Prem Ushma

Support Prem Ushma Campaign

18%

Raised

₹1,83,000

Days Left

40 Days
(100 Blankets/day)

Goal

₹10,00,000

94 Generous Donations Till Date

Your generous donation helps us continue providing warmth and dignity to those sleeping on the streets. Every contribution makes a real difference. Donations are eligible for IT deduction under 80(G).

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Your Impact

₹250

1 Quality Blanket

Provides warmth to one person throughout winter

₹2,500

10 Blankets

Help an entire family sleep warm at night

₹10,000

40 Blankets

Transform lives of 40 vulnerable individuals

Other Ways to Help

Donate Blankets Directly

Send new blankets to our collection center at the address below

Volunteer with Us

Join our distribution drives and help deliver blankets

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Contact for Campaign

Shri. Ajeet Tiwari

HHAP Prem Dhara Trust

B154, Brijenclave Colony

Sundarpur, Varanasi - 221005, India

Phone: +91 9214282112

About Prem Ushma

Prem Ushma means "Warmth of Love" - a fitting name for our campaign to provide blankets and dignity to those sleeping on the roads & streets of Varanasi.

The Challenge

During the harsh winter months in Varanasi (Kashi), temperatures can drop significantly at night. For those without any cover or shelter, these cold nights can be life-threatening. Many elderly, disabled, homeless and women & children individuals sleep on below flyovers, cremation grounds, pavements, railway platforms, roads, streets, and temple premises without any protection from the cold.

Our Response

Every night, our team travels through the ghats, roads, and streets of Varanasi, scanning for those in need and providing them with warm, quality blankets. We ensure that the most vulnerable - the elderly, sick, women and children - are prioritized.

Nightly distribution drives

Focus on most vulnerable populations

Quality blankets that last

How We Distribute Blankets

Our distribution process ensures that every blanket reaches those who need it most.

Scan

Our volunteers survey areas where homeless individuals sleep - railway stations, temples, ghats, road and streets.

Prioritize

We prioritize elderly, sick, women and children individuals who are most vulnerable.

Distribute

Quality blankets are distributed with respect and care, ensuring dignity in every interaction.

Follow-up

We return to the same locations regularly to check on recipients and help new individuals in need.

Every Blanket Tells a Story

Each blanket we distribute brings warmth, comfort, and hope to someone in need.

Distributing warmth on cold winter nights

Our volunteers reach out to those sleeping on the streets

Prioritizing the most vulnerable

Elderly and differently-abled individuals receive priority

Protecting women and children

Ensuring families stay warm together

Quality blankets that last

Each blanket provides warmth throughout the winter

Building a caring community

Every blanket represents love and compassion

Supporting the elderly

Special care for senior citizens without shelter

Helping families in need

Ensuring no child sleeps cold on the streets

Night patrol missions

Searching every ghat and street for those in need

Bringing smiles and warmth

The joy of receiving warmth on a cold night

Covering cremation grounds

Reaching those in the most difficult locations

Caring for the disabled

Providing extra support to differently-abled individuals

Protecting mothers and infants

Special focus on women with young children

"I have been sleeping at the railway station for 3 years. This is the first time someone gave me a blanket. Now I can sleep without shivering."

- Ramesh, 67

Railway platform, Varanasi

"My children were getting sick from the cold. This blanket has kept them warm and healthy. Thank you for caring about us."

- Savitri Devi, 42

Street dweller, near Dashashwamedh Ghat

"I lost my home in an accident. Sleeping on the streets was unbearable in winter. Your blanket gave me warmth and reminded me that people still care."

- Mohan, 55

Near Banaras Hindu University