kept. What six years of turning up daily actually built was a group of people who can be relied on, and that now runs in three directions, in the same city, with the same hands.
Care that travels to the person instead of waiting for them. Free checkup camps set up inside neighbourhoods, and blood drives run before anyone is asking — because a full bank is what dignity looks like on a bad day.
Free Camps & Drives · Ongoing Our health camps programme →The city our kids inherit is being decided now. We cut plastic at the source, recycle and upcycle waste into things worth keeping, and run cleanup and plogging drives that put strangers on the same stretch of track together.
Cleanups & Drives · Ongoing How we keep Siliguri cleaner →
Schools we adopted and then didn't leave — supplies, upkeep and a steady adult presence giving 5,000+ students a fair start. And when school ends, Humrahi Bhor picks up the thread: free skilling in partnership with the Wadhwani Foundation.
5,000+ Students Supported Our school adoption programme → Explore skill developmentNone of it happens alone. We work alongside organisations already on the ground here — holding the connections rather than sitting at the centre of them. More on our work as an NGO in Siliguri.
Wadhwani FoundationProgramme partner
Free skilling, powered by Wadhwani JobReady — certified employability courses you can take in Bangla, with AI interview practice and a job portal that unlocks the day you finish.
Not all seventeen — only the nine we genuinely act on, on the ground in Siliguri. Grouped by the way we show up.
Across 1,500 unbroken days
Meals, health camps, relief
Schools + Bhor skilling
And counting
Cumulative figures since 2020, counted across the daily meal service (2020–2026), free health and blood-donation camps, adopted-school programmes, and Humrahi Bhor skilling.
On June 5, 2026, Siliguri witnessed its first plogging event — volunteers cleaning railway tracks and road corridors alongside a run.
Bags of collected waste. Hands that didn't stop. Energy no brief could manufacture. This is what community looks like.
Join the next one →Lasting change grows out of the conditions inside a community — not out of how much help arrives from outside it.
Most organisations draw themselves in the middle of the diagram. Six years here taught us the opposite — a neighbourhood rarely needs another centre. It needs what's already around it to connect.
So we work at the edges, across Siliguri. Nothing in this network belongs to us. It just has to hold.
Businesses that already operate sustainably, put in front of the communities that need them. We don't run them and don't take a cut.
Another NGO leads; we add ground presence so their reach goes further. Their name on it, not ours.
What a neighbourhood paid to get rid of becomes something with a value — and someone earning from it.
Food, schools, health. Nobody funds a photograph of these, and everything above rests on them.
Food, blood, schools, a greener city: five years of just turning up. Pick a thread, or watch it all drift by.
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Our work happens alongside blood banks, businesses and fellow NGOs. Their support — and yours — is what keeps the kitchens and camps running.





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