Awaaz Punjab Di
Building resilient communities through compassionate flood relief and innovative disaster preparedness across Punjab
Transforming Lives Through Compassionate Action
Our Story
Awaaz Punjab Di was born from the devastating floods of 2018 that swept across Punjab, leaving thousands homeless and communities shattered. What began as a grassroots effort by local volunteers has evolved into one of Punjab's most trusted disaster relief organizations.
Our founder, Dr. Rajinder Singh, witnessed firsthand the inadequate response to the 2018 floods in his hometown of Jalandhar. Families were stranded without food, clean water, or medical care for days. This experience ignited a passion to create a organization that could respond swiftly and effectively to such disasters.
Today, we stand as a beacon of hope for flood-affected communities, with a network of trained volunteers, state-of-the-art equipment, and partnerships with government agencies and international organizations. Our approach combines immediate emergency response with long-term community resilience building.
Our Core Values
These fundamental principles guide every aspect of our work and define our commitment to Punjab's communities.
Compassion
We serve with deep empathy for those affected by floods, providing support with dignity and respect for Punjab's communities.
Unity
We bring together communities, volunteers, and partners across Punjab to create a strong network of support and solidarity.
Protection
We work to protect vulnerable families from flood disasters through early warning systems and preparedness programs.
Water Management
We focus on sustainable water management and flood mitigation to prevent future disasters in Punjab.
Sustainability
We implement eco-friendly solutions that protect the environment while building resilient communities.
Innovation
We leverage technology and innovative approaches to enhance our disaster response and community outreach.
Our Impact Story
Numbers that reflect our commitment to transforming lives and building resilient communities across Punjab.
Meet Our Leadership
Experienced professionals dedicated to creating lasting change in disaster management and community development.
Dr. Rajinder Singh
Founder & Chairman
15+ years in disaster management
Former government official with expertise in water resource management and community development.
Simran Kaur
Executive Director
12+ years in NGO operations
Social work graduate with extensive experience in community mobilization and program implementation.
Harpreet Singh
Operations Head
10+ years in emergency response
Emergency management specialist with background in logistics and disaster response coordination.
Dr. Manjit Kaur
Program Director
8+ years in development programs
Public health expert specializing in community health programs and disaster preparedness training.
Our Key Programs
Comprehensive initiatives designed to address every aspect of flood disaster management and community resilience.
Emergency Response Unit
Rapid deployment teams equipped with boats, medical supplies, and emergency equipment for immediate flood response.
Community Resilience Program
Training communities in disaster preparedness, first aid, and emergency response protocols.
Water & Sanitation Initiative
Providing clean water access, sanitation facilities, and hygiene education in flood-affected areas.
Livelihood Restoration
Supporting farmers and small businesses to rebuild their livelihoods after flood disasters.
Our Trusted Partners
Collaborating with government agencies, international organizations, and local institutions to maximize our impact.
Punjab State Disaster Management Authority
National Disaster Response Force (NDRF)
United Nations Development Programme
Red Cross Society Punjab
Khalsa Aid International
Punjab Agricultural University
Indian Meteorological Department
Various District Administrations
Join Our Mission for a Resilient Punjab
Every contribution, every volunteer hour, and every shared story brings us closer to our vision of flood-resilient communities across Punjab.